Where bad old movies go to die (and to be reborn)
Charles Busch is a prodigiously gifted writer and actor who also happens to be a peerless Hollywood historian. In search of vehicles for his own manic comic sensibility, Busch has mined old movies —...
View Article#FridayReads ‘The Great Parade’ by Peter Filichia
Most theater lovers probably fantasize about time travel as they wander the streets of Manhattan’s Theater District and think of all the great shows that were once produced at venerable theaters like...
View Article#FridayReads ‘The Girl from the Savoy’
If you are still going through “Downton Abbey” withdrawal, you should check out Hazel Gaynor’s charming new historical novel, “The Girl from the Savoy” (William Morrow), which brings 1920s era London...
View Article‘Feud: Betty & Joan’: ready for streaming
The FX series “Feud: Bette and Joan” was first shown the old-fashioned way, one episode a week for the eight weeks that ended last Sunday night. It was fun to anticipate each new episode of this series...
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