Fifty-two years ago today, the film Boom! premiered. Take Elizabeth Taylor, add Richard Burton and Noel Coward, mix in a screenplay written by Tennessee Williams
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Happy 85th Birthday Elizabeth Montgomery
Today is the 85th birthday of the actor and our favorite television witch: Elizabeth Montgomery. Bewitched was one of my very favorite reruns to watch when
Happy 114th Birthday Pablo Neruda
Today is the 114th birthday of the poet Pablo Neruda. His Sonet XVII (below) is one of my very favorite poems of all time. The world
Happy 85th Birthday Elizabeth Montgomery
Today is the 85th birthday of the actor and our favorite television witch: Elizabeth Montgomery. Bewitched was one of my very favorite reruns to watch when
Happy 96th Birthday Doris Day
Today is the 96th birthday of Doris Day. If you see nothing else that she has done, see “The Man Who Knew Too Much.” It gives you
Happy 88th Birthday Tippi Hedren
Today is the 88th birthday of Tippi Hendren. I have said it before, that choosing your favorite Hitchcock blonde is impossible and it’s true. They all
Happy 385th Birthday Vermeer
The artist Jan Vermeer was born 385 years ago today (give a day or two). Halloween is his official birthdate, but that ‘c.’ leads me
Happy 113th Birthday Pablo Neruda
Today is the 113th birthday of the poet Pablo Neruda. His Sonet XVII (below) is one of my very favorite poems of all time. The world
Film Friday: The Birds
The Birds is a 1963 American horror-thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, loosely based on the 1952 story of the same name by Daphne du
Film Friday: Boom!
Take Elizabeth Taylor, add Richard Burton and Noel Coward, mix in a screenplay written by Tennessee Williams based on a play by Tennessee Williams, music
Happy 84th Birthday Elizabeth Montgomery
Today is the 84th birthday of the actor and our favorite television witch: Elizabeth Montgomery. Bewitched was one of my very favorite reruns to watch when
Happy 95th Birthday Doris Day
Today is the 95th birthday of Doris Day. If you see nothing else that she has done, see “The Man Who Knew Too Much.” It gives you
