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Dance, Girl, Dance (1940)
“Hey, Rachel,” the 1970’s feminists in my head say, “If you want to be an imaginary 1940’s screen writer you have to watch Dorothy Arzner’s Dance, Girl, Dance”. I don’t want to disappoint the sisterhood, so I dutifully watch the film.
Rachel RobbinsPublished 7 months ago in GeeksLights Out TV Show.
The TV show called "Lights Out". Welcome back to the 1950s Science Fiction Podcast. Today, I want to talk about the early days of TV and a show called Lights Out. It was a TV version of a popular radio show from the 1930s. I recently published an article about it on my Vocal. media profile page. If you're interested, please take a look. I have almost 60 stories on various topics related to science fiction, podcasts, and popular culture. To find my profile, go to Vocal. media and search for Edward German in the author's section. You can also find a link on the podcast platform. Thank you for listening.
Edward GermanPublished 7 months ago in GeeksWhy We're Swiping Right on Streaming and Ghosting Cinemas
This post was created with the support of OpenAI. From Popcorn Aromas to Couch Comforts The transition from the dim-lit ambiance of cinemas, wafting with the aroma of buttered popcorn, to the cozy corners of our living rooms represents more than just a change in location. It reflects a broader shift in our consumption habits, societal behaviors, and technological advancements. As this transformation unfolds, let's explore the underlying reasons and their implications.
People! Just say Something!Published 8 months ago in GeeksTragic Passing of Bray Wyatt at 36: Unveiling the Cause of His Untimely Death
In a tragic new development, the universe of expert wrestling was dove into grieving as news broke of the troublesome demise of WWE hotshot Bawl Wyatt. Early on of 36, this alluring and perplexing figure, known for his charming exhibitions and novel persona, left fans and associates crushed. As recognitions pour in from around the globe, the reason for his abrupt downfall has been uncovered, revealing insight into the individual battles he might have confronted.
Sabuj MaityPublished 8 months ago in GeeksThe 5 Coolest Tech Gadgets of 2023
The year 2023 is fast approaching and the tech industry never rests, constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible with each new product release. Every year, companies unveil gadgets that at first seem like luxuries from a sci-fi fantasy. But these "coolest" new devices often transform from novelties into necessities that enhance our lives in ways we couldn't have imagined.
Unlocking the Secrets: 10 Little-Known Travel Destinations for Your Next Adventure
In a world where travel has become increasingly accessible, the allure of exploring new destinations is stronger than ever. While iconic landmarks and popular tourist spots certainly have their charm, there's something magical about discovering hidden gems that are off the beaten path. In this article, we embark on a journey to unveil 10 little-known travel destinations that promise to ignite your wanderlust and provide you with unique experiences that will stay with you forever.
kunal mathurPublished 8 months ago in GeeksA review of the “Money for Nothing” movie aired in the UK in 1993
Money, Money, Money was originally posted on Flickr by Daniel Borman and is reused here under the terms and conditions of the Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0) Creative Commons license
thepavsalfordPublished 8 months ago in GeeksIn Kazbat's Den
Introduction Kaz and Oscar I have told many of my friends across the water about this place run by my great friend Karen and her dog Oscar who you can meet in this story.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 8 months ago in GeeksExploring the Magical Overlap: TV Characters You Might Encounter at Disneyland
Introduction Disneyland, the epitome of enchantment and wonder, is a place where fictional worlds come to life. It's no surprise that many beloved TV characters have found their way into the heart of this magical realm. As you walk through the gates of Disneyland, you might just find yourself rubbing shoulders with characters you've grown to love from your favorite television shows. In this article, we'll take a delightful journey through the realms of TV and Disneyland, exploring the TV characters that might just be waiting around the corner to make your visit truly unforgettable.
Katie ShortPublished 8 months ago in GeeksThe Rise of Marvel and DC Comics: A Cultural and Artistic Epic
Since their modest beginnings in the heart of the 20th century, the Marvel and DC comic book universes have evolved into global cultural and artistic phenomena, leaving an indelible mark on the collective imagination. These two publishing houses, founded respectively in 1939 for DC (known at the time as National Allied Publications) and in 1939 for Marvel (under the name Timely Publications), laid the groundwork for an extraordinary legacy. Their iconic characters and captivating narratives have transcended the printed pages to become ubiquitous symbols of popular culture, influencing cinema, television, literature, art, and much more. Thus, the impact of Marvel and DC continues to resonate through eras and generations, bearing witness to the timeless power of superhero stories and their ability to unite and inspire minds across the world.
TechArt CreatorsPublished 9 months ago in GeeksThe Greatest American Hero (Pilot)
I got a toy lightsaber when I was a kid, a cheapo, cruddy flashlight actually, with a plastic cone at the end that was colored red. Supposed to look like Luke's iconic laser sword. Grandma, several years in her grave now, got it for me at the old Hills Dept. Store when I was six years old. It was a place always smelled like rancid popcorn and shitty cheese dogs from the snack bar out front. I came home that aternoon, turned on the TV, and saw a huge spaceship floating over William Katt as he stood, awe-struck, in the desert sands below. I approached the tube television and put my tiny hands on the screen, as enraptured as if some televangelist had just proclaimed he was sending the power of Jesus over the airwaves. I knew then that I had a first love.
Webpilot: Perfect Alternative to Link Reader
In the ever-evolving world of technology, the ability to interact with web content has become a necessity. With the rise of ChatGPT plugins like Webpilot and Link Reader, users can now navigate the web in a more intuitive way. This article explores the functionalities, features, and comparisons between these two remarkable tools.
Kerry DixonPublished 9 months ago in Geeks