Wonderful, wonderful article by Pamela Hutchinson about the San Francisco Silent Film Festival's screening of the lost-and-found short THE PILL POUNDER, with lovely words also about glorious Clara Bow. theguardian.com/film/2024/apr/…

For no real reason at all, here's a tortilla that looks like E.T., which someone was trying to sell on eBay. Haunted! Strange! Rare!

Love seeing 'Rosie Greenbaum' from Laverne & Shirley on Falcon Crest tonight. Carole White, who is also Jesse White's daughter.

@hollywoodcomet

Annette Funicello Friday:
Candid photo of Annette in 1959

@TCM peeps:

Here is a new 12-minute Original Production about how this party got started...

Produced and directed by me.
Edited by Rob Hampton of Splat Pictures.

#TCMHQ
#TCMParty

youtube.com/watch?v=oU_RLM…

Now Watching
Billion Dollar Brain (1967)

Last film of Françoise Dorléac 😢

Peace and light to the families of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson.

Connie Marshall and Peggy Ann Garner in a costume test for Home, Sweet Homicide (1946)

Today's the day, my memoir Dancing on the Edge is released. You can order your copy here;
barnesandnoble.com/w/dancing-on-t…
#RussTamblyn #DancingOnTheEdge #memoir #Dancer #actorslife

Brothers, actors Arthur Shields and Barry Fitzgerald in 1946.

The Lane Sisters: Rosemary, Lola and Priscilla

Acting sister Joan and Constance Bennett in 1936.
#NationalSiblingsDay

Sound designer Douglas Shearer with actress Norma Shearer on the set of 'Marie Antoinette' (1938)

Sisters Marie Blake and Jeanette MacDonald visit on the set of 'Cairo' (1942) #NationalSiblingsDay

French acting sisters Catherine Deneuve and Françoise Dorléac, pictured at Cannes Film Festival in 1965.

It's National Sibling Day!
Throughout the day I'll share photos of acting siblings starting with:
Etta McDaniel, Sam McDaniel and Hattie McDaniel.

Olivia de Havilland and Adolphe Menjou in 1955 on the set of 'The Ambassador's Daughter.'

In 2002, Robert Osborne was joined by the Powerpuff Girls who helped him introduce a special sing-along version of THE WIZARD OF OZ ('39).

See the classic tonight at 8pm ET uncut and commercial free (but we won't stop you from singing along) as we salute 100 years of MGM.

Musical Monday: Spring Parade (1940)
- Even Bosley Crowther loved it!
cometoverhollywood.com/2024/04/08/mus…