Saturday, January 18, 2014

50 Years Ago Today: The Beatles Make First Billboard Hot 100 Appearance

50 Years Ago Today: The Beatles Make First Billboard Hot 100 Appearance

Incredible Original Manuscripts By Da Vinci, Mozart, Jane Austen And More

Look At These Incredible Original Manuscripts By Da Vinci, Mozart, Jane Austen And More

What Makes Citizen Kane So Special?

What Makes Citizen Kane So Special?

Song of the Day

▶ Jimmy Reed - Take Out Some Insurance - YouTube:

I Miss the Old Days

The Lost Art of the Cutaway 

Today's Vintage Ad


I Miss the Old Days

11 Things We No Longer See in Offices

Everything From This 1991 Radio Shack Ad You Can Now Do With Your Phone

Everything From This 1991 Radio Shack Ad You Can Now Do With Your Phone

First It Was the Thin Mints Melee

Pulaski man threw skunk into a river before kicking woman's sunglasses off a bridge

Hat tip to Jeff Meyerson.

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Ben Cunningham, Green Eyes, Ballantine, 1976

15 Things to Know About Popeye on His 85th Anniversary

15 Things to Know About Popeye on His 85th Anniversary

A Woman's Gotta Do What a Woman's Gotta Do

Pasco woman left kids in car to go hunt hogs

I Miss the Old Days

The Mighty Marvel Comics Strength and Fitness Book 

I Didn't Even Know It Was Lost

Researchers believe they found English King Alfred’s pelvic bone 

E-Books Won’t Kill the Rare Book Market

E-Books Won’t Kill the Rare Book Market 

Johnny O'Clock

▶ 1956 JOHNNY O'CLOCK RE-ISSUE TRAILER DICK POWELL NOIR - YouTube:

Friday, January 17, 2014

Beginning of the End

End of film: Paramount first studio to stop distributing celluloid 

Pimpage: An Occasional Feature in Which I call Attention to Books of Interest

Amazon.com: iSEAL eBook: Jude Hardin: Kindle Store:  A civilian contractor for the Department of Defense has created an implantable brain-computer interface that will make the fiercest warriors on the planet exponentially smarter, faster, and deadlier. 

Codename: iSEAL 

After years of painstaking research, the device is finally ready for human trials. 

Desperate to be reinstated as a Special Forces candidate, Nathan Brennan reluctantly volunteers for the study. Four weeks as a lab rat and his military career will be back on course. 

Unfortunately, by the end of day one, he finds himself on the run from the police, the CIA, and a mysterious criminal mastermind named Oberwand. 

With no memory of his past, and with little hope for a meaningful future, Brennan must utilize every weapon in his binary arsenal just to stay alive. 

Artist Designs Books That Fan Out Into 360 Degree Stories

Artist Designs Books That Fan Out Into 360 Degree Stories 

The 10 Best Contemporary War Novels

The 10 Best Contemporary War Novels

Song of the Day

▶ Tee Set - Ma Belle Amie - YouTube:

Once Again Texas Leads the Way

Man gives change to homeless person, is handcuffed and held by police for an hour  

Hat tip to Doc Quatermass.

I Miss the Old Days

The Great Brooklyn House Snooping of 1978

How To Conquer the Blank Page

JOAN REEVES aka SlingWords: How To Conquer the Blank Page

Today's Vintage Ad


Is America ready for a brown nickel?

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MacKinlay Kantor, Gentle  Annie, Popular Library, 1949

First It Was the Thin Mints Melee. . .

. . .and now it's the Condiment Attacks!

Justice served with a side of mayo as police arrest man for series of condiment attacks

He Should Definitely Write a Song About This

Country Star Drunkenly Brawls With His Own Impersonator

Thse People Miss the Old Days Even More than I Do. . .

. . . and they aren't even old enough to remember them.  They're The Rockabillies

Warming: Slideshow, but a great one.

A Review of Interest (To Me, Anyway)

Lesa's Book Critiques: Compound Murder by Bill Crider

13 More Wonderful Librarian Tattoos

13 More Wonderful Librarian Tattoos

Another Forgotten Book

Vintage Teasures: To Keep or Kill by Wilson Tucker

A Forgotten Anthology

 Vintage Treasures: Br-r-r-! edited by Groff Conklin

FFB #2: Pink Vodka Blues -- Neal Barrett, Jr.

I'm rerunning a couple of posts (this one's from 2009) today to honor the memory of Neal Barrett, Jr., who wrote mysteries and SF and was an all-around great guy.

Neal Barrett wrote some of the funniest, wildest, and most idiosyncratic crime novels of the '90s, of which Pink Vodka Blues was the first. It's a hilarious take on a classic situation. Russell Murray is the editor of a literary magazine in Chicago. He drinks way too much. And he's in big trouble when he wakes up in a hotel room with a beautiful woman just before two men come into the room and kill her. They try to kill Murray, too, but he gets away. Things never slow down after that.

Wanted for murder, Murray winds up in a detox center in Wisconsin. He escapes along with a beautiful redhead named Sherry Lou Wynn. One of his many problems is that he has no memory of where he's been or what he's done. He and Sherry Lou try to stay alive while being pursued around the country by homicidal goons, including the murderous Wacker twins and a blue-haired, tennis-shoe wearing granny with an Uzi. Bones Pinelli wants his briefcase back, by golly, and he doesn't care who dies as long as he gets it.

You've probably guessed that there's a surprise in the briefcase, but I'm not telling. If you've never read this book, you're in for a real treat. And while you're at it, you should check out Dead Dog Blues, Skinny Annie Blues, and Bad Eye Blues. They're all standalones, not series books, and they're guaranteed to be unlike anything else you've read. What are you waiting for?

FFB: The Hereafter Gang -- Neal Barrett, Jr.

Neal Barrett, Jr., died on Monday.  He was a wise man and a wonderful writer.  I'm reprinting this FFB post from 2008 today to honor his memory.

Nobody who's read The Hereafter Gang has forgotten it. I think I can guarantee that. John Clute called it "one of the great American novels." Who am I to argue? It's a magical tale of life, death, and life after death. It's about the present and the past and adulthood and childhood. It's a road trip and a homecoming. It's hilarious and it's heartbreaking. It has a lot of sex in it, too. Do yourself a favor and pick up a copy.

An aside: Neal Barrett, Jr., has been a publishing writer for 50 years now. Have you read his Aldair series from DAW Books? LOTR with pigs. Really. Wonderful stuff. Stress Pattern, also from DAW, another classic. Through Darkest America. What can I tell you? A classic post-apocalyptic tale, scary and funny. And then there are the crime novels, starting with Pink Vodka Blues. You've never read anything quite like them. 

Any one of these books will make your day. Check 'em out.

Thursday, January 16, 2014

Ruth Robinson Duccini, R. I. P.

latimes.com: Ruth Robinson Duccini, one of the last members of the troupe of diminutive actors who played Munchkins in the 1939 film classic "The Wizard of Oz," died Thursday after a brief illness at a hospice in Las Vegas, said her son, Fred Duccini. She was 95.

What's the most profitable price for an ebook?

What's the most profitable price for an ebook?

Dave Madden, R. I. P.

Dave Madden Dead: 'The Partridge Family' Actor Dies At 82: Dave Madden, who played band manager Reuben Kincaid on "The Partridge Family," died early today (Jan. 16) at age 82, TMZ reports.

Pimpage: An Occasional Feature in Which I call Attention to Books of Interest

Amazon.com: The Year I Died Seven Times eBook: Eric Beetner: Kindle Store: Ridley has finally met the girl of his dreams, only now she has disappeared. The way it's going, love might kill him. No, it will definitely kill him. Seven times. A unique crime novel in seven installments.

Laura Lippman Included

25 Women Poised to Lead the Culture in 2014

This Explains a Lot

Movie academy: Oscar voters overwhelmingly white, male:  A Los Angeles Times study found that academy voters are markedly less diverse than the moviegoing public, and even more monolithic than many in the film industry may suspect. Oscar voters are nearly 94% Caucasian and 77% male, The Times found. Blacks are about 2% of the academy, and Latinos are less than 2%.

Oscar voters have a median age of 62, the study showed. People younger than 50 constitute just 14% of the membership.

Russell Johnson, R. I. P.

'Gilligan's Island' star Russell Johnson dies: We all knew him as simply the Professor.

Russell Johnson, the actor known as the quirky, smart Gilligan's Island character, Professor Roy Hinkley, has died at age 89.

First It Was the Thin Mints Melee

Woman ordered 7-year-old daughter to help her attack Holly Hill store clerk

10 Embarrassing Early Roles Of Oscar Nominees

10 Embarrassing Early Roles Of Oscar Nominees

Ink-and-paper books are still more popular than e-books in the U.S.

Ink-and-paper books are still more popular than e-books in the U.S. 

They're Back and We're Eating Them

Shark species thought to be extinct is rediscovered by accident in a Kuwait fish market 

Song of the Day

▶ Billy Vaughn - Sail Along Silvery Moon - YouTube:

10 Dangerous Tales Of Criminal Duos

10 Dangerous Tales Of Criminal Duos

Today's Vintage Ad


Brooklyn Leads the Way

Brooklyn mom finds racy photos, porn video of strange couple after phone is pickpocketed 

Uh-Oh

Kristen Stewart will star in a romantic remake of 1984

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Frances & Richard Lockridge, A Key to Death, Avon, 1954

Edgar Nominees (Or: Yet Another List I'm Not On)

The 2014 Edgar Nominees

And the Nominees Are . . .

Oscars: Complete List of Nominees

Yet Another List I'm Not On

Top 10 Most Famous Authors in the World

Write Your Own Oscar Winning Screenplay

Oscar For Best Picture:: TIME analyzed 233 best-picture nominees to create an algorithm that generates story lines for Oscar-caliber movies.

Here's the Plot for Your Next Weapons Grade Uranium Thriller

Nun Faces up to 30 Years for Breaking Into Weapons Complex, Embarrassing the Feds: Nestled behind a forested ridgeline on the outskirts of Knoxville, Tennessee, is the sprawling Y-12 National Security Complex, America's "Fort Knox" of weapons-grade uranium. The complex's security cameras and machine gun nests are designed to repel an attack by the world's most feared terrorist organizations, but they were no match for Sister Megan Rice, an 83-year-old Catholic nun armed with nothing more than a hammer and bolt cutters.

Lizzie Bravo: The Girl Who Sang with the Beatles

Lizzie Bravo: The Girl Who Sang with the Beatles 

Archaeology Update

Ancient tomb of unknown Egyptian pharaoh ‘Senebkay’ found in Abydos 

My Guess for Me? Five Minutes.

How Long Would You Survive After The Apocalypse?

Man-Proof

▶ 1938 MAN-PROOF TRAILER MYRNA LOY - YouTube:

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

14 Quotes About Writing from John Green

14 Quotes About Writing from John Green 

Here's the Plot for Your Next Psychological Thriller

Thieves try to steal Sigmund Freud's ashes in London 

L. A. Paperback Show

What we have here is three pages of photos from last year's L. A. Paperback Collectors Show and Sale taken by Art Scott.  The text is in French, but the photo captions are in English (mainly names of participants).  Some great stuff here.

Hat tip to Art Scott.  I'm promoting Art's comment below up here to the post because not every one reads the comments:  If this looks like your sort of event, and your French is no better than mine, be advised that the 2014 show will be on March 16th at the Glendale Civic Auditorium. Info at:
http://www.la-vintage-paperback-show.com/

10 Amazing Things Recently Found from WWII

10 Amazing Things Recently Found from WWII 

Once Again Texas Leads the Way

Micro-Windmill Invention Could Charge Cell Phone Batteries, Even Homes 

Song of the Day

▶ Phil Phillips - "No one else but you" - YouTube:

“The Writer Cop”

“The Writer Cop” (by O’Neil De Noux) | SOMETHING IS GOING TO HAPPEN

Today is John Green Day!

Today is John Green Day! 

Today's Vintage Ad


10 Great Lost Films And Where They Turned Up

10 Great Lost Films And Where They Turned Up

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The Gordons (Gordon & Mildred Gordon), Case File: FBI, Bantam, 1954

Mae Young, R. I. P.

Mae Young dies at age 90; the WWE Hall of Fame wrestler had a career spanning eight decades | FOX Sports on MSN: Hall of Fame professional wrestler Mae Young has died, WWE confirmed Tuesday. She was 90. Young was reportedly hospitalized on Dec. 31, then moved to hospice care. Her death had been erroneously reported in the days after, and WWE did not give a cause of death. 

 Born Johnnie Mae Young in Oklahoma in 1923, Young began her professional wrestling career in the 1940s and remained active into late last year, making her the only wrestler to believed to have competed in eight different decades. In a statement, WWE called Young the "oldest living squared circle personality." 

Hat tip to Mel Odom.

Paris Hilton Update

Paris Hilton treats her sister Nicky to some candy and cigarettes as the former reality star lands $100,000 a day DJ gig  

Hat tip to Jeff Meyerson.

This Is Exactly Why We Have 911

St. Tammany Parish man calls 911 because he 'needed a woman' 

Hat tip to Jeff Meyerson.

Is This What Holden Caulfield Looks Like?

Is This What Holden Caulfield Looks Like?

Well, Maybe You Don't

Ten film quotes we all get wrong

Croc Update (Slo-Mo Edition)

Australian saltwater crocodiles filmed in slow motion like you've never seen before

So My Mother Was Wrong?

Frozen foods often healthier than fresh, nutritionists say 

Roman Headhunters Update

Roman head hunters in England: Improved forensic techniques have shed new light on 39 skulls excavated near Museum of London in 1988 

 Scores of skulls excavated in the heart of London have provided the first gruesome evidence of Roman head hunters operating in Britain, gathering up the heads of executed enemies or fallen gladiators from the nearby amphitheatre, and exposing them for years in open pits.

King of the Carnival

▶ 1955 KING OF THE CARNIVAL SERIAL TRAILER HARRY LAUTER - YouTube:

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Pimpage: An Occasional Feature in Which I call Attention to Books of Interest

Amazon.com: Hell Up in Houston (The Drifter Detective Series) eBook: Garnett Elliott: Kindle Store  Houston has been called "a sprawling city of astronauts and cowboys, in the middle of a swamp." And now Jack Laramie, rural-wandering PI, is headed up that way after his faithless Desoto blows its radiator. Jack's got a bit of a past with the city, in the form of a Cajun PI named Lameaux--a guy who mixes his "investigations" with organized vice. So Jack decides to lay low, holing up in a swanky downtown hotel called the Fulton. It's a splurge after sleeping in an old horse trailer night after night, but Jack figures he deserves a break. Until the Fulton's grizzled house detective shows up with a proposition ... 

Jack's way out of his league this time around, and when he discovers a blackmailing scheme involving a famous industrialist, he finds himself bumping gun-barrels with the Federal Government. Survival's going to require throwing the PI code out the window. And some quick thinking. 

Join Cash Laramie's hardluck grandson in this second installment of The Drifter Detective series, "Hell Up in Houston." At around 15K words, it won't take too long--just remember to bring your Colt.

1775: America Builds Its First Submarine

1775: America Builds Its First Submarine 

Song of the Day

▶ Nothing I Can Do About It Now-Willie Nelson - YouTube:

Yet Another List I'm Not On

10 Professors Crazy for Extreme Sports

Link via The Presurfer.

The 25 Greatest Austin Bands of All Time

The 25 Greatest Austin Bands of All Time

Today's Vintage Ad


23 Movies That Are Turning 20 Years Old In 2014

23 Movies That Are Turning 20 Years Old In 2014

Icemen

Melting glaciers in northern Italy reveal corpses of WW1 soldiers: The glaciers of the Italian Alps are slowly melting to reveal horrors from the Great War, preserved for nearly a century

Hat tip to Fred Zackel.

The Incredible Eccentricities of 20 Great Writers

The Incredible Eccentricities of 20 Great Writers 

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William E. Wilson, The Strangers, Dell, 1955

The Everly Brothers, two voices the Beatles envied

The Everly Brothers, two voices the Beatles envied 

8 Great Unfinished Masterpieces

8 Great Unfinished Masterpieces 

This Guy's Woodpile Is Cooler Than Yours

The art of stacking wood 

I'm Not Guaranteeing Anything

50 Novels Guaranteed to Make You a Better Person 

First It Was the Thin Mints Melee

Elderly Fla. man attacks Wal-Mart customer in express lane dispute

I Want to Believe!

Ancient alien burial mound found on Google Mars? 

Overlooked Movies: Walk, Don't Run

Last week I talked about Cary Grant's next-to-last movie.  This week, the last one is the topic.  Oddly enough, there's no trailer available on YouTube.  I do have a nice media gallery at the link just above, however.

Grant plays a Brit in Tokyo a couple of days before the 1964 Olympic games.  There's no place to stay, but he wangles a spot in Samantha Eggar's tiny apartment.  Then Jim Hutton arrives on the scene.  Hutton is a competitor in the games, but there's no Olympic Village, and Hutton also needs a place to stay.  Grant sublets his share of the apartment to Hutton.  Hutton and Eggar are complete opposites and don't get along.  And besides, she's already in a relationship.  Guess what happens.

Yes, like Father Goose, this movie is utterly predicable, and I wouldn't want it any other way.  Apparently some people find this a kind of letdown and not the best way for Grant to end his career.  They're wrong of course.  It's a very funny movie.  Grant is as dashing and charming as ever, even though he's growing older, and it's fun to see him pass the leading man role to someone else.  Hutton and Eggar are almost as good.  

Here's something typical, I suppose.  Hutton goes to great lengths in the movie to conceal the event he's competing in.  So I won't tell you.  I'll give you a hint, though: Think Lawrence Block.  Or you could just look at the poster.

Walk, Don't Run (Media Gallery)

▶ Walk, Don't Run (1966) ~ {media gallery} - YouTube:

Monday, January 13, 2014

Neal Barrett, Jr., R. I. P.

Locus Online News: Neal Barrett, Jr., 84, author of acclaimed fantasy The Hereafter Gang (1991) and a number of celebrated short stories, among other works, died January 12, 2014. 

Barrett began publishing SF with “To Tell the Truth” in Galaxy (1960). His notable short fiction includes “Perpetuity Blues” (1987), Hugo and Nebula Award finalist “Ginny Sweethips’ Flying Circus” (1989), Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award finalist “Stairs” (1989), “Cush” (1994), and “Radio Station St. Jack” (2008). His short work has been collected in Slightly Off Center: Eleven Extraordinarily Exhilarating Tales (1992), World Fantasy Award finalist Perpetuity Blues and Other Stories (2000), A Different Vintage (2001), Way Out There (2004), and retrospective Other Seasons: The Best of Neal Barrett, Jr. (2013).

Personal note: No question about it in my mind: Neal was one of the greats.  The Hereafter Gang has been one of my favorite books since its first appearance, and Through Darkest America is amazing.  As are many of his other novels.  I count myself extremely lucky to have known Neal and to have sat with him and Joe Lansdale and Scott Cupp and others on uncomfortable couches in the A&M Memorial Student Center into the small hours of many AggieCon mornings, laughing and gabbing and listening.  Ave atque vale, Neal. 

Once Again Texas Leads the Way

Car burglar stepped in poop, lands in coop

Pimpage: An Occasional Feature in Which I call Attention to Books of Interest

Amazon.com: Rosie the Ripper (Fight Card MMA) eBook: Jack Tunney, Sam Hawken, Paul Bishop: Kindle Store  Baltimore, 2014. Rosie Bratton is a recovering alcoholic. Divorced, working a dead end job, and with a young daughter she only sees on alternate weekends, her life is going nowhere. Her hopes hang on the outcome of a custody battle to regain primary custody of her daughter, and the vague possibility things might get better together. 


When circumstances turn bleak, Rosie nearly retreats into the bottle, but her sponsor has a solution. Felix was once a mixed martial arts contender. Now, he’s turned his talent toward teaching his skills to others. If Rosie becomes his student, he hopes she can learn how to be a stronger, focused, better person. 

Some people are born to fight – in the cage and out – and Rosie is one of them. When she’s given the moniker Rosie the Ripper, she becomes something more than she was before – and it may be enough to give her a fighting chance….

First It Was the Thin Mints Melee

Two shot after dispute over noise in theater 

‘Atomic wedgie’ Update

‘Atomic wedgie’ made up by killer to embarrass my dead uncle, victim’s niece says 

11 Incredible Bookcases For People Who Really, Really Love Their Books

11 Incredible Bookcases For People Who Really, Really Love Their Books 

Hat tip to George Kelley.

16 Works That Ernest Hemingway Thought A Young Writer Should Read

16 Works That Ernest Hemingway Thought A Young Writer Should Read

Song of the Day

▶ Wanda Jackson / Fujiyama Mama (1957) - YouTube:

Yet Another List I'm Not On

The National Book Critics Circle Finalists Announced 

10 Families With Extremely Creepy Curses

10 Families With Extremely Creepy Curses 

Today's Vintage Ad


I Miss the Old Days

Fantastic Photos of Iconic New York City Diners During the 1990s 

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Nat Hentoff, Call the Keeper, Pocket Books, 1968

10 Gorilla Guys

10 Gorilla Guys | Mental Floss: Hollywood loves gorillas. They are mysterious and scary, yet close enough to human for an actor to play one. Many actors and special effects pros have portrayed gorillas at one time or another in movies such as Gorillas in the Mist or the Planet of the Apes series, but some became particularly known for being "the guy in the gorilla suit." At first, the only requirement for a star gorilla was that one own a gorilla suit. As the competition heated up, these guys had to bring something special to their roles.

First It Was the Thin Mints Melee

Yahoo News UK: Detectives investigating the death of a man believe he was killed in a frenzied knife attack over a late night game of chess.

Myth-busting librarians debunk rumors about Texas' Wild West laws

Myth-busting librarians debunk rumors about Texas' Wild West laws 

Hat tip to Seepy Benton.

Guess What City Still Has Them (Hint: Texas)

Before Street Lights, There Were Moonlight Towers

Excellent Article on Robert McGinnis

Master in our Midst 

Hat tip to Art Scott.

New Poem at The 5-2

The 5-2 | Crime Poetry Weekly, Annual Ebooks - Gerald So, Editor: Robert Cooperman THE DEMON HOODIE

Archaeology Update

How British civilisation began at a Norfolk caravan park 1,000,000 years ago 

Once Again Texas Leads the Way

Texas dad sentenced to jail over child support payments - despite NOT owing any money 

Step Lively

▶ 1944 STEP LIVELY TRAILER FRANK SINATRA - YouTube:

Sunday, January 12, 2014

Alexander the Great Update

Solving a 2000-year-old mystery: Did poisoned wine kill Alexander the Great?

Bigfoot Update

Bigfoot Is Wandering Michigan Man's Property And Eating Pizza, He Claims In Police Report 

Hat tip to Jeff Meyerson.

Life in Alvin, Texas

A few days ago we woke up to temperatures in the 20s.  Today one of the neighbors is out mowing the lawn.  Texas weather is weird.

Ads on the Blog

Some people are seeing ads when they visit the blog.  I'm not, and I have no idea what's going on.  I haven't given permission for ads to appear here, and I'm sure not getting any revenue from them.  Is this a problem for a lot of people or just a few.  Does anyone have any ideas about how to get rid of them?  I sure don't.

Update: So now I've learned that some people are getting ads and some aren't.  I'm thinking space aliens are involved.

Top 10 Reasons Why Sleep is Important

Top 10 Reasons Why Sleep is Important

Song of the Day

▶ Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep - Mac & Katie Kissoon Music Video - YouTube:

Once Again Texas Leads the Way

A Permit To Hunt Endangered Black Rhinos Has Just Been Sold At A U.S. Auction: The Dallas Safari Club sponsored the closed-door event on Saturday night.

13 Famous Authors’ Mugshots

13 Famous Authors’ Mugshots

Today's Vintage Ad


The Bogus Bard: 5 Stories About Shakespeare We Wish Were True

The Bogus Bard: 5 Stories About Shakespeare We Wish Were True 

Harlem's legendary Apollo Theater celebrates its 80th anniversary

Harlem's legendary Apollo Theater celebrates its 80th anniversary

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Alphonse Daudet, Sappho, Avon, 1956

Fact-checking 5 Oscar contenders

Based on a true story? Fact-checking 5 Oscar contenders

The 5 Best Pieces of Writing Advice I Didn't Get in School

The 5 Best Pieces of Writing Advice I Didn't Get in School 

I Miss the Old Days

Johnny Rivers, Jimmy Webb celebrate Whisky a Go Go’s 50th anniversary, plus a look back at the Sunset Strip

10 Creepy Abandoned Mansions

10 Creepy Abandoned Mansions

10 Exemplary Tales Of Ex-Convicts Who Turned Their Lives Around

10 Exemplary Tales Of Ex-Convicts Who Turned Their Lives Around 

Telegraph Trail

▶ 1933 TELEGRAPH TRAIL TRAILER JOHN WAYNE - YouTube: