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Holy Hollywood Museum Batman!: Nearly Every Toy, Set Piece and Costume We’ve Ever Inspired is on Exhibit Now: Batman ’66!
On Wingsday, January 10th celebrities, press, and memorabilia collectors the city over heeded the bat signal projected on to the wall of Hollywood’s venerable old Max Factor building. Said call heeded, in part, to prevent crimes of hazy remembrance by … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Miscellanious, Television
Tagged Batman, Batman Toys, Batman TV, Batmobile, Burt Ward, television, Vintage
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LA Youth Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’ Featuring Dancers from the Joffrey Ballet: Whimsically, Winsomely, Winterful!
Just down around the second to last week of December and a fortnight before January 6th (aka Bean Day, Apple Tree Day, National Shortbread Day, National Take a Poet to Lunch Day, and more fittingly National Take Down the Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged ballet, Christmas, dance, Joffrey Ballet, LA Youth Ballet, Tchaikovsky, The Holidays, The Nutcracker
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The Hollywood Museum Opens its Doors to Dolores Mission Students and Child Stars Alike, for a Christmas Celebration that would be the Envy of Jimmy Stewart!
Ever wonder after the true sense of Christmas amidst classic Hollywood glamour, designer Christmas trees, inspiration as pure as the driven snow and It’s a Wonderful Life sensibilities? If so, look no further than The Hollywood Museum’s Annual Dolores Mission … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Television
Tagged Christmas, Donelle Dadigan, Hollywood, Hollywood Museum
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Star Film Location Greystone Manor Opens its Doors to the Movie-Going Public via Assistance from Hollywood Museum in a Holiday Soiree to Rival that of even a Disney Film!!!
Quick! What do Star Trek, Donna Reed’s evening gown, Christmas, and the Super Moon have in common—A festive and aesthetically pleasing celebration like no other: Greystone Mansion’s After Dark Holiday Cocktail Party. Sponsored by Donelle Dadigan, president and founder of … Continue reading
“Dynamic Dames Film” Series Kicks off Inimitable Opening Night at Hollywood’s New Arena Cinelounge, with “Don’t Bother to Knock”; Marilyn’s First Starring Film!
Marilyn Monroe: Ever hearken back to her primary starring role and what it might have been? A Queen, a High Society Girl, A Rich Heiress? Well guess again, then again 18 times over; If you had been at this past … Continue reading
Singer/Actress Laura Pursell’s “The Pope of Jocelyn Hollow”: A One Woman Religious Experience with Which to Be Reckoned: This December, at The Actors Group Theatre!
Imagine if you will, an extremely riveting story, revolving around a Pope who is a woman, who also hates men (and oftentimes does not seem too keen on the women folk either). Yet, a pope has never been a woman. … Continue reading
Susie Singer Carter’s “My Mom and the Girl” Takes Tough, yet Tender Look at Alzheimer’s via Tremendous Portrayal by Valerie Harper
“Bitch, you took my baby!” yells a mother to a daughter, amidst the shadowed walls and dimly lit rooms of your average American condo at roughly 3 o’clock in the morning; Said scenario initially conjuring up images of the best, … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Movies
Tagged 70s Sitcom Stars, 70s Sitcoms, Aging, Alzheimer's, Alzheimer's Disease, Health, Indie Film, Short Film, Susie Singer Carter, Valerie Harper
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From “Hot Lips” to Animal Humanitarian; Loretta Swit Unveils Latest Book on Birthday and 45-Year M.A.S.H. Anniversary!
On Sunday November 5th, a most legendary book signing, exhibit unveiling, and birthday celebration was in full swing at the opulent Max Factor building-turned-Hollywood museum. Yes, while you were all cursing the rush hour traffic only to remember it was … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged 1970s, 70s Television, classic television, Loretta Swit, M.A.S.H., television, TV
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Manhattan Transfer Songstress and Founder Erin Dickins has us-S-up for Her Singing: Upstairs at Vitello’s to Commemorate New Album!
Imagine if you will a halcyon Sunday afternoon in early November. Then take that late fall journey down memory lane, swinging a sudden detour across a street of the same name, hopping progressively on over to International Alley; Sprinkle it with … Continue reading
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Tagged American Songbook, Erin Dickins, Harmony, Jobim, Manhattan Transfer, swing, vitellos
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Former Nsync Member & Animal Activist Lance Bass Teams up with Natural Balance to Promote Dog Yoga and Launch of Limited Ingredient Diet ® High Protein Formulas!
Quick! Think of the funnest, most enterprising thing you have ever done with your dog and triple it by the half-life of 1/3 your third eye! Then forego your dog’s Frankenstein or Banana Costume this Halloween and take him/her to … Continue reading
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