Writer. Film, books, music, vintage style, cats, & my family. #LusoWorldCinemaBlogathon Cofounder. #ClassicFilm #SilentFilm #FilmNoir #TCMFF
Fairhaven, MA
Joined January 2009
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When is someone going to report the name of the property managers who ordered the work? Because I and a lot of other New Yorkers have some thoughts to communicate to them.
One of the UWS barn owl fledglings roosted in the open yesterday after its nest was destroyed. This young, inexperienced bird didn’t know to conceal itself and was mobbed by songbirds all day. Thankfully all five fledglings were later accounted for.
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Join us for the ultimate cinematic holiday aboard the #TCMClassicCruise next year!
We're setting sail October 24 - 29, 2027 aboard the Disney Magic as we cruise roundtrip from San Diego to Catalina Island, California & Ensenada, Mexico.
Details here: tcmcruise.com
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A 🧵for some of what’s up for the AFI Silver Classic Film Weekend, Nov. 12–15. Thurs. 11/12 has Sheila O’Malley introducing Dorothy Mackaill in the restored MAN TROUBLE (1930) and Joan Crawford biographer Scott Eyman intros the delightful DANCING LADY from 1933. Both in 35mm!
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Alright kids! Let's support our #TCMParty fam! This is the last day to vote for Beth Ann!
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Friends, I've entered a pinup photography contest. East Coast Vintage Vixens are looking for their Ms. Halloween. I couldn't resist submitting this photo! Will you vote for me by liking this photo on Instagram? #SpookySeason #Pinup #VintageStyle
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ALT The photo shows a red-lipped, smiling Beth Ann Gallagher in a vintage style pinup photo with a Halloween theme. She's wearing a red sequined, sleeveless, hooded gown. The hood is up, and some of her copper hued, wavy locks frame her face as they peek out from underneath the hood. In her right hand she holds a "bloody" knife pointing downward. She's resting her left hand on a Jack O'Lantern, which is glowing from inside. Some nearly bare, dark branches decorate the left, upper corner of the background.
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Alicia Malone signing her “cozy” movie-themed mystery MURDER AT THE MOVIES this morning. Got my copy signed! Alicia is always such a joy to be around, and her book (which I’ve started) is a fun read.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald was the first writer to tackle #MGM's film adaptation of #TheWomen. Outlining Clare Boothe's play, he described Crystal Allen (#JoanCrawford) as "a low-grade bitch" whose "vulgar pugnaciousness is stronger than Mary's well-bred misery." #TCMParty #nextbook
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Vote for our Beth Ann!!!!! 🎃👻
Friends, I've entered a pinup photography contest. East Coast Vintage Vixens are looking for their Ms. Halloween. I couldn't resist submitting this photo! Will you vote for me by liking this photo on Instagram? #SpookySeason #Pinup #VintageStyle
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ALT The photo shows a red-lipped, smiling Beth Ann Gallagher in a vintage style pinup photo with a Halloween theme. She's wearing a red sequined, sleeveless, hooded gown. The hood is up, and some of her copper hued, wavy locks frame her face as they peek out from underneath the hood. In her right hand she holds a "bloody" knife pointing downward. She's resting her left hand on a Jack O'Lantern, which is glowing from inside. Some nearly bare, dark branches decorate the left, upper corner of the background.
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After a long, hot summer, that chill in the air that comes with fall sweater weather feels refreshing. There’s nothing like cozying up on the couch, and enjoying an emotional melodrama or a cozy mystery.
Join us for a night of autumnal films beginning at 8pm ET.
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“(Louise) had a fabulous personality, and yet not one to help herself in any way, not one to self pity, not wanting anyone to pity her, she just was strong, a very strong woman, but whose strength annihilated her...I always felt she was a lost soul.” — David Diamond, friend
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I wrote about the time my great-grandmother, Sarah, had the chance to stand in for Lucille Ball during the production of Forever, Darling (1956), an opportunity that all but fell into her lap. Link below:
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Alicia Malone shares what inspired her to write her first fiction novel as we celebrate her upcoming release of MURDER AT THE MOVIES.
Join us tomorrow night as we showcase some of the films that influenced her writing, starting at 8pm ET.
Pre-order here: bit.ly/4h2FLzt
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A Birthday Tribute to Carole Lombard laurasmiscmusings.blogspot.c… Born in Indiana Oct. 6, 1908. Includes the story of my finding childhood photographs of little Carole (then known as Jane Peters) at her relatives' estate in Redlands, CA. #CaroleLombard
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Naomi Johnson models a Dobbs hat for a photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston, 1929. When he wasn’t taking revealing “undraped” photos of Ziegfeld Follies performers, Johnston was also a commercial portraitist for a variety of advertisers. (Fashion Friday Thread)
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Book now for a unique study experience that explores the late Victorian age through early film, photography and objects from two of the UK's national collections.
Brought to you by V&A Academy and BFI, discover Living Pictures: Victorians on Film from Fri 6 Nov, online and in person. @V_and_A
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It's my best gal Carole Lombard's birthday anniversary, so in that spirit, I'm resharing the interstitial I narrated for @tcm a few years ago. It sums up my feelings about her earthy and sexy movie star charisma and her impish comedic sensibility.
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From pre-codes to comedies, Myrna Loy could do it all. Men loved her; women wanted to be her. But there was more to this beloved actress than Hollywood glitz and glam.
We celebrate the Queen of Hollywood Mondays this month with all-day tributes on TCM.
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Sharing again: Anita Loos on Jean Harlow during the production of Red-Headed Woman (1932). Harlow was aware of her privileged upbringing, didn’t assign much meaning to it, and tried to play it down for relatability.
