The Bluebonnet landscape has remained eternally popular with both collectors of historic Texas paintings and contemporary artists.

Not to sound cynical, but the senior artist in effect passed along the secret of being an eternally popular avant-gardist: make it simple.

Indeed, Shakespeare remains an eternally popular subject, for scholars and lay people alike.

The Dutch comic performers known as Mini and Maxi are an eternally popular act in their homeland.

Hermann Hesse's eternally popular "Steppenwolf" and "Narcissus and Goldmund," written just before Hitler came to power, dwell on man's dual nature.

So the company at least deserves credit for entrusting Verdi's eternally popular but problematic "Il Trovatore" to the bold British director Graham Vick.

The gorilla suit is an eternally popular gag costume on television series.

For he had revealed one of the eternally popular effects of nature, one which is still quoted by simple people as a standard of visual beauty.

On Thursday night the New York City Ballet danced this season's first performance of Tchaikovsky's eternally popular holiday ballet.

This scrappy, often inventive company has come up with an angle to attract audiences afresh to Puccini's eternally popular "Boheme."