Kansas City Confidential, 1952
A film by Phil Karlson
A flower delivery truck driver is wrongly accused of an armed robbery, but the cops don’t have enough evidence to hold him. He goes on a mission to seek the truth, and revenge. (Browse our Movie Archive)
Felix the Cat in Bold King Cole, 1936
A film by Burt Gillett
A musically inclined Felix the Cat deals with a boisterous King who want stop bragging. (Browse our Movie Archive)
Here Comes Trouble, 1948
A film by Hal Roach Studios
“A newspaper publisher (Emory Parnell) is being blackmailed by a burlesque queen (Joan Woodbury), and he sends one of his reporters (William Tracy) to talk to her. The girl is murdered and the reporter, the publisher and the publisher’s daughter (Beverly Loyd) all come under suspicion.” (IMDB)
President Trump pardoned his first turkey for the 2017 Thanksgiving holiday, and for his Presidency. But some feel the quaint and whimsical tradition didn’t go well, in keeping with sweeping doubts about the President’s administration. Watch this short video to find out about these concerns.
And regarding the Turkey Pardon ceremony itself, this quaint tradition dates back a very long time. One or two birds are symbolically pardoned, and sent away to live out their lives in peace on a farm, rather than becoming someone’s holiday dinner. Turkey, of course, is the iconic Thanksgiving Day food enjoyed around the country, typically with stuffing and cranberry sauce, along with other fixings and side dishes.
Jerky Turkey, 1945
An animated short by Tex Avery
It’s 1620 and the Pilgrims have founded their colony in Plymouth, Massachusetts. A clever Turkey with attitude evades and chastises a hunter looking for his first Thanks Giving meal.
Eternal Evil, 1985
A film by George Mihalka
Learning the skill of Astral Projection sets an unhappy man down a slippery slope, leading to violence and terror.
Private Buckaroo, 1942
A film by Edward F. Cline
“Entertainer Lon Prentice initially is keen to enlist in the US Army but is prevented from this due to his having one flat foot. After having the flat fixed, he is accepted for enlistment. Soon after basic training begins, Private Prentice informs his commanding officer that he finds most military training useless, unnecessary and beneath him. His commander orders all the men that Private Prentice is exempt from doing things he doesn’t want to do, which turns the entire camp against him.” (Wikipedia)
Diana Ross – Nobel Peace Prize Concert
Watch the American Music awards, on ABC: 8:00 p.m. ET, November 19.
Tracy Ellis Ross, star of the ABC comedy Blackish, will host. Ross will also present a life-time achievement award to her legendary mother, famed Motown singer Diana Ross.
Lady Gaga, Kelly Clarkson and Nick Jonas are slated to perform.
How to Live Stream the 2017 American Music Awards
If you have cable (or a cable login), you can watch live on abc.go.com or on ABC’s free app.
Those with Hulu’s live TV package can also tune in. A free week-long trial is also available for those who are desperate and without another option.
If you don’t have cable and really don’t want to sign up for a Hulu trial, you can still catch the red carpet pre-show, which will stream free of charge on Twitter at 6 p.m. ET.
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Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror, 1922
A film by F.W. Murnau
An all-time horror favorite, this silent film was originally an unauthorized, but riveting, retelling of Bram Stoker’s classic novel of love, loss and the undead. This is the most complete version in circulation, since the author’s widow demanded its destruction following successful lawsuits in the 1920s. Starring Max Schreck, who delivers a brilliant performance as the forlorn vampire, Count Orlok. (Browse our Movie Archive)
The File On Thelma Jordan, 1950
A film by Robert Siodmak
The legendary screen actress Barbara Stanwyck portrays Thelma Jordan, a mysterious woman who starts an affair with a married district attorney. Her dangerous plans could ruin him, but despite her scheme, will she listen to the better angels of her nature and do the right thing? Film Noir. (Browse our Movie Archive)
