Around the Blogosphere This Week
Miscellaneous bits of news and fun stuff from around the internet...
...The Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond, now has a Keurig coffee line and seasonings.
...Growing up I read the novel HARRIET THE SPY by Louise Fitzhugh many times. I was interested to learn that a professor from my alma mater, the University of Redlands, has written a book, SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO LIE: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUISE FITZHUGH, RENEGADE AUTHOR OF HARRIET THE SPY.
...Phyllis Loves Classic Movies points out something I never noticed before: The HOLIDAY INN (1942) set turns up again in THE GLASS KEY (1942). Phyllis also shares a great January viewing list.
...I've been meaning to share Sarah Ganske's list Good Movies With Under 500 Checks on Letterboxd. I've seen many movies on her list; it's filled with terrific viewing ideas.
...The Walt Disney Archives has announced that its exhibit at the Bowers Museum, "Inside the Walt Disney Archives," will be extended through April 25, 2021. The exhibit has spent much of the last year closed since it first opened in March 2020. (March Update: The exhibit has now been extended through June 20, 2021.)...Notable Passings: Actress Martha Stewart, who played the murder victim in IN A LONELY PLACE (1950), has died at the age of 98. She was also a big band singer...Oscar-winning sound editor Alan Robert Murray, who worked on 32 films with Clint Eastwood, has passed away at the age of 66.
...For additional recent links of interest to classic film fans, please check out my February 20th roundup.
Have a great week!
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2 Comments:
Sorry to hear about Martha Stewart. I’ve been putting together a list of stars still with us and had included Martha. Just watched again In A Lonely Place recently and she was very good.
It's sad as one by one performers of the Golden Age leave us, isn't it? Martha Stewart certainly made some memorable contributions.
Best wishes,
Laura
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