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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 453 with guest Donelle Dadigan is available online for listening on demand

Posted on June 9, 2019 by admin

Donelle Dadigan, Hollywood’s Most Influential Woman Original Airdates: June 7-9, 2019 TVC 453.4: Donelle Dadigan, founder and president of The Hollywood Museum, joins Ed for a look at some of the exhibits that will be on display this summer, including … Continue reading →

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Hollywood’s Most Influential Woman, The Most Interesting Man in the World, plus The Genius of Tim Conway: Next on TVC

Posted on June 3, 2019 by admin

Donelle Dadigan, founder and president of The Hollywood Museum, and Emmy Award-winning writer/producer Geoffrey Mark will join us this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing June 7-9 at the following times and venues: Share-a-Vision Radio San Francisco Bay Area Friday 6/7 … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Next Show, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged 1966 Batman movie, 20th Century Superhero Legends, 80th anniversary of Batman character, Adam West, Alice, Alien Nation, Amy Poehler, Anne Hathaway, Barbara van Orden, Barry Livingston, Batman 1966, Batman 80th Anniversary Exhibit, Batman television series, Beach Blanket Boo Boo, Bernadette Peters, Beth Behrs, Betty White, Bill Hader, bionic series, Bionic Shows, Bob Bergen, Bob Carroll Jr., Bob Mackie, Burnett Show, Burt Ward, c'est c'bon, Carol Burnett, Carol Burnett curtain rod dress, Carol Burnett Show, Carol Burnett Show 50th Anniversary Special, Chris Korman, classic TV series, collectibles, Colonel Steve Austin, comedienne Judy Tenuta, curtain rod dress, Cyborg, Dallas, Desi Arnaz, Desilu Productions, Desilu Studios, Donelle Dadigan, Dorothy Loudon, Eartha Kitt, Everybody Loves Raymond, Eydie Gorme, Faith Majors, Family Affair, film history, first actress to play Catwoman on screen, first female executive television executive, Frank Sheftel, Freda Payne, Geoffrey Mark, Go Tell the Spartans, Gone with the Wind, Gunsmoke, Halle Berry, Hang em High, Harry Connick Jr., Harvey Korman, Here's Lucy, Hollywood Museum, Holy Hollywood History, I Dream of Jeannie, I Had a Ball: My Friendship with Lucy, I Love Lucy, I'm So Glad We Had This Time Together, Ice Station Zebra, Jaime Sommers, Jane Lynch, Jay Leno, Jeff Tracy, Jim Carrey, Joe Hamilton, Jon Batiste, Jonathan Goldsmith, Jonathan Goldsmith book, Jonathan Lippe, Jose Iturbi Foundation, Judy Tenuta, Julie Newmar, Kaley Cuoco, Kate Linder, Kate Luckinbill-Connor, Kathy Garver, Kenneth Johnson, Kitt McDonald, Kristin Chenoweth, LA's Next Big Stage Show, Lawrence Luckinbill, Lee Majors, Lee Meriwether, Lee Purcell, legacy of Catwoman, Leonard Maltin, LGBTQ Hollywood, Lindsay Wagner, longest sustained laugh in television history, Los Angeles City Council, Lucie Arnaz, Lucie Arnaz Luckinbill, Lucille Ball, Lucille Ball exhibit, Lucille Ball tribute, Lyle Waggoner, Madeline Kahn, Madeline Pugh, Magnum p.i., Major Dad, Married with Children, Martin Short, Max Factor Building, Maya Rudolph, Melody Thomas-Scott, memorabilia, Michael Stern, Michelle Pfeiffer, Miss Kitka, Mitch O'Farrell, most exciting woman in the world, Most Interesting Man in the World, My Three Sons, Orson Welles, Oscar Goldman, Pat Boone, Peter Mark Richman, props, public Thank You Lucille Ball, Queen of Comedy, Ratt Butler, red carpet, Redheads Only Room, REEL to REAL, Remembering Lucy, Remembering Lucy exhibit, Richard Anderson, Robin the Boy Wonder, running in tandem, Santa Baby, Scarlett O'Hara, Selina Kyle, Show Stoppers, Six Million Dollar Man, Sony International, Starlet O'Hara, Stay Interesting, Stay Interesting book, Stay Thirsty, Stay Thirsty my friends, Stephen Colbert, Steve Lawrence, Steve Martin, Susan Olsen, T.J. Hooker, Tarzan yell, television history, The Bionic Woman, The Brady Bunch, The Catwoman, The Dentist, The Family, The FBI, The Fugitive, The Hollywood Museum, The Incredible Hulk, The Lucy Book, The Lucy Legacy, The Lucy Show, The Rockford Files, The Shootist, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Six Million Dollar Man/Bionic Woman Exhibit, the voice of Porky Pig, The Young and the Restless, Thunderbirds are Go, Tim Conway, Time Life, Tom Selleck, Tom Watson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Tudball, Ugly Betty, V, Vicki Lawrence, Went with the Wind, Went with the Wind curtain rod dress, Wiggins, Wink Martindale, Worlds Most Interesting Man | Leave a comment

Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Donelle Dadigan, founder and president of The Hollywood Museum, with a look at some of the new exhibits on display this summer

Posted on May 25, 2019 by admin

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Holy Femme Fatales, Batman! The Hollywood Museum celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Caped Crusader by unveiling life-like figures of all six actresses who have played The Catwoman

Posted on May 15, 2019 by admin

HOLLYWOOD, Ca. — May 15, 2019 — The Hollywood Museum celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Batman character last night—and, particularly, the legacy of the Catwoman character—by unveiling a new exhibit featuring like-life figures of all six actresses to have … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged 1966 Batman movie, 80th anniversary of Batman character, Adam West, Anne Hathaway, Batman 1966, Batman 80th Anniversary Exhibit, Batman television series, Burt Ward, c'est c'bon, Donelle Dadigan, Eartha Kitt, first actress to play Catwoman on screen, Frank Sheftel, Freda Payne, Halle Berry, Holy Hollywood History, Judy Tenuta, Julie Newmar, Kitt McDonald, Lee Meriwether, Lee Purcell, legacy of Catwoman, Leonard Maltin, Los Angeles City Council, Michelle Pfeiffer, Miss Kitka, Mitch O'Farrell, most exciting woman in the world, Orson Welles, Robin the Boy Wonder, Santa Baby, Selina Kyle, The Catwoman, The Hollywood Museum, Wink Martindale | Leave a comment

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 448 with guest Lee Purcell is now available online for listening on demand

Posted on April 28, 2019 by admin

Carol of the Bells actress Lee Purcell on being mentored by screen legend Steve McQueen and the cool party trick that James Garner taught her when she filmed Rockford Files Original Airdates: Apr. 26-28, 2019 TVC 448.3: Actress, writer, director … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged Almost Summer, Andrea F. Freeman, Big Wednesday, Bill Bixby, Blithe Spirit, Carol of the Bells, Charles Bronson, Donna Mills, Donna Pescow, Down syndrome, Due South, Eddie Macon's Run, Geena Davis, Gene Wilder, Geri Jewell, Green River Players, inclusion all forms media, Inclusion Films, James Garner, Jan-Michael Vincent, Joe Don Baker, Joey Travolta, Kirk Douglas, Lee Purcell, Love Letters, MacGyver, Michael Douglas, Orson Welles, Persona Unknown, Richard Pryor, Stir Crazy, Valley Girl, Warren Oates | Leave a comment

Lee Purcell, Julie Budd, and Kat Kramer: Next on TVC

Posted on April 22, 2019 by admin

Two-time Emmy nominated actress Lee Purcell, singer/actress Julie Budd, and actress and producer Kat Kramer will join us this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing Apr. 26-28 at the following times and venues: Share-a-Vision Radio San Francisco Bay Area Friday 4/26 … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Next Show, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged Adwin Brown, All the Way, Almost Summer, American Sign Language, Andrea F. Freeman, ASL, Bentonville Film Festival Foundation, Beverly Todd, Big Wednesday, Bill Bixby, Bill Cosby, Billy Preston, Birdland Theater, Blair Williamson, Blithe Spirit, Bob Hope, Brooklyn, Burt Bacharach, Carlos Carascas, Carol Burnett Show, Carol of the Bells, Catskill Mountains, Charles Bronson, Child of the '70s, Come Rain Come Shine, CSI, Cy Coleman, director Linda Palmer, Donna Mills, Donna Pescow, Down syndrome, Due South, Duke Ellington, Eddie Macon's Run, Elina Madison, Ellen Gerstein, Frances Rye, Frank Sinatra, Geena Davis, Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, Gemstone, Gene Wilder, George Burns, Geri Jewell, Great American Songbook, Green River Players, Hal David, Herb Bernstein, inclusion all forms media, Inclusion Films, Isabella Blake-Thomas, James Garner, Jamie Brewer, Jan-Michael Vincent, Jerry Herman, Jim Nabors, Jim Nabors Hour, Joan Rivers, Joe Don Baker, Joey Travolta, Jules Stern, Julia Silverman, Julie Budd, Julie Budd Carol Burnett, Karen Kramer, Karen Sharpe Kramer, Kat Kramer, Kat Kramer's Films That Change the World, Katharine Kramer, Kirk Douglas, Lee Purcell, Let Me Try Again, Liberace, Lily Tomlin, Long Beach, Love Letters, MacGyver, Marvin Hamlisch, Merv Griffin, Merv Griffin Julie Budd, Merv Griffin Show, Michael Douglas, Michel Legrand, Mick Jagger, Milton Berle, My Duet with Mick, My Way, New York City, New York Times, Orson Welles, Palm Springs, Palm Springs International Down Syndrome Film Festival, Party Doll, Paul Anka, Paul Guilfoyle, Paul Guilfoyle CSI, Paul Guilfoyle Turnover, Persona Unknown, Primitive Cool, Remembering Mr. Sinatra, Richard Pryor, Riker Lynch, Say You Will, Sidewalks of New York, Sidney Poitier, Stanley Kramer, Stir Crazy, The Best is Yet to Come, the consummate performer, The Defiant Ones, The Devil and Max Devlin, The Merv Griffin Show, the mini girl with the maxi voice, The Songs of My Life and The Composers Who Wrote Them, Theodore Bikel, Tony Curtis, Turnover, Turnover Linda Palmer, Turnover movie, Valley Girl, Warren Oates | Leave a comment

Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Actress Lee Purcell on her latest film, CAROL OF THE BELLS, and drawing inspiration from her cast mates and director Joey Travolta; working with Kirk Douglas, Michael Douglas, Bill Bixby, Charles Bronson, Orson Welles, and James Garner; her work as a writer, producer and director; and how meaningful it was to be mentored by screen legend Steve McQueen at the height of his career. CAROL OF THE BELLS is scheduled to open this year’s Bentonville Film Festival (May 7-11, 2019 in Bentonwille, AR), the unique annual event co-founded by Geena Davis that champions inclusion in all forms of media

Posted on April 1, 2019 by admin

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Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Next Show, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged Almost Summer, Andrea F. Freeman, Big Wednesday, Bill Bixby, Blithe Spirit, Carol of the Bells, Charles Bronson, Donna Mills, Donna Pescow, Down syndrome, Due South, Eddie Macon's Run, Geena Davis, Gene Wilder, Geri Jewell, Green River Players, inclusion all forms media, Inclusion Films, James Garner, Jan-Michael Vincent, Joe Don Baker, Joey Travolta, Kirk Douglas, Lee Purcell, Love Letters, MacGyver, Michael Douglas, Orson Welles, Persona Unknown, Richard Pryor, Stir Crazy, Valley Girl, Warren Oates | Leave a comment

Coming Tuesday 5/8 from Time-Life: Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In: The Complete Fourth Season on DVD

Posted on April 29, 2018 by admin

The ’60s gave us “in-crowds,” “be-ins” and “love-ins,” and starting in 1968, the happening place for free-form comedy was Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In, broadcast from beautiful downtown Burbank. Straight man Dan Rowan and wisecracking co-host Dick Martin led a gaggle of … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Orson Welles

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 453 with guest Donelle Dadigan is available online for listening on demand

Hollywood’s Most Influential Woman, The Most Interesting Man in the World, plus The Genius of Tim Conway: Next on TVC

Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Donelle Dadigan, founder and president of The Hollywood Museum, with a look at some of the new exhibits on display this summer

Holy Femme Fatales, Batman! The Hollywood Museum celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Caped Crusader by unveiling life-like figures of all six actresses who have played The Catwoman

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 448 with guest Lee Purcell is now available online for listening on demand

Lee Purcell, Julie Budd, and Kat Kramer: Next on TVC

Coming Tuesday 5/8 from Time-Life: Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In: The Complete Fourth Season on DVD

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