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Shortly after reading Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None in Seventh Grade, I became enamored with the English crime novelist, using much of my Bar Mitzvah money to buy her books and tearing through them. I always enjoyed the read, but as a adult, can remember few of the plots, save that of that [...]
Find Part 1 here. Ingrid Bergman Born: August 29, 1915, Stockholm, Sweden Died August 29, 1982 Like Madonna, Ingrid Bergman lost her mother at an exceptionally young age—she was just three years old. Worse, Bergman's father died 10 years later,...
Warner Bros. has announced plans for what it is calling the "Ultimate Collector's Edition" of the 1942 Humphrey Bogart-Ingrid Bergman classic Casablanca, considered by many ...
The hardy hibiscus are blooming in every sunny spot in our garden, with huge crepe dreams in bright colors of red, pink, cream and white. But I know this is a brief fling; it is like the spectacular fireworks burst at the end of the show; it is an Ingrid Bergman smooch at the airport. I will enjoy this glory while it lasts, but I am not fooled... I know all too soon there will come a morning where...
There's a witty remark in Paul Rudnick's off-Broadway comedy Jeffrey that perfectly sums up the way that for some of us, as far back as we can remember, the dots have always been connected from Broadway musicals to George Bernard Shaw to the great caricaturist Al Hirschfeld.
Something I noticed while doing some research on teen pregnancy and the media recently -- it was impossible not to notice -- was that the same two culprits kept coming up: Juno and Jamie Lynn Spears. (Several articles also fingered...
Some of Hollywood's greatest stars -- Fred Astaire, Ingrid Bergman, Doris Day -- are saluted with a full day of their movies during TCM's Summer Under the Stars. The August festival starts Friday with Michael Caine. But the day that...
The world is full of strange places, so why not strange hotels? You will not likely find any of these in the most recommended section of even the best hotel portals as they are not for the average traveller. Forget about Travelocity and Orbitz, we tell you about these places (as recommended by Forbes) that [...]
The Film Museum, Amsterdam's beloved landmark for classic films and filmmaking, is celebrating Cary Grant this summer. As is likely your case, I too am too young to have seen Cary Grant in his hay-day. Then again you'd have...
Groucho Marx (1890-1977). In 1942, Groucho Marx sent this letter after a studio threatened legal action over the impending release of A Night in Casablanca (1946)": Dear Warner Brothers, Apparently there is more than one way of conquering a city...