60 Years Later, the Beatles’ ‘Hard Day’s Night’ Is Still Revolutionary
‘A Hard Day’s Night’ premiered in the U.S. in August 1964, catapulting the Beatles into stratospheric fame.
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‘Penny Singleton: A Biography’: ‘Blondie’ and Beyond
‘Penny Singleton: A Biography’ author Steve Randisi joins Mike Tiano to discuss the long-running Blondie star’s remarkable life and career.
How the Seattle Cinerama Was Reborn as SIFF Cinema Downtown
May the Seattle Cinerama rest in peace. Long live the SIFF Cinema Downtown.
Norman Lear Would Change Modern TV, But First He Came to Iowa
I have been struck by how long the accolades have continued after the passing of Norman Lear. It made me realize that I have a story, too.
Micky Dolenz Might Have Finally Figured Out What the Monkees’ ‘Head’ Was About
Micky Dolenz says there was a fundamental change in the way movies were made after the Monkees’ ‘Head’ arrived 55 years ago this week.
Pink Floyd Engineer Alan Parsons Had the Perfect ‘Wizard of Oz’ Quip
It’s unclear whether Roger Waters’ pending remake of the Pink Floyd classic ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ will once again sync up with ‘The Wizard of Oz.’
Ever Wonder How David Byrne Fit Inside That Giant Talking Heads Suit?
David Byrne’s suit became a defining image from the Talking Heads’ ‘Stop Making Sense’ – and a key element in the clip announcing the film’s new re-release.
‘Long Story Short: Willie Nelson 90’: Movies
‘Long Story Short: Willie Nelson 90’ was well-meaning, heartfelt, and often well-performed – but a few intangibles were lacking.
Park Chan-Wook’s ‘Oldboy’ (2003): Reel to Real
The second of Park Chan-Wook’s Vengeance Trilogy, ‘Oldboy’ combines beauty and perversion, horror and grace with unprecedented virtuosity.
Ivo Perelman – ‘Reed Rapture In Brooklyn’ (2023): Movies
Ivo Perelman’s one-on-one improvisations with 12 distinct reedists ‘Reed Rapture In Brooklyn’ is the story of an ambitious project told through a box set of recordings now being told through a full-length documentary.
