This week’s Create-A-Caption honors a man who brought so much laughter into the world, Jerry Lewis. We’ve taken a photo from his iconic 1963 comedy The Nutty Professor and given it a funny comment. In tribute to Lewis, we ask…
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The title character in Cash McCall does not make an appearance until eighteen minutes into the film. Still, he dominates the opening scenes. Little girls sing about him as they jump rope. Business executives describe him as a “jackal,” a…
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With the country currently experiencing enormous excitement over Monday’s total eclipse of the sun, we thought we’d share with you our favorite pop culture depiction of the celestial event ever — the “Da Doo” song from 1986’s Little Shop of…
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Just re-released on DVD and Blu-ray from the Criterion Collection, Hopscotch is a hilarious espionage comedy based on the Brian Garfield novel of the same name that stars Walter Matthau as CIA operative Miles Kendig. When he is reassigned to desk duty…
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This piece originally ran on MovieFanFare in March, we are reprinting it as part of our ongoing tributes to Jerry Lewis, who died today at the age of 91. The actor/writer/comedian’s most underrated performance is in director Martin Scorsese‘s biting…
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As we continue to reflect upon the life and legacy of Jerry Lewis, we wanted to get your opinion on what his finest film was. Below we have included a supersized poll (befitting of a legend of Lewis’ magnitude) that…
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Terrible news out of Hollywood today. We are just learning that comedy legend Jerry Lewis has died at the age of 91. From his peerless TV and film work with fellow funnyman Dean Martin to a solo film career that…
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During the late 1960s and early 1970s, a ruthless killer who came to be known as the Zodiac Killer terrorized California. To this day, he has never been officially identified. Because of the severity of his crimes (not to mention…
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The wealth! The fashion! The drama! The slaps! Dynasty truly had it all. ABC’s hit 1981-89 prime time soap chronicled the shady dealings, bedroom shenanigans, and bitter rivalries of the wealthy Carrington clan. John Forsythe starred as family patriarch Blake…
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On October 15, 1937, the romantic comedy favorite Double Wedding first hit theaters. The film stars William Powell as a flighty filmmaker/bohemian who takes free-spirited young rebel Irene (Florence Rice) and her milquetoast longtime boyfriend Waldo (John Beal) under his…
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