Before I begin, I’m not posting any of Carole’s death pictures. You can find them quite readily on different sites if you really want to see them but I have no interest in sharing them. On July 6th, 1948, Carole Landis was on the front page of newspapers across the United States. Was it because of a new film? A reconciliation between her and her … Continue reading A Nation in Grief: The Death of Carole Landis
I want to note that I am not including photos in this piece. If you want to see them, there are plenty of sites that offer them (Find A Death has them). There are a ton of misconceptions out there about Jayne’s death and I hope that this article sorts out any confusion that may have lingered for people over the years. I’ve done a … Continue reading Jayne Mansfield’s Death
Hey guys! First off, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from my family to yours. Without you guys, I wouldn’t have near the happiness that I do. This year was big for me: I attended the opening of #ClassicsMadeHere at Warner Brothers Studios (definitely recommend going) I appeared on TCM introducing She Done Him Wrong I released my second book, Puffblicity I was featured in my local paper … Continue reading Happy Holidays and Happy New Year
December 7th – “Glendale City Council Decides to End Negotiations with the Gangi Team On Thursday the Principal Economic Development Officer for Glendale, called Matt Gangi to tell him that the City Council ended negotiations with the Gangi Design LED Build Team. After two years of meeting every challenge and presenting any information asked for (including information never before asked for on other projects the … Continue reading Please Help Rockhaven
FilmStruck’s demise came on the morning of November 30, 2018. Film fans like myself, all the way up to Leonardo DiCaprio and Guillermo Del Torro, signed petitions, wrote letters, and begged the conglomerates that owned FilmStruck to reconsider their decision to no avail. FilmStruck died that day. Criterion has proclaimed that they will now step up to the plate and offer us what is now … Continue reading Response to Katherine Groo
