Lately I’ve found myself thinking about great screen duos. Be it Dean and Jerry, Han and Chewie or Lucy and Desi, certain pairings on television and the silver screen are nothing less than magical. To kick off this week, we…
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In the 1940 musical comedy Too Many Girls, carefree college freshman Connie Casey (Lucille Ball) didn’t have the complete trust of her wealthy dad, so he put four of the campus jocks (Desi Arnaz, Richard Carlson, Eddie Bracken, Hal LeRoy)…
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Based on the Broadway farce of the same name by Allan Scott and George Haight (the latter of which was an acclaimed screenwriter who wrote the classics Top Hat and Follow the Fleet among many more), Goodbye Again stars Warren…
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Life is nothing if not busy. The rat race has been running for centuries and it shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon. So while you balance your work, family, and relationship responsibilities, we hope that you are finding…
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“When we first moved to New York we had a great apartment that was dirt cheap. And we found out why it was so cheap. Our friend Amy said there was a great apartment in her building. Dirt cheap! But…
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Joel and Ethan Coen‘s Fargo is an alternately hilarious and shocking “true crime” drama follows a shady Minneapolis car dealer’s (William H. Macy) plan to have his wife kidnapped and then take part of the ransom from her wealthy father….
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Each week, our Sunday Funday posts tell you about the latest and greatest collectibles available. And the leading company in terms of creating exciting collectibles based on pop culture properties is Funko. Their vinyl POP! figures are so successful because…
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February 2018 has been an especially brutal month in terms of celebrities passing. Here’s a remembrance of some of the stars who have left us recently. Jóhann Jóhannsson Having crafted the unforgettable music for the acclaimed films The Theory of…
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James Stewart is such a revered figure in our society because of his everyman qualities that made each and every role he portrayed during his lengthy career unforgettable. His films endure thanks not only to the incredible care he took…
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Recently out on DVD and Blu-ray is Penitentiary, director Jamaa Fanaka‘s late-period blaxploitation classic. Leon Issac Kennedy stars as Martel Gordone who, after unwittingly getting involved with a prostitute and attempting to save her from being assaulted by a John,…
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