Funny Girl with Barbra Streisand Hello Dolly with Carol Channing and Pearl Bailey Mame and Sweeney Todd with Angela Lansbury Applause with Lauren Bacall Happy End (though it was a revival) with Meryl Streep Hostile Witness with Ray Milland ...to name a few Alas, I was not old enough to see most of ...

Below is my response to Cuthbert's post responding to Masha's. Not sure why it posted as part of his response. Sad. While I believe Masha may have been a little harsher than some of us would have been, she did just express her beliefs on the subject. As another "refugee" from the TCM boar...

The LAFFITE NEWS CHANNEL is now calling the race for LIKE. But is it enough to actually vault into existence this button or will if fall short. We go now to one of our news contributors to the Laffite News Channel for an analysis. Go ahead. :smiley_snoopy: Beats me. Thank you for that and now some ...

Yes. We decided to go all out. We wanted to get the full experience. I will also admit that the priority seating was a big incentive too. LOL. I can't wait to find out what other films will be there aside from the announced ones, and who the special guests will be. I've never not been able to get i...

I wonder if the new version of One Day at a Time is produced under the same parent company that owns TCM. Nope. The remake was produced by Act III Productions (a Norman Lear company), GloNation Studios (Gloria Calderon Kellett), Snowpants Productions (Mike Royce) and Sony Television. Distribution w...

Assuming that the passholders and ticket buyers (you can buy individual screening tickets, if space is available after passholders are seated) foot the bill for a good portion of the event, then that would be a reason for the expense. TCM has to pay for the hosts & celebrities/guests, their lodg...

I hope you get to see the documentary Max Steiner , directed by Diana Friedenberg, recently shown on TCM. It is outstanding, following Steiner's career from Vienna to New York to Hollywood. There are clips from movies, a TV interview with Steiner, comments by Michael Feinstein and others, shots of ...

:smiley_snoopy: I hate sports too. Especially dog racing. So undignified. Dogs should be literary critics, dammit, like me. Poor Snoopy - reduced to a Smilie..er..Smily? He did have a go at tennis when that sport became popular in the 1970s. He often did battle with Molly Volley, even though they w...

:smiley_snoopy: I hate sports too. Especially dog racing. So undignified. Dogs should be literary critics, dammit, like me. Poor Snoopy - reduced to a Smilie..er..Smily? He did have a go at tennis when that sport became popular in the 1970s. He often did battle with Molly Volley, even though they w...

Masha wrote: ↑December 15th, 2022, 7:57 pm I will atone by posting an image of a needlepoint which carries a true message:

Death by a thousand needle pricks...

But, is there a possibility that a poster who originally voted for the like button can change his/her mind and vote against the like button? Maybe we should look into that. Thompson , When I created the Do you want a Like button ? poll, I clicked the setting Allow re-voting , which enables voters t...

Not a fan of so-called reality series. They are manipulative (for both the viewers and the participants). The only one that I ever watched was The Amazing Race, but I haven't watched it in years. Not even sure if it's still on.

Lomm wrote: ↑December 13th, 2022, 10:28 am

Lomm wrote: ↑December 13th, 2022, 10:25 amRight now I'm looking to see if there's a way to not show the moderators at the top of every post/forum.

And they're off.

Personally, I think it looks a lot better now.

Thanks!

Re: not being able to find your own posts, you can always do that by visiting your own profile. Pull down on your username and select User Control Panel. It should take you to the "Front Page" From there, just click on the "Show your posts" link That's what I do, but it's way to...

I have a little trouble navigating here. For example, if I post something that's in one of the "Recent Topics" section, I find that I can't locate the thread easily later, because I don't remember (or didn't notice) what topic it was in. This is a good, but very "busy" board. I ...