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How Errol Flynn Became the Golden Age of Cinema’s Most Irresistible Swashbuckler
AFI would later name his Robin the 18th greatest hero in American film history.
When Debbie Reynolds and Lisa Whelchel Met in the Most Unlikely of Places
Lisa shares her story of meeting a Hollywood icon.
Clark Gable & Carole Lombard’s Secret Wedding That Shocked Hollywood
They slipped away to Arizona to get married and sadly were only together for a few years.
Elizabeth Taylor: Portrait of a Hollywood Icon Through Rare Photos
Taylor was born on February 27, 1932 and passed away March 23, 2011 and is still a beloved icon.
Horror Movies at the Oscars
Historically, horror movies may not have gotten a lot of love from the Academy Awards, but there have been notable occasions when entries in this genre have at least been nominated and even had major wins.
TCM’s ’31 Days of Oscar’ 2026: How to Watch Without Cable
Cable-cutters can access a selection of the channel’s programming online.
This Was the Only Classic Western to Win an Oscar for Best Picture
A handful were nominated, but only one took home a statue.
TCM’s ’31 Days of Oscar’ Full Schedule: February 15
Get ready to go bad with a day of crime-themed programming.
‘Dracula’ Turns 95: These Surprising Actors Were Considered For The Vampire Count
Bela Lugosi was certainly not the studio’s first choice.
How to Catch ‘The Wizard of Oz’ on TV After 30-Year Broadcast Hiatus: All the Airings
The 1939 classic will air on MeTV this October.
Turner Classic Movies to Showcase New Additions to 2025 National Film Registry
Among the films are ‘Clueless,’ ‘The Karate Kid,’ ‘The Thing,’ and ‘The Incredibles.’
TCM Just Saved Bugs Bunny — Where Can You Watch All of the Looney Tunes?
The wascally wabbit has found a new place to shine.
The Bizarre Forgotten New Year’s Tradition Where Anyone Could Meet the President
It is unimaginable today, but the custom lasted for over 100 years.
Where to Send Dick Van Dyke a 100th Birthday Card
Find out where fans can send Dick their birthday wishes!
‘Wicked’: Drew Barrymore Surprised Ariana Grande With Glinda’s Original Wand From ‘Wizard of Oz’
Billie Burke used the prop in the beloved 1939 film.
On a Budget This Thanksgiving? 5 Depression-Era Dishes That Hold Up
These recipes are making a comeback.
Why Clark Gable Almost Quit ‘Gone With The Wind’ Over This Iconic Scene
The legendary actor almost left the production a few times.
Explaining ‘The Mummy’ Universe – Where the Latest Brendan Fraser & Rachel Weisz Entry Falls in It
Unwrapping every ‘Mummy’ film franchise from Karloff to Cruise.
How Bela Lugosi Created One of Hollywood’s Most Haunting Feuds
The iconic actor handed over the role of the lifetime.
Before ‘Twilight Zone’: The Forgotten First Horror TV Series
In 1931 (!), early TV viewers got to experience the first-ever spooky show.
Free! Printable Daily Turner Classic Movies October 2025 Schedule
Embrace the spooky season with these double features each Friday.
The Marx Brothers Honored With New Exhibit at Hollywood Museum (Exclusive)
Showcase features many of the iconic props from their 100 year history.
Which ‘Wizard of Oz’ Star is Still Alive at 96?
Hint: she played a Munchkin in the film.
Michael Jackson Once Tried To Own This Iconic Prop From ‘The Wizard of Oz’
Did he win or lose? And where is it now?
Will Rogers Was an Early Hollywood Icon … Who Hated Hollywood
His great-granddaughter says the screen icon made movies just to pay the bills.
Svengoolie’s August Schedule Is Here to Chill Your Hot Summer Nights
Get ready for giant bugs, bloody fangs, and a reminder to never take anyone’s lucky charms.
Every Movie Having an Anniversary in August 2025
From ‘To Catch a Thief,’ to ‘Xanadu,’ to the original ‘Ocean’s 11,’ to ‘The Usual Suspects,’ a lot of classic films are hitting a major anniversary this month.
The Shocking Story From Ginger Rogers’ Childhood That Almost No One Knows
Plus: more facts about the screen icon for her 114th birthday.
John Dillinger, Bonnie & Clyde, Baby Face Nelson and Ma Barker Are Sean Hannity’s ‘Wanted: Dead or Alive’
‘In the shadows of the Great Depression, outlaws cemented their names into history as America’s most wanted,’ Hannity says.
Remembering Mel Blanc, the Voice of Many ‘Looney Tunes’ & Jack Benny’s Clunker Car Maxwell
The voice of over 400 characters on radio and TV died on July 10, 1989.