Posted: Wednesday, April 5th, 2017 by Gaelyn Whitley Keith
As the first true standalone story in the saga, there was a whole lot riding on Rogue One: A Star Wars Story—but the story surrounding the film is almost as interesting as the one we watched on the big screen. From axed cameos to the film's fascinatingly humble beginnings, there's a whole lot more to Rogue One than just Jyn's quest to snag the Death Star plans. So let's dig into the untold truth of the latest hit Star Wars film.
Posted: Friday, March 10th, 2017 by Gaelyn Whitley Keith
May1, 2017
TLC Chinese Theatre
90th Anniversary Celebration
May 1 201heMatrnniversary CelebrationM
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Posted: Tuesday, February 21st, 2017 by Gaelyn Whitley Keith
In this clip from the AFI Archive, Director Steven Spielberg shares how David Lean's LAWRENCE OF ARABIA inspired him to make movies.
Posted: Monday, February 27th, 2017 by Gaelyn Whitley Keith
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association & Hollywood Heritage Present:
LAUREL & HARDY: A 90TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, THE BIRTH OF A TEAM
The year 1927 marks the "official" pairing of arguably the greatest motion picture comedy duo of the 20th century. Please join us at the Lasky-DeMille Barn on Wednesday, March 8th at 7:30PM to commemorate this happy occasion. Hollywood Heritage will be partnering with the Laurel & Hardy Hollywood Party Tent for a very special event: LAUREL & HARDY: A 90TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION, THE BIRTH OF A TEAM. We have dusted off the archival films and motion picture projectors and will present several classic two reel treasures from Stan and Ollie's first year as partners at the fabled Hal Roach Studio.
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Posted: Monday, January 23rd, 2017 by Gaelyn Whitley Keith
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL
Thursday, January 26that 7:30 p.m.
Please join Hollywood Heritage for a tribute to
L.A.'s first television station.
In January of 1947, Paramount Pictures and engineer Klaus Landsberg launched commercial television in Los Angeles. KTLA was the first station to hit the airwaves and set the course for T.V. in L.A. with a mix of talk shows, wrestling, game shows, and standout music and children's programming. The pioneering station was an early showcase for Lawrence Welk, Jack LaLanne, and Beany & Cecil, and to this day is the home of L.A.'s most watched news.
Read more: KTLA 70th Anniversary Celebration with Tom Hatten
