Auto Racing History DVDs: High Gear DVD (1933) Starring James Murray, Joan Marsh, Jackie Searl, Eddie Lambert, Ann Brody, Theodore von Eltz, Lee Moran, Mike Donlin, Gordon De Main, Wesley Giraud, Marion Sayers, Winifred Drew, and Douglas Haig.
The National Pages Blog (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009
County Wills (South West) Ltd for Will Writing Services in Wootton Bassett, Swindon “Where there’s a Will there’s a way” How do we work? When you contact us, Ann Douglas normally visits you at home or at a time convenient to you, be it daytime evening or weekend. If not meetings can be at a workplace or a [...]
The Liberal Curmudgeon (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
Terrible Honesty: Mongrel Manhattan In The 1920s by Ann Douglas. 606 pp. Farrar, Straus and Giroux (paperback) While the 1960s are associated with the counterculture, Ann Douglas makes the case in “Terrible Honesty” for the cultural breakthroughs that took place during the 1920s. Leading the charge were prominent black and white artists–a “mongrel” group...
TV Squad (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
There's some good news and some bad about The Golden Girls . First the good: Betty White will be returning to The Bold and the Beautiful to resume her recurring role as Stephanie's mother, Ann Douglas. She'll be appearing on a few episodes of B&B , but it could be extended even longer depending on storyline developments. Sadly, the bad news is that Betty's Golden Girls costar, Rue McClanahan...
JOLLYBLOGGER (Free subscription) | 10/27/2009
... today rooted in long standing anxieties over our loss of privilege and status as described by Ann Douglas in her book "The Feminization of American Culture ( Google Books / Amazon ) ." I wanted to discuss this because 1) I'm reading the book right now and am finding it terribly interesting and stimulating, and 2) I assume, or at least hope, that some of the other contributors to this blog...
findingDulcinea (Free subscription) | 10/21/2009
... way to “is to provide him with the necessary arts and crafts materials, and then back off,” Ann Douglas writes for Nickelodeon ParentsConnect. Parents should “do crafts right alongside” a child, but do as the child does instead of taking the lead. While many parents think they must instruct or “teach” children how to create art, doing so is actually unnecessary because “it's the process...
