The opening of the 46th Academy Awards in 1974, featuring a performance by Liza Minnelli, an introduction by Academy President Walter Mirisch, welcoming remarks from host Burt Reynolds, and appearances by Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Diana Ross, Vincent Gardenia, Angie Dickinson, Burt Bacharach, Jack Lemmon, Paul and Linda McCartney, Walter Matthau, Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Raquel Welch, Groucho Marx, Dinah Shore, Joel Gray, Peter Falk, William Friedkin, Sherry Lansing, Marcel Marceau, Timothy Bottoms, Victoria Principal and Pam Grier. Billy Dee Williams and Linda Blair present the Oscar® for Animated Short Subject to Frank Mouris for "Frank Film" and for Live Action Short Subject to Allan Miller and William Fertik for "The Bolero."
My name is Jim Hendrickson and I have list of things I am trying to collect and it must be complete,my friends have called me a completeist(my spelling)for many years and this is my blog. I cover just about everything, so you never know what will show up here. I have very eclectic taste ranging from pop music to history to horse racing and many more things that catch my interest. Come along and see whats out there.
Tuesday, February 28, 2023
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WE LOVE THE 70s - TIMELINE 1971
Weird History's Timeline is taking you back to 1971 to revisit all the crazy news, politics, culture, and sports events. From the Watergate scandal heating up, to DB Cooper's infamous disappearance, to the premiere of Soul Train, 1971 had its share of crazy happenings. Hop on and let's take a trip together back to the groovy 70s on the Timeline train.
Blues Brothers: Soul Man - SNL
The Blues Brothers (John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd) perform “Soul Man.” [Season 4, 1978]
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Top 10 Best Movies of 2020
Despite the ups and downs, 2020 is still a year worth celebrating when it comes to film. For this list, we’ll be looking at movies that provided insight, inspiration, and escapism in the crazy year that was 2020, reminding us why film is such an important medium. Our countdown includes "Mank", "Da 5 Bloods", "The Invisible Man", and more!
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