Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn, Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and of course, Bogey and Bacall; these are some of the greatest on-screen duos of all time. And yet, my personal favorite flies under the radar time and time again. The aforementioned brilliant pairings all stuck to essentially the ...
For many left-handed people the world is a backwards place. Despite the fact that nearly one out of ten people are left-handed, nearly everything people come into contact with on a daily basis is designed with right-handed people in mind –from school desks to scissors to the mouse on a computer. With that in mind, ...
The three films I am reviewing are classic and are a must see if you are a occupying a space in this world. They are a century old but still seem as if they were made today. These films make you laugh cry, get angry, and be amazed at the craft of filmmaking. They were ...
Winona Laura Horowitz was born on October 29, 1971 in Winona, Minnesota to parents Cindy and Michael. Being named after the town you were born in is rather creative. “Winona” is an Indian Sioux word that means “first born.” But, as they say in Hollywood, “the plot thickens.” A little known fact about actress Winona ...
I love to watch Turner Classic Movies and sometimes, I leave the TV on just for company even when I’m not watching it. One night, a movie called The Heiress came on when I was doing something else. I decided to take a peek because Montgomery Clift was in it. I enjoyed his performance in ...
There are many much-acclaimed actors that have lived to their eighty-fifth year or more, well known names that evoke memories of their greatest work. Kirk Douglas is 90 now, a Hollywood legend if there ever was one, while Olivia de Havilland, who ironically died in Gone with the Wind as Melanie, is still with us ...
The 1940s is a decade that is known for such incredible actresses as Betty Grable, Judy Garland, Ava Gardner and Rita Hayworth. However, they were not the only amazing women to grace the silver screen during that time period. Here’s a passing glance at five more: Lucille Ball (1911-1989) Lucille Ball was just one phenomenal ...