Now for anyone who dressed up as Austin Powers year after year for Halloween (or on any random Tuesday, perhaps), you have a chance to bid on the ultimate addition to your cosplay fantasy: The ...

You might not remember the first Austin Powers movie for its references to inflation adjustment. But University of Chicago economist Damon Jones does. “There’s the Dr. Evil guy. And he gets ...

When faced with the latest slew of games from Rockstar, nearly identical games based on the Austin Powers license, I am forced to ask, "Who are these games for?" The first two released in the ...

Fire destroys historic WWII-era hangars, which are among the largest wooden structures ever built and were used to film 'JAG,' 'The X-Files' and 'Star Trek.' ...

Bacharach doesn’t appear in 2002’s Austin Powers in Goldmember until the end credits when he once again sings “What the World Needs Now Is Love” at the piano.

Foxxy was an FBI agent who was previously romantically involved with Austin Powers (Mike Myers) and moonlights as a Studio 69 nightclub singer. The role marked Beyoncé’s first major film debut.

Season 21 Episode 57 Show Highlight: Strictly Confidential actress Elizabeth Hurley explains that she did get an offer to appear in the third Austin Powers movie, but she was pregnant with her son ...

Powers -- who spent seven years in the Texas Legislature -- was once chief of staff for former Texas Gov. Mark White when he helped lead Austin's bid to win one of its most significant technology ...

Rice University’s marching band mocked state-appointed Houston ISD superintendent Mike Miles during their halftime show at Saturday’s football game against Texas Southern University.

Vulture marked the 20th anniversary of “Austin Powers in Goldmember” with an oral history devoted to Beyoncé‘s role in the blockbuster comedy as Foxxy Cleopatra. One of the biggest ...

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery rose above parody status to become a true piece of pop culture iconography. These 20 facts about Austin Powers are groovy, shagadelic, and, of course ...