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L. Wayne Hicks Q&A on Romper Room

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L. Wayne Hicks Q&A on Romper Room

Why did you decide to write a book about Romper Room? I have two daughters and as I watched children’s television shows with them, I thought back to my own childhood. I found a letter my mother had saved that I had written to the Romper Room teacher I used to watch. I was too old to be on the show but wanted to let her know that I was a “good Do-Bee.” I originally thought that the show was only on in my hometown but found out it was actually almost everywhere. As a journalist used to sharing information...

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Judy Garland vol. 3 on the way

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Judy Garland vol. 3 on the way

For Immediate Release   BearManor Media to Publish Lawrence Schulman’s GARLAND: That’s Beyond Entertainment, Volume III in Early 2028   Orlando, Florida — BearManor Media is proud to announce that it will publish Lawrence  Schulman’s third volume on Judy Garland, GARLAND: That’s Beyond Entertainment – Reflections on Judy Garland, Volume III, in the Spring of 2028. Following the publication in 2023 of the first two volumes, which got rave reviews and excellent sales, he will include all his critical writings on Garland between 2023 and 2028. Lawrence Schulman, a graduate of Stony Brook University, the Sorbonne and CREAR, a school...

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Alfalfa's last days

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Alfalfa's last days

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Rue Morgue magazine & The Music of Friday the 13th Volume One

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Rue Morgue magazine & The Music of Friday the 13th Volume One

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Alexa Foreman's review of The Tunesmith: The Musical Journey of M.K. Jerome

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Alexa Foreman's review of The Tunesmith:  The Musical Journey of M.K. Jerome

                                                                  The Tunesmith: The Musical Journey of M.K. Jerome Too often these days you’ll pick up a biography of a star, director or composer from the Golden Age of Hollywood and find it is a cut and paste job; meaning the author looked up news articles about the making of a movie or interesting moments from that person’s life and just added that to the book chronologically. There are no interviews with the subject or co-workers since the person is long dead and was perhaps private.   That is not the case with The Tunesmith:The Musical Journey of...

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