In 1982, The Advocate published an interview with film director and living legend of Hollywood’s golden ... biggest blockbuster at the time, Gone with the Wind. According to Patrick McGilligan ...

The last surviving actors of the Golden Age of Hollywood are almost entirely ... left alive who featured in both 1939’s Gone with the Wind and The Wizard of Oz. Caren Marsh Doll was born on ...

Ironically, Hollywood is no stranger to intermissions. “Gone with the Wind,” “Lawrence of Arabia ... If Nolan couldn’t break this pattern, I do not know who will.” ...

What it’s about:“The Queen of Sugar Hill” is a fictional portrait of Hattie McDaniel, the Hollywood actress ... The real history: The “Gone with the Wind” actress is far from unknown ...

When Clark Gable Got George Cukor Fired From Gone With the Wind The creator and host of the podcast You Must Remember This unpacks Cukor’s complicated path through Hollywood’s golden age.

On March 23, with the promise of spring in the wind, a sold-out crowd of over 5,000 ... determined to break patterns of emotionally stunted parenting and cherish the blessing of new life.

Catherine O’Hara has never exactly gone anywhere—but in recent years, the world has rediscovered just how much of a ...

The RV in Mazarati’s yard is too cramped for her energetic 2-year-old and 6-year-old sons, so her family is staying in an Airbnb in North Hollywood ... “The wind pattern — it was like ...

Though not all of its aspects have aged well, Gone with the Wind remains one of the most important and celebrated ... The camera needed to be 90 feet in the air, but Hollywood’s tallest crane only ...

There’s a magical moment that happens when you push open the doors of LISTEN Thrift Store & Donation Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire – your wallet sighs with relief while your bargain-hunting heart ...

Retro clocks tick away the hours just as they did decades ago, their mechanisms representing a time before planned ...

As solar, wind, and hydropower expand ... “But once those glaciers are gone, so is the water. And that is irreversible – at least on human timescales.” This pattern is already unfolding in regions ...