Saturday, September 16, 2017
Interview: Mayim Bialik & the Big Bang Theory
When Mayim Bialik gave her family and friends the “silent treatment” over summer, it wasn’t personal. The star of CBS’s hit comedy “The Big Bang Theory,” who plays neuroscientist Amy Farrah Fowler, was advised by doctors to avoid speaking in order to heal strained vocal cords...... [see interview with Mayim here.]
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Remembering Glen Campbell
The entertainment world lost a true music giant when Glen Campbell passed away Tuesday. When I interviewed Glen in December 2008 for Deadwood Magazine, there was no sign of the Alzheimer’s that would soon afflict him. He was still performing and had recently returned to the studio to record the album “Meet Glen Campbell,” which would peak at number 27 on the Billboard country charts...... more
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Long Lost Mickey Rooney Movie
Back in 1975, director Chris Robinson hired Mickey Rooney, Yvonne De Carlo, and Ted Cassidy to appear in
his horror thriller, “The Intruder.” The film was lost and never released –
until today! Restored in all its gory splendor, it’s now available on Blu-ray.
Check out the interview with the director, plus the guy who found the film. Longer interview here. Don't worry, no spoilers in either.
Monday, July 31, 2017
Barbara Rush Interview
The list of actors with whom Barbara Rush shared the big screen is impressive. Just considering 1958’s “The Young Lions," it would include Marlon Brando, Montgomery Clift, and Dean Martin.
“I did work with a lot of interesting and talented men,” said Ms. Rush from Los Angeles. “And actresses, too, such as Jane Wyman. I found the nicest people were actually the biggest stars because ....... more
“I did work with a lot of interesting and talented men,” said Ms. Rush from Los Angeles. “And actresses, too, such as Jane Wyman. I found the nicest people were actually the biggest stars because ....... more
Monday, July 10, 2017
Political Party Animals
Of all the odd aspects of American politics, I think one of the most bizarre is how we assign animal mascots to the two major political parties. Even more strange? - neither is a turkey.
The Republican party has long been associated with the imposing elephant, while the Democrats are linked to the humble donkey. But how did these connections come about? Well, the association can be traced back to nineteenth century political cartoons ... Continued here.
The Republican party has long been associated with the imposing elephant, while the Democrats are linked to the humble donkey. But how did these connections come about? Well, the association can be traced back to nineteenth century political cartoons ... Continued here.
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
'To Sir, with Love' Turns 50
Filmed at Pinewood Studios in the UK, “To Sir, with Love” was
released 50 years ago this June in the U.S.
Judy Geeson and Christian Roberts look back at the film and their careers, including working with John Wayne, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, and more.
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Remembering Ernie Borgnine
With a little help from L.Q. Jones, Alex Cord,
Keith Carradine, and Tova Borgnine, we remember Ernie Borgnine who would have
turned 100 today, Jan 24. So many great films including: Bad Day at Black
Rock, Marty, From Here to Eternity, The Flight of the
Phoenix, The Dirty Dozen, The Poseidon
Adventure and The Wild Bunch. Story here.
Sunday, January 15, 2017
Happy Birthday Margaret O'Brien
Cute little Margaret O’Brien, star of so many great films in the 40s, turns 80 today. She looks back on her career in this
interview.
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