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Theatre/Cinema/TV Shelf Review: "Fifties Blondes"
Theatre/Cinema/TV Shelf Book Review Profusely illustrated with B/W photos and succinct bios of the featured and showcased actresses, this hardcover edition of Richard Koper's "Fifties Blondes: Sexbombs, Sirens, Bad Girls and Teen Queens" from BearManor Media will prove a welcome and enduringly appreciated contribution to personal, professional, community, and college/university library Cinematic History/Biography collections and supplemental Movie/Video Reference curriculum studies lists.
Book Review: "Dance of the Comedians - 75 Years of Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote" by Dan Sendker
Theatre/Cinema/TV Shelf Book Review:An absolute 'must read' for the legions of Road Runner fans and an impressively seminal work of original and detailed historical scholarship, "Dance of the Comedians - 75 Years of the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote - An Unauthorized History" is especially and unreservedly recommended addition to personal, professional, community, and college/university library Cinematic & Animation History collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists.
Ten questions for Mark Slade, Lothar Tuppan and Chauncey Haworth on The Marvelous Bronze Age: conversations with Marvel creators of the 70s and 80s.
1What Inspired you to create a book about Marvel creators?Lothar: Mark was the instigator of this project (like so many of our projects) but I’ve been a lifelong comic book fan and was quite excited to be able to interview some of my favorite comic creators in this way.ChaunceyAs Lothar said, Mark was definitely the inspiration behind starting the book. But, what kept me doing the book was my own stumbling through creativity in life. I find it inspiring to hear about other people's successes and failures, how they made it through, and what serendipitous moments paved the way. In...
SUNDAY, October 27 @ 2:00pm: "THE TWILIGHT ZONE & THE SWIMMER" Screening in NYC
SUNDAY, October 27 @ 2:00pm"THE TWILIGHT ZONE & THE SWIMMER" screeningTHE TRIAD THEATER158 West 72nd StreetNYC Celebrate the 65th Anniversary (October 2) of the legendary TV series The Twilight Zone–and creator Rod Serling’s Centennial (born on Christmas!)—with a special Saturday afternoon double-feature screening!Serling’s favorite TZ episode (1960’s “A Stop at Willoughby”) is followed by the 1968 cult classic film The Swimmer (starring Burt Lancaster, adapted from the short story by John Cheever, published in The New Yorker exactly 60 years ago), that has thematic ties with “Willoughby”—or, as the Blu-Ray release of The Swimmer described the film, “a feature-length Twilight...
FOX News re: "Growing up in Disneyland - Second Edition" > Why Don DeFore Left "Ozzie & Harriet"
FOX News Article About "Growing up in Disneyland - Second Edition"‘Ozzie and Harriet’ actor left hit ‘50s sitcom for this reason: son | Fox News