Posts by Constance Cherise
To grasp the buzz surrounding this film you should know who Garland is. If you are unfamiliar or do not understand her pure genius, learn a bit of her background, and watch a video or two of her performances, before seeing the film, or simply, read on.
Jason Volk was recently called into action when a historic Boston hotel needed someone to create the perfect time capsule to help celebrate the Downton Abbey Exhibition at The Castle at Park Plaza (on display through Sept. 29).
Say hello to Dolly once again at a theater near you on Aug. 14.
Fathom events celebrates I Love Lucy, for one-night-only, in color on her birthday Aug 6th, in nationwide cinemas.
Created by Mike Hibarger of Boston Swing Central the annual Roaring Twenties Lawn Party is a fundraiser for the non-profit organization whose sole mission is to educate the public of the 1920s dance, the Lindy Hop.
‘My Fair Lady,’ a delightful classic film worthy of a laid-back Sunday afternoon.
Doris Day was the all-American beauty girl next door, but her idealized movie roles were a sharp contrast to the marital and financial woes she would endure.
Send everyone in the house out of the house. Turn off your phone. Purchase your favorite wine. Order your favorite take-out. Put on your fuzzy slippers. Watch “Cleopatra” and feel like the queen you are. Take a tip from Elizabeth Taylor and enjoy your special day without apology.
A road trip to Rhode Island was in order, after seeing the work of vintage pin-up photographer Krzystyna Caldarone of Vintage Girl Studios.
A young boy befriends a balloon and their improbable relationship is chronicled. As mundane or odd as the plot may seem, the 34-minute film by Lamorisse is a simplistic, artistic masterpiece. I decline to dissect the plot, merely because this film is absolutely worth every moment of discovery.