Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
Jane Powell Gets Her Last Great Role, Michael Kidd Makes Lumberjacks Dance, & There's Cat Woman! It's Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.
Royal Wedding (1951)
Jane Powell Keeps Up with Fred Astaire, Peter Lawford Goes Shoeless, & Sarah Churchill Can't Dance. From 1951, it's Royal Wedding.
A Date with Judy (1948)
Jane Powell Must Wear Pink, Gives Advice, & Is Jealous of Elizabeth Taylor's Green Eye Shadow. From 1948, it's A Date with Judy.
Dean Martin: The King of Cool
Dean Martin is a Man of Simple Snacks, Has Frank Sinatra's Back, Shows His Gratitude, and Is Home for Dinner Every Night.
Jane Powell: Hollywood’s Singing Girl Next Door
Jane Powell is a Child Star, Sings Like an Angel, is Elizabeth Taylor's Bridesmaid, and Designs Her Own Clothes.
The Classic Hollywood Catalyst: A Marilyn Monroe Tribute
Marilyn Monroe Is My Classic Hollywood Catalyst, Doesn't Go for Cat Fights, Cares About Her Friends, and Is Incredibly Sweet.
Nothin’ Can Be a Real Cool Hand: Cool Hand Luke (1967)
Paul Newman Plays the Banjo, Eats (Not Quite) 50 Eggs, & Proves That Nothin' Can be a Real Cool Hand. From 1967, it's Cool Hand Luke.
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
Paul Newman Wants to be Sundance, Does His Own Bike Tricks, & Joanne Gets Redford His Big Break. It's Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Don’t Mess With Him: A James Stewart Birthday Tribute
James Stewart Goes to Princeton, Plays the Accordion, Becomes a Bomber Pilot, & Knows What He Believes in. So Don't Mess With Him.
An Exceptional Friend: A Henry Fonda Birthday Tribute
Henry Fonda Is An Artist, Wears Spencer Tracy's Hat, Makes Jimmy Stewart Laugh, & Is An Exceptional Friend.