Plans to release Rob Reiner‘s final film “Spinal Tap at Stonehenge: The Final Finale” are on pause after the director's death Sunday. Bleecker Street acquired U.S. distribution rights to the concert performance film directed by Reiner in October.

According to an October press release, Reiner shot the concert film at the prehistoric site in England. It’s a follow-up to the 1984 mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap — Reiner’s directorial debut which he also cowrote and costared in — about a fictional rock band’s reunion. In the years after its release, the film became an often-quoted cult hit.

The winter solstice - which occurs this year on Sunday, Dec. 21 - marks the longest night of the year. Across the Bay Area artists and community groups plan to mark the turning point with live music, ecstatic dance, sound baths, lantern walks, meditation and gatherings focused on rejuvenation and light as we approach the upcoming new year.

An arc of 16 massive pits found near Stonehenge were confirmed as manmade structures. Using a range of scientific methods, archaeologists from multiple institutions dated the pits to the Neolithic period around 2480 B.C.E. The pits, located around the Durrington Walls henge, were part of a larger monumental site and culture of the area.

A hidden marvel beneath the earth's surface has emerged near Stonehenge, revealing a story of ancient ingenuity that has left archaeologists astounded.

Based on a comprehensive study, researchers are now convinced the shafts were human-made, likely dug during the Late Neolithic period, roughly 4,000 years ago

Scientists made a major discovery this year linked to Stonehenge — one of humanity’s biggest mysteries — and the revelations keep coming. A team of researchers shared evidence in August suggesting that the Altar Stone, an iconic monolith at the heart ...

Stonehenge is famous for its alignment with the sun, which is why visitors flock to the ancient site at the start of summer. But 5,000 years ago, the ancient Wiltshire monument may also have been carefully built with our lunar satellite in mind.

Archaeologists confirm the discovery of a monumental ring of pits beneath Stonehenge, suggesting complex rituals and advanced engineering by Neolithic societies.

You think you know Stonehenge. The iconic rock towers standing against a green field and a gray English sky are one of the most impressive sights in human history. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg.