Blogs about: Fred Astaire
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Festival Musos do Bachrach: Fred Astaire
Depois de me dar conta que existem mais musas do que musos neste blog, resolvi fazer justiça com as próprias mãos, começando com uma ajudinha do senhor Ernest A. Bachrach que me forneceu um arsenal de… more →
Quixotando
Specialization
The Judgmentor wrote 7 hours ago: Noun: Specialization. Opinion: Ugh. Our society likes specialization; we hire based on it, we pay b … more →
Dog day!
carlaspeaks wrote 6 days ago: As dates go in history, December 2nd is a biggie. Case in point: Charles Dickens held his first pub … more →
Racism is Classic
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Joshua Hostetter wrote 1 week ago: I watched Holiday Inn over the Thanksgiving break. It really is a wonderful movie but I was reminded … more →
Funny Face
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Joel Crary wrote 2 weeks ago: Intellectual Jo Stockton is appointed the new Quality cover model in "Funny Face". (Stanle … more →
It all comes down to the freestyle
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MegAnne wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m not allowed to watch Dancing With The Starts this season, Brennan won’t let me. Oka … more →
Top 100 of the 1930s 70-66
obscureclassics wrote 2 weeks ago: 70. 5th Avenue Girl (Gregory LaCava, 1939) Another great film to come of the Golden Year of cinema, … more →
.my favourite talking heads song.
VJESCI wrote 2 weeks ago: THIS MUST BE THE PLACE (NAIVE MELODY) .recorded in 1982 and released in 1983 i wonder as one must if … more →
Top 100 of the 1930s: 75-71
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obscureclassics wrote 2 weeks ago: 075. Hide-Out (W.S. Van Dyke, 1934) Hide-Out is a mobster movie in so much as it’s about a mob … more →
And women wore panties ..
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Cheezburger Network wrote 2 weeks ago: Once upon a time you danced in a ballroom and grinding was for coffee and meat. (Fred Astaire and Gi … more →
And women wore panties ..
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Cheezburger Network wrote 2 weeks ago: Once upon a time you danced in a ballroom and grinding was for coffee and meat. (Fred Astaire and Gi … more →
Top 100 of the 1930s: 95-91
obscureclassics wrote 2 weeks ago: 095. The Gay Divorcee (Mark Sandrich, 1934) After their show stealing supporting performances in Fly … more →
I see dead people...
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jlsimons wrote 3 weeks ago: I see them everywhere… on my computer, on billboards, in the pages of magazines and on my TV screen… … more →
De lentejuelas
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somainkinderland wrote 3 weeks ago: And on the path of Jimmy Choo’s H&M shoes, how about the new Viktor & Rolf socks? If … more →
Fill-Up
Aaron wrote 3 weeks ago: Fred Astaire: Good old Totley castle. Gracie: Isn’t it beautiful? It’s almost pretty eno … more →
New vocals release by Fred Astaire
moozone wrote 3 weeks ago: Freed Astaire. Dancing Cheek To Cheek – His 56 Finest, 1926-1952 by Fred Astaire 2009 (5 … more →
moonwalk
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hallielizabeth wrote 3 weeks ago: fred astaire was a good dancer origins of the moonwalk fred astaire dancing on the ceiling … more →
Everything Worth Seeing
ChrisPM wrote 4 weeks ago: Astaire puts the moves on Hayworth. … more →
Famous fantasy dance sequences
Michael Martinez wrote 1 month ago: I didn’t set out to cover dance on film so much this week but one thing has led to another. Ge … more →
Fashion Films
UWSP Style wrote 1 month ago: University students can’t always buy crazy expensive clothing for obvious reasons. We can, ho … more →
