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Showing posts with label '50s nostalgia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label '50s nostalgia. Show all posts
Friday, November 06, 2020
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Monday, May 04, 2020
Emma Stone
I don't know how she got to be an emerging starlet, but maybe Hollywood's standards have dropped or changed.
Labels:
'50s nostalgia,
advertising,
American celebs,
beauty
Thursday, February 20, 2020
Wednesday, May 08, 2019
Yes
Struggling To Find That ‘Greatest Generation’ Sequel by James P. Pinkerton
The Army brings back its ‘pinks and greens’ uniform, but it will take more than nostalgia to revive this era.
The Army brings back its ‘pinks and greens’ uniform, but it will take more than nostalgia to revive this era.
Labels:
'40s nostalgia,
'50s nostalgia,
culture,
decline and fall,
uniforms,
US Army
Friday, November 16, 2018
Tuesday, April 03, 2018
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
Jack Kerouac, Revisited
AmConMag: Debunking the Caricature of Jack Kerouac the Nihilist By Scott Beauchamp
A new book suggests the Catholic-born icon was more spiritual than the "beatnik" label suggests.
A new book suggests the Catholic-born icon was more spiritual than the "beatnik" label suggests.
Labels:
'50s nostalgia,
books,
Catholic,
mass culture,
the American Church
Sunday, January 07, 2018
Joseph Pearce on The Andy Griffith Show
The Decline and Fall of The Andy Griffith Show
I've never watched the entire series so I didn't know that it takes such a turn at the end. How sad. Can the Shire be saved without force? Joseph Pearce thinks that vague love is enough but I disagree.
I've never watched the entire series so I didn't know that it takes such a turn at the end. How sad. Can the Shire be saved without force? Joseph Pearce thinks that vague love is enough but I disagree.
Labels:
'50s nostalgia,
'60s nostalgia,
decline and fall,
feminism,
Hollywood,
mass entertainment,
Tolkien,
TV
Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Tuesday, December 05, 2017
Tuesday, May 02, 2017
The Heyday of Cheap Energy
Reminds me of...
Labels:
'50s nostalgia,
American history,
energy,
suburbia,
Uhmericans
Saturday, January 14, 2017
The Sort of Indugently Nostalgic, Romantic Movie that Caters to the Self-Love of Hollywood Elites
And it's a musical too, to boot. The Golden Age of Hollywood is gone, and the truth about that filthy cultural Marxist spring, surrounded by pedophile rings and casting couches, is known. Wonder if Arturo would like it.
The “La La Land” backlash: Will it last until the Oscars? by Scott Timberg
The musical's Golden Globes sweep will make this a very popular film for shallow people to make fun of
Why La La Land is Best Picture Frontrunner
The Oscar Race: The Case against La La Land
The “La La Land” backlash: Will it last until the Oscars? by Scott Timberg
The musical's Golden Globes sweep will make this a very popular film for shallow people to make fun of
Why La La Land is Best Picture Frontrunner
The Oscar Race: The Case against La La Land
Labels:
'40s nostalgia,
'50s nostalgia,
Hollywood,
movies,
music,
Uhmericans
Sunday, June 21, 2015
The Casting for This Could Be Brilliant
Or it could be stupid, putting someone like Scarlett Johansson or Charlize Thieron in the role of Ingrid Bergman.
AICN: James Mangold Considers SEDUCING INGRID BERGMAN
AICN: James Mangold Considers SEDUCING INGRID BERGMAN
Labels:
'40s nostalgia,
'50s nostalgia,
European celebs,
movies
Sunday, May 10, 2015
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Friday, August 30, 2013
TV Heroes of the Past
And present? (Sheriff Walt Longmire and Deputy Marshal Raylan Givens are on the list.
Cowboys & Indians: TV's Top Lawmen by Joe Leydon and David Hofstede
Related:
A&E Renewing Longmire
Cowboys & Indians: TV's Top Lawmen by Joe Leydon and David Hofstede
Related:
A&E Renewing Longmire
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Mother Dolores Hart on Elvis Presley
Rubberneckin' Podcast Episode #136
In this week's Rubberneckin' podcast, Elvis Week online host Brad Birkedahl sits down with Mother Dolores Hart backstage during Conversations on Elvis on August 14, 2013. Mother Dolores shares the story of meeting Elvis for the first time and working with him on-set during "Loving You" and "King Creole." Mother Dolores also shares what it means to be a part of the Elvis Week celebration and how she hopes to feel Elvis spirit while visiting Graceland. She even dives into the first on-screen kiss and how her ears even turned red. She talks about how the two stayed in touch over the years and calls his legacy "outstanding." Mother Dolores wraps up this week's podcast by calling Graceland a magical place. We invite fans to support Mother Dolores' mission at Regina Laudis and donate to help the New Horizons project! Visit AbbeyofReginaLaudis.org for more information. (mp3)
And 14 minutes in...
In this week's Rubberneckin' podcast, Elvis Week online host Brad Birkedahl sits down with Mother Dolores Hart backstage during Conversations on Elvis on August 14, 2013. Mother Dolores shares the story of meeting Elvis for the first time and working with him on-set during "Loving You" and "King Creole." Mother Dolores also shares what it means to be a part of the Elvis Week celebration and how she hopes to feel Elvis spirit while visiting Graceland. She even dives into the first on-screen kiss and how her ears even turned red. She talks about how the two stayed in touch over the years and calls his legacy "outstanding." Mother Dolores wraps up this week's podcast by calling Graceland a magical place. We invite fans to support Mother Dolores' mission at Regina Laudis and donate to help the New Horizons project! Visit AbbeyofReginaLaudis.org for more information. (mp3)
And 14 minutes in...
Labels:
'50s nostalgia,
'60s nostalgia,
American celebs,
Dolores Hart,
people
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