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the imitation game

Benedict Cumberbatch in 'The Imitation Game,' which was funded in part by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

This Foundation Is Bringing Math and Science to the Multiplex

Through its Public Understanding program, the Sloan Foundation wants to show that 'culture is a survival tool.'
By John Bonazzo
Alan Turing and his cohorts break the Enigma code in 'The Imitation Game.'

Alan Turing Notebook, Key Souvenir of History, Fetches $1M

Thought to have been purchased in a Cambridge stationary shop around 1942, the 56 page manuscript contains handwritten mathematical notations by Turing, dating back to the time he spent at Bletchley Park cracking the German’s infamous Enigma code.
By Lale Arikoglu
Alan Turing (Photo: The Sherbone School).

Codebreaker Alan Turing’s Secret Notebook Goes on the Block

The manuscript played a part in both world history and the history of mathematics.
By Lale Arikoglu
Felicity Jones as Jane Wilde and Eddie Redmayne as Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything.

Rex Reed: The Best Films of 2014

By Rex Reed
Illustration by Paul Kisselev.

Code-Sharing: ‘The Good Wife”s Matthew Goode Talks Techies, Nazis, & the Warmth of NY

By Drew Grant
Benedict Cumberbatch in 'The Imitation Game,' which was funded in part by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

True and Tragic, ‘The Imitation Game’ Is an Intimate Look at the Life of Alan Turing

By Rex Reed
Alan Turing and his cohorts break the Enigma code in 'The Imitation Game.'

A Glut of Good Film at Toronto’s Cinema Circus Bodes Well for NYC’s Fall Movie Season

By Rex Reed
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