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Television has evolved over the years, and one of the most exciting developments has been the rise of TV series that explore the intricacies of female friendship dynamics. These shows go beyond stereotypical portrayals and offer viewers authentic, relatable, and often heartwarming depictions of the bonds that women share. In this blog post, we’ll dive […]
Adaptation of Studio Ghibli film wins six awards, while Jodie Comer wins for Prima Facie and A Streetcar Named Desire brings Paul Mescal best actor prize
RuPaul looks back on triumphs of 2017 with 'Drag Race' TV series, how he uses music to "feed the soul," while looking forward to 2018 in new interview.
This memoir details the story of the struggles, triumphs and lessons learned as a small town girl from Minnesota journeyed to L.A. to pursue her dream of competing on a reality TV show. It recounts behind-the-scenes details along with the outcome of what can happen when we pursue passions and dreams that have long been residing in us.If you have a dream that you've been afraid to pursue, the story within these pages will help you discover that you are Strong Enough.
On the classic series' 45th anniversary, check out all the memorable times it made the cover of 'TV Guide.'
The journey of transgender youth is a tapestry woven with challenges and successes, marked by the courage to embrace their true selves in a world that is learning to understand and support them. As they navigate the complexities of gender identity during adolescence, these brave individuals often become beacons of hope
The Scandalous Lady W was no ordinary costume drama – more like an unsettling, unhappy, combination of 50 Shades of Grey and Through The Keyhole than Downton Abbey.
By Wren Shealy (she/her)
Robinson Crusoe Tv Series 1964, Complete in 14 episodes, Classic Show Immediate Download Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey as we present the classic TV series, "Robinson Crusoe" from 1964. Relive the timeless tale of survival, adventure, and self-discovery in this captivating show that spans 14 thrilling episodes. Join us as we dive into the life of the legendary castaway and discover the triumphs and tribulations he faces on a deserted island. This adaptation of Daniel Defoe’s classic novel was a familiar sight on children’s television in the 1960s, being repeated a number of times after its 1965 debut. Be mindful that these shows were made a long time ago and he quality will be no were near todays standard, very watchable. These Shows are in the Public Domain. The item does not infringe any copyrights, trademarks or any any other rights including listing policies or spam policies.These programs are licensed under the terms of the GNU License, the GNUlesser Public License or the Mozilla Public License or are in the Public Domain.
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The Hills premiered ten years ago and unknowingly sparked a rivalry even Shakespeare would’ve deemed too dramatic: Lauren Conrad vs. Heidi Montag.
Best known for his pioneering Quatermass stories and harrowing adaptation of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty Four, as well as later TV triumphs like The Stone Tape and The Woman in Black, Nigel Kneale is widely regarded as one of Britain's greatest scriptwriters. Making his name at the BBC in the 1950s, he subsequently wrote acclaimed dramas for ITV over the following decades of which three are presented here.The plays on this set showcase some of Kneale's most enduring themes: a deep sympathy for the plight of the individual facing an unimaginable threat; the unease and paranoia of the Cold War era, and fears of an uncertain near-future; and the volatility and potential menace of the crowd.THE CRUNCH stars Harry Andrews as a prime minister attempting to avert a nuclear catastrophe in London; Maxwell Shaw, Anthony Bushell and Peter Bowles are among his co-stars.LADIES' NIGHT is a chilling story of misogyny as members of a gentlemen's club turn on a woman who ridicules them; a strong cast includes Alfred Burke, Ronald Pickup and Bryan Pringle.GENTRY stars Roger Daltrey in a blackly comic suspense drama in which a couple buy a shabby house in an up-and-coming area but find themselves drawn into the aftermath of an armed robbery.
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An older Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, still vying for the mic Bruce Stark's drawings and caricatures have been long-time favorites of mine ever since I first enjoyed them in the pages of the NY Daily News back in the late sixties. For 20 years, Stark was a staff cartoonist for the News, drawing sports and showbiz personalities. His 1973 Sunday pullout caricatures of the NY Mets & Yankees were particular favorites, and I collected and hung each one on my boyhood bedroom walls. Stark could adapt a similar style to Mad's Jack Davis and Mort Drucker, he'd even do a few assignments for MAD (and SICK), but I always thought he had his own particular innovative, fun, snazzy style, which differentiated his work from those two caricature legends. Like Davis, he was also a master of capturing "energy" in his art, perfect for sports illustrations, and like both Davis and Drucker, he was great caricaturist and was particularly adept at drawing groups of people and crowd scenes. And like Sandy Kossin, he had the deft ability to switch styles, from realistic to more cartoony, depending on the assignment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Stark Bruce Stark passed away on Dec 29th, 2012... http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/news-cartoonist-stark-dies-article-1.1230193 This is a link to purchase Bruce Stark art: http://www.artofbrucestark.com Bruce Stark enjoyed his greatest popularity in the seventies & eighties, creating many colorful, funny, and energetic cover and interior images for TV Guide, as well as Time, Fortune, etc, as well as album covers and even a movie poster. Enjoy these samples of some of some of his best work... NY Daily News drawings: Celebrating Casey Stengel's 80th Birthday... Mayor's Jimmy Walker and John Lindsey Sonny Liston/Cassius Clay a later Liston/Clay 50 years of boxing thrills Joe Namath... Willie Mays In 1969, Stark illustrated this World Series champions Mets portfolio including these portraits: Gil Hodges Nolan Ryan Donn Clendenon Ron Swoboda and Tom Seaver All the portraits... some examples of Bruce Stark's early fifties "Girlie art"... cover art by Stark 1962: Stark channeling Al Hirschfeld All of Stark's NY Sunday News celebrity pullout posters "Stark Impressions" from 1968: and some larger samples... Jack Benny Ernest Borgnine Buddy Hackett A recent DVD using Stark's Hackett art Fat Jack Leonard Phil Silvers Jonathan Winters James Garner Don Adams Danny Thomas Andy Griffith some of his 1969 "Stark impressions" Barbra Steisand Johnny Carson Ronald Reagan Richard Nixon Leonard Bernstein Albert Shanker Some of the 1973 Stark NY Daily News Mets & Yankee team Pullout Posters: Willie Mays Bud Harrelson... Roy White... Bobby Murcer... Tom Seaver... Thurman Munson & Jerry Grote... Rusty Staub... and several More... In the late sixties, Stark did a couple of jobs for MAD magazine, including this wonderful Mort Drucker-esque movie star border art which MAD reused several times for this series by writer Harry Purvis. This was the only movie parody Stark did for Mad, page one of "Throw Up", a parody of "Blow Up", and perhaps channeling Mort Drucker a bit too much. Wonderful Tiny Tim cover art for the MAD imitation magazine SICK in 1968 (which probably helped to forever end his association with MAD) a 1969 Stark SICK cover and another Stark did the character design for this Rankin/Bass ABC animated special in 1970 TV Guide ad for the show promo art of the Osmond brothers Stark did these terrific caricatures of early seventies incarnations of Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, still fighting for the mic, for the cover of this controversial biography by Arthur Marx, (son of Groucho), on the former comedy team. Groucho, for the NY Sunday News Bob Hope for TV Guide for TV Guide Original art... ad for TV Guide Liza Minelli Rupert Murdoch Joel Gray Stark's first TV Guide cover, "Sanford and Son" Archie Bunker Cast of "The Bob Newhart show" paperback cover book cover from 1974 a 1975 album cover by Stark 1976 Time cover by Stark 1978 Movie poster by Stark Cast of "The Love Boat" TV Guide ad/Dean Martin Joey Adams book cover art by Stark Steve Allen album cover art by Stark Cast of "Hill St. Blues" larger image TV Guide interior art: Larry Hagman of Dallas Linda Gray, Larry Hagman, for TV Guide Joan Collins, TV Guide interior art for TV Guide: Siskel & Ebert larger view of the art Cast of "Cheers" larger image The Today Show cast of Newhart "TV's Top Moneymakers" larger image Roseanne TV Guide covers featuring Stark "spot" illustrations... Kenny Rogers & Stevie Wonder Cybil Shephard for TV Guide Cover art for "The Best of TV Guide Crossovers" another cover for "The Best of TV Guide Crossovers" Frank Sinatra, singer/golfer thanks to Mark Chiarello, Zach Trenholm, John Wendler, Jim Engel, and Gene Williams for first suggesting a Bruce Stark tribute.
The Day It All Ended for Sonny and Cher, TV Guide, June 1, 1974. Caricature by Hirschfeld.
It was the rival show to ITV's Mr Selfridge but BBC bosses have decided to axe their prime-time period drama, The Paradise after just two series.
We've all been there, huddled around the dining room table, acting out the ridiculous prompts in a friendly game of Charades. But when you have the likes of Carol Burnett, Harvey Korman, Tim Conway, and Vicki Lawrence, this game of Charades is something you don't want to miss! The quintessential charm of The Carol Burnett
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After a car crash, Morgan knew she was exactly the same person – she just couldn’t walk. But she had to convince everyone else. She explains how she became a forthright campaigner and a successful TV presenter
Laverne & Shirley on TV Guide through the years.
You'd never guess from appearances that these 13 celebrities have MS -- or that they continue to do what they love for years after diagnosis. WebMD puts them in the spotlight.
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I'll take "Exciting News" for 800, please! In her fresh memoir, In the Form of a Question, Jeopardy! champ Amy Schneider lays it all bare, dishing on her
C'mon get happy: There's a new 'Partridge Family'
