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Cloris knows she won't win.<br /> <br /> The Judges know she will not win.<br /> <br /> The Audience knows she won't win.<br /> <br /> The TV Viewing Audience knows she won't win.<br /> <br /> Yes, she is a "Hollywood Relic."&nbsp; A Hollywood Relic

Ft. Wayne, Indiana, has been marking the birthday of one of its most famous natives, actress Carole Lombard, who was born on this date exactly 100 years ago. Her birthplace has been converted into a bed & breakfast. The Washington Times has a nice piece about her life and career.

Margie: While Edna is gone to the beauty parlor (lost cause), I pulled out my picture books. I love the old movies of the 30's and 40's because of the manly men. They don't make them like that anymore.I thought I'd share my favorites with you all.The original Dimples BoyTom Mix could sure thrill a ladyHow I loved Roy Rogers.

Posted by themusicsover on October 2, 2008 Gene Autry September 29, 1907 - October 2, 1998 Born in Tioga, Texas on September 29, 1907, Gene Autry was raised in Texas and Oklahoma. Discovered by humorist Will Rogers, in 1929 Autry was billed as “Oklahoma’s Yodeling Cowboy” at KVOO in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Ninety years in show biz will soon be “Gone With the Wind” Oh Rhett! The Movie Experience celebrates 90 years in business tonight with a special local screening of “Gone With the Wind.” Recipient of 10 Academy Awards and ranked No.

Clark Gable almost quit ‘Gone With the Wind’ over racism Submitted by Nina Sahu on Mon, 09/29/2008 - 12:08. New York Clark Gable New York, Sept 29 : Late American actor Clark Gable almost walked off the set of ‘Gone With the Wind’ because of racism, reveals an upcoming book.

Opening this Friday, Neil Burger's The Lucky Ones is a bit of a gamble as a follow-up to The Illusionist. Following the plight of three soldiers recently returned from Iraq (played by Tim Robbins, Michael Pena and Rachel McAdams), it quickly turns into a sort of social statement-cum-sign o' the times story as they find themselves on a road trip together across the country.

Sixty-nine years ago today saw the theatrical release of one of the most anticipated films in show-biz history. Enjoy this brief look back at a big screen classic:    

Austris has posted some more artwork. Check out more of his artwork here. I particularly like his Clark Gable “50 Gunner” show below. Share this: Related posts New art by Austris (0) Stephen G.

One of the last living links to the silent film era, and one of that period's brightest stars, passed away in her Los Angeles home earlier this week at the age of 98. In addition to being one of the silent era's most beautiful and popular stars, Anita Page was also one of its most fascinating stories,