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Articles related to "Gene Kelly"
As the Stars Turn An analysis of the 1952 classic MGM musical, "Singin' In the Rain," focusing on the film's adherence to early Hollywood and vaudeville traditions. hollywood • musicals • gene kelly
As The Stars Turn (Part Two of Two) An analysis of the 1952 classic MGM musical, "Singin' In the Rain," focusing on the film's adherence to early Hollywood and vaudeville traditions. american musical theater • gene kelly • debbie reynolds • donald o'connor
Double Feature: Rita Hayworth Rita Hayworth will always be Gilda, but her skill extended beyond being a screen temptress. She was one of the best dancers of the golden age of musicals. Here are two of her most accomplished performances. cover girl • you were never lovelier • gene kelly • fred astaire • dancing
Family Guy and Gene Kelly The Family Guy's Stewie does a song-n'-dance with legendary dancer Gene Kelly in This Family Guy clip. the family guy • stewie • gene kelly • fox • anchors aweigh
Gene Kelly Three films by which to trace the rise and fall of one of filmdom's great musical stars gene kelly • fred astaire • judy garland • for me and my gal • frank sinatra
Stanley Donen: The Magic Behind the Musical Stanley Donen's genius put Gene Kelly next to Jerry the Mouse and Fred Astaire dancing on the ceiling. Those remarkable moments were not the beginning or the end of Donen's wonderful work in Hollywood. stanley donen • fred astaire • gene kelly • on the town • anchors aweigh
"Singin' in the Rain" A reminder to all that "Singin' in the Rain" is one of the best musicals ever staged. singin' in the rain • gene kelly • donald o'connor • debbie reynolds • musical
Are you a triple threat? If you're going for a career in musical theatre, consider becoming a triple threat to advance your chances for success. triple threat • musical • theater • musical theatre • singing
Frank Sinatra Anniversary It's been ten years since ol' blue eyes checked out of the saloon - leaving a handful of memorable dramatic performances frank sinatra • the man with the golden arm • the manchurian candidate • von ryan's express • from here to eternity
The Great Films of Judy Garland: Part One <i>The Wizard of Oz</i> was Judy Garland’s greatest movie, but she made some pretty other good ones, too. Learn about them in this two-part guide. wizard of oz • the wizard of oz • oz • judy garland • movies
TV or Not TV? Okay, TV killed the movies - but the movies almost killed the careers of our greatest comics tv comics • phil silvers • gene kelly • rita hayworth • bob hope
Auntie Em! Auntie Em! A belated Mother’s Day tribute to Dorothy’s own beloved mother figure and the little-known actress who played her. wizard of oz • the wizard of oz • oz • clara blandick • aunt em
CD Review: Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall The best performance of Judy Garland’s career, and perhaps in all of show-business history, is available as a two-disk CD set. judy garland • carnegie hall • get happy • gerald clarke • musical performances
Celebrating the Life of Adolph Green A look back at the longest running collaboration in the history of musical theatre (to date) by celebrating Adolph Green and Betty Comden. adolph green • betty comden • singin' in the rain • new york new york • broadway
Get Happy at the Judy Garland Festival Every June, a tiny Minnesota town pays tribute to one of the world’s biggest stars. wizard of oz • the wizard of oz • oz • judy garland • frances gumm
Judy! Judy! Judy! Part Two Plagued by a troubled marriage and drug addiction, Judy ends her relationship with MGM, but makes an amazing comeback with the greatest movie of her career: <i>A Star is Born</i>. judy garland • judy garland biography • movie star biographies • biography • hollywood biographies
Musical theatre for Dummies A list of the main components of the musical theatre genre and several memorable musicals from the classics and today's contemporary theatr. musical • musical theater • musical theatre • gene kelly • donald o'connor
Plummer Returns To Broadway Christopher Plummer, the Tony Award-winning actor, is set to tread the boards once again in the Broadway revival of Inherit The Wind. christopher plummer • broadway • doug hughes • inherit the wind • brian dennehy
Remembering the 1995 Academy Awards The incredibly emotional and sincere moments from one of the most classy and best produced of Oscar's telecasts. 1995 academy awards • best produced emotional oscar telecasts • best picture winner braveheart mel gibson • mira sorvino winning best supporting actress might • susan sarandon oscar best actress
The Greatest Motion Picture Sequences -- Part 3 This week, amidst the dog days of August, I reveal and discuss in detail some more sequences I chose as the greatest from film history! sequences • movie • cinema • film • best
The Evolution of Tap Dance The percussive dance style called Tap was fashioned over time from bits, pieces, and combinations of cultural traditions into a dazzling and energetic dance convention. history of tap • evolution of tap dancing • percussive dance style • evolution of artistic movements • creative synthesis
Kurt Browning Skates with Lysacek This isn’t Kurt’s first time helping figure skaters design their programs. Yuka Sato, Tara Lipinski and Alissa Czisny also benefited from his talents. evan lysacek • kurt browning • mens figure skating • ice skaters • figure skating music
Whistling as an International Art In some cultures whistling is impolite, even taboo. But it is on the decline also where it was common in music or as a custom, and even where it is part of the language. whistling • whistle • human whistle • whistling taboo • whistling rude
Films Not Nominated as Best Picture The 2007 AFI's 100 top movies has nearly two dozen great films that were not nominated for best picture by the Academy Awards. Here are a few of these. films not nominated best picture • american film institute movies • afi 100 movies • best pictures academy awards • comedies not nominated best picture
Frank Sinatra and The Rat Pack When Frank Sinatra passed, the whole country mourned the passing of this musical legend. Ol' Blue Eyes had accomplished a lot in his life, and sang his way into our hearts. His Rat Pack had more fun than anyone can imagine... frank sinatra dean martin sammy davis peter lawfor
Joseph Barbera (1911 - 2006) Remembering the writer/artist who paired with William Hanna to create such classic characters as Yogi Bear, Scooby-Doo, Tom & Jerry and the Flintstones. joseph barbera • hanna-barbera • tom and jerry • yogi bear • the flintstones
Kermit the Frog on TCM The Muppet Show's Kermit the Frog joins Robert Osborne on Turner Classic Movies, and discusses his favourite flicks. turner classic movies • guest programmer • robert osborne • kermit the frog • the muppet show
New Years Eve in the Movies The most dramatic night of the year, at least cinematically speaking. Here are some great movies where classic actresses pine, break hearts, fall in love and find a new lease on life, just in time for another year.
Ritz Carlton- Montréal's Historic Hotel One of Montréal's famous hotels, the Ritz Cartlon, which is still in existance, owes its creation to four business tycoons who resided within the city's Golden Square Mile. ritz • césar ritz • golden square mile • montréal's aristocracy • holt
Shop till you drop !! A quiet month in the county but an excuse for some serious shopping. valentine’s day • shrewsbury • telford • pride hill • darwin centre
The Legend of Drunken Master
A review of the movie "The Legend of Drunken Master". cinema • films • movies • reviews • criticism
Angela Lansbury -- TV Sleuth Acting and voice has led her to a defining star of some 74 movies. angela lansbury • tv series murder she wrote jessica fletcher • voice in animated disney movies anastasia fantasia • disney bedknobs and broomsticks 1971 • broadway the pirates of penzance 1983
Rita Hayworth: Golden Gilda Rita Hayworth was a beautiful actress and an incredible dancer, but she was also deeply troubled and followed by the private demons brought on by Alzheimer's that destroyed her career, and ultimately, her life. rita hayworth movies hollywood film studio dancer
Shirley MacLaine: Actress and Novelist MacLaine's abilities as actress, producer, director and writer is not a mysterious phenomenon -- just sheer talent! shirley maclaine • sister warren beatty • understudy broadway pajama game gets big break • oscar nomination some came running 1958 • shirley maclaine's novels fact finding mysteries o
America's Sweethearts A review of the movie "America's Sweethearts". cinema • films • movies • reviews • criticism
Debbie Reynolds: America's Sweetheart Debbie Reynolds is exactly as you see her - sweet, sincere, generous, and talented. But she's also determined, brave, and incredibly tenacious. debbie reynolds • eddie fisher • elizabeth taylor • sweethearts • tammy
Los Angeles The Other City: Part II Los Angeles contains the byways and passages of mind within her city streets. Part II of Another City examines the contribution of a new generation of beat writers, and how they like their counterparts are helping to change the face of literature through another decade of interesting and exciting phases. los angeles • another city • train • ellyn maybe • rob roberage
The Death of the Musical
Bob Fosse got rid of all the cheesiness and tackiness of typical musicals, and managed to make the most depressing musical known to man! But Cabaret is still great. musical • bob fosse • liza minnelli • michael york • nazi
Wiccan Ethics: More than just Harm None An in-depth discussion of Wiccan ethics and their relationship to your personal ethical code. wiccan rede • rule of three • law of return • karma • ethics
ACTION! NOT WORDS II: HARD BOILED, PATRIOT GAMES A look at HARD BOILED and PATRIOT GAMES, two action movies that actually work. movies • reviews • hard boiled • patriot games
Why the Fuss Over Egyptian Style Music and Oriental Dance? Explores why the Oriental dance community worldwide is dominated by Egyptian music, props, and dance style. belly dance • bellydance • belly • dance • dancing
TALES...Y2K CAMPAIGN EVENT UPDATE U.S. Campaign Y2K Event Update texas news • texas culture • texas politics • u.s. elections • u.s. politics
TALES...YEAR IN REVIEW SPECIAL--PART I Part I of a YEAR IN REVIEW special edition texas culture • texas news
TV and Film Locations in New York Tribeca, Greenwich Village, Soho, Midtown and Central Park are just a few of the locations used for filming in the Big Apple - better known as New York City. television and movie tours of new york • sex and the city locations • central park on manhattan island • king kong and the empire state building • radio city music hall |
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