As I have said many times before, my TV viewing habits, when left to their own devices, is basically what my grandfather watched in 1978
Tag: not so secret obsession
Boom! (1968)
Fifty-three years ago today, the film Boom! premiered. Take Elizabeth Taylor, add Richard Burton and Noel Coward, mix in a screenplay written by Tennessee Williams
Boom! (1968)
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
Turn Back Time
Unless you happen to glance at the clock on your oven first before any other clock, you may just feel a bit more rested tomorrow
Happy 112th Birthday Huguette Marcelle Clark
Today is the 121th birthday of the mysterious heiress recluse Hugette Clark. Everyone loves a recluse, she is no exception. The mystery, the reasons why, the
Happy 60th Birthday Keith Haring
Today is the 60th birthday of the artist and activist Keith Haring. He is someone whose work you know. You have seen it everywhere from
Spring Forward
Unless you happen to glance at the clock on your oven first before any other clock, Sunday morning will just seem like a bit sleepier
Happy 72nd Birthday Karen Silkwood
Today is the 72nd birthday of Karen Silkwood. Her death 40+ years ago, still considered mysterious by many, has become a rallying point for nuclear energy activists,
Happy 72nd Birthday Patrick Nagel
Today is the 72nd birthday of the artist Patrick Nagel. If you grew up in the 80’s or have ever been to a nail salon
Happy 114th Birthday Diana Vreeland
Today is the 114th birthday of Diana Vreeland. She was and continues to be the arbiter of style, even after her death 20+ years ago. Do
Happy 111th Birthday Huguette Marcelle Clark
Today is the 111th birthday of the mysterious heiress recluse Hugette Clark. Everyone loves a recluse, she is no exception. The mystery, the reasons why, the
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
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