She’s big, she’s bad and she’s blond. She’s Pamela Anderson Lee, straight from the bosomy beaches of “Baywatch,” making her motion-picture debut in “Barb Wire,” the latest in a ...

Never let it be said that Pamela Anderson doesn’t know how to put on a show. Twenty-five years ago, the Baywatch star looked to launch her own comic book franchise with the dystopian action picture ...

Barb Wire was released by an imprint of Dark Horse Comics in the mid 90s, and Pamela Anderson later played her in a live-action film. However, singer Cardi B has today shared her own take on the hero!

By the time Barb Wire was released in May of 1996, ... Barb Wire opens with a Star Wars-esque vertical text scroll that should send you running to Netflix while the movie is still streaming there ...

Barb’s Hammerhead bar is in Steel City, though, the “last free city” of the republic still standing against tyranny. ... When Barb Wire opened on 3 May 1996 ...

Photo Illustration by Erin O’Flynn/The Daily Beast/Gramercy PicturesThere is one unusual, particularly vivid image from my childhood that stands out to this day. It’s neither good nor bad, just there, ...

Former "Baywatch" star tried to launch big-screen comic book franchise 25 ago with film loosely based on, yes, "Casablanca." And filmmaker David Hogan has some stories to tell.