Originally posted on Ticklish Business:
Have I mentioned how ready I am for summer to get here?  TCM keeps coming up with amazing movies for me to watch, and I’m usually at school or doing schoolwork (and with finals coming up it’s only going to get worse).  I really need to consider quitting school entirely and becoming a TCM couch potato.  Anyway, the twelve films… Continue reading

2013 Kansas Silent Film Festival

I live in the ‘sunflower state’ of Kansas, which has its benefits. No- not the weather or politics or an ocean view. But a rich history in silent film? Surprisingly, a resounding yes. It’s the birthplace to such silent star legends as Buster Keaton, Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle, Louise Brooks, Charles “Buddy” Rogers, Claire Windsor and Zasu Pitts. My northeastern corner of the state is also … Continue reading 2013 Kansas Silent Film Festival

FINAL Week… 31 Days of Oscar Blogathon

We have finally arrived to the 5th and last week of the 31 DAYS OF OSCAR Blogathon. It’s been a wondrous journey of incredibly talented bloggers writing on what they’re most passionate, crowning achievements in cinema. I’m in awe of the caliber of excellence in writing each week throughout this process. It’s been a true honor and joy to co-host this blogging event, along with … Continue reading FINAL Week… 31 Days of Oscar Blogathon

Originally posted on shadowsandsatin:
This wonderful season of accolades, applause and awards is my favorite time of the year.  I rejoice in the Golden Globes, swoon over the Screen Actors Guild Awards, and become absolutely enraptured by the granddaddy of them all – the Oscars. But I can’t help but notice that, while Hollywood seems to have an honor for practically every occasion and occupation,… Continue reading

Originally posted on Silver Screenings:
This post is part of the 31 Days of Oscar Blogathon, hosted by Once Upon a Screen, Outspoken & Freckled and Paula’s Cinema Club. It runs Feb. 1 – Mar. 3, in conjunction with Turner Classic Movies’ 31 Days of Oscar. Miriam Hopkins enjoys the attentions of her many suitors. Sometimes the movies teach us distasteful life lessons. You know the lessons we’re talking about: life isn’t… Continue reading