Sir Francis Drake completes his trip around the world, Nixon and Kennedy square off on TV, the Beatles release "Abbey Road," and an acting legend passes away, all on this day. 2010: Actress Gloria Stuart, best known for her Academy Award-nominated role in "Titanic," dies of respiratory failure at age 100 in Los Angeles, California.
TCM is definitely not slacking on the horror programs for the month of October. The classic movie station is airing many daytime and primetime blocks of classic horror, which is a good thing for all of us Halloween enthusiasts.
It seems even James Franco can't take himself seriously anymore. The infamous multi-hyphenate has teamed up with AOL for a new web series Making a Scene , in which Franco and his friends remix iconic film scenes with other movies and genres.
Movie fans may remember Janet Leigh in the famous " Psycho " shower scene, but classic movie fans know that Janet Leigh has done a lot movies movies and scenes! For October , Janet Leigh is TCM 's star of the month. Her films will be airing primetime, 8 pm EST starting on Wed.
This is one of those times when a star literally needs no introduction. Audiences have been captivated by Jacqueline Bisset since she first began acting on screen in the late 1960s.
"Brazil": Terry Gilliam does Orwell one better, and giddier, in this 1985 dystopian comic thriller. 9 p.m. Friday, 4:30 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday.
Potter and painter Terry Lee Bourgeois-King of Hall's Harbour and artist George Walford of Port Williams both contributed to the new exhibit at the Harvest Gallery in Wolfville. Walford is giving a talk on Sept.
Tim Burton's adaptation of Ransom Riggs' MISS PEREGRINE'S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN is set to get going in February, and Tim Burton seems to have found his leading man/boy. He's already got his DARK SHADOWS star Eva Green lined up to play Miss Peregrine , and for the role of young Jacob Portman, Burton's looking to lock down HUGO/Ender himself, Asa Butterfield .
Even Twickenham Theatre founder Tony Green admits he has to pinch himself when he considers how well his fringe playhouse has been received. The intimate venue, next to Regal House in London Road, is on the site of the old Loft nightclub and has attracted theatre goers in their droves since opening this year.