Be Inspired
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (1967)
Katharine Hepburn MacGyvers a Sports Car, Ranks Higher Than the Pope, Takes Care of Spencer Tracy, and Sidney Poitier is the Classiest Man Alive. From 1967, it’s Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner.
Katharine Hepburn: A Fierce Hollywood Original
Katharine Hepburn Paddles Her Own Canoe, Proves Her Resilience in Hollywood, Is as Elegant as Audrey and Grace, and May Just Walk Around the Set in Her Underpants.
John Garfield, HUAC, and He Ran All the Way (1951)
Shelley Winters Avoids Sequined Harem Pants and John Garfield Refuses to Rat on His Friends to HUAC. From 1951, it’s He Ran All the Way.
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)
Jimmy Stewart Can Dance and Proves He’s a Leading Man, Henry Fonda Has 35 Cats, Greta Garbo Moves Far Away, and Frank Capra’s Name Is Above the Title. From 1939, it’s Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
Star of the Month: Dorothy Dandridge
Dorothy Dandridge Is the First Female African American Movie Star, Marries a Nicholas Brother, Loves to Cook, And Gives Marilyn Monroe a Leotard!
Patricia Neal Stroke Survivor
Patricia Neal Survives a Stroke WHILE PREGNANT, Re-Learns How to Talk, Gets a Standing Ovation at the Oscars, and Continues to Inspire Stroke Survivors. From 1968, it’s The Subject was Roses.
The Fountainhead (1949), Pat Neal & Gary Cooper
Ayn Rand Writes The Fountainhead, Patricia Neal is Not the Next Garbo, Gary Cooper is a Genius, & Coop and Pat Fall In Love.
Star of the Month: Sidney Poitier
Sidney Poitier Wins Best Actor, Is the Highest Paid Star in Hollywood, Goes Vegetarian, and Continues to Inspire with His Amazing Life Story.
