1940s

THE MALTESE FALCON, Humphrey Bogart, 1941

Humphrey Bogart Documentary in the Works With Universal

It will be titled ‘Bogart: Life Comes in Flashes.’

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The Top 100 Classic Sci-Fi Films Ranked & Where to Watch Them

Set your phasers to high as we continue our countdown leading up to our #1 Top retro Sci-fi film

The Lone Ranger from left: Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels, 1949-57.

‘Lone Ranger’ Character Helps ‘Jeopardy!’ Player Win

Find out if you know the answer!

THE ROY ROGERS SHOW, Roy Rogers, 1951-1957

Roy Rogers, The Beloved Singing Cowboy, Led Fans Along Decades Of “Happy Trails”

Known as “King of the Cowboys”, Roy Rogers was one of the most popular Western stars along with his wife Dale Evans and his horse Trigger.

Dwight D. Eisenhower and Brendan Fraser

Brendan Fraser to Play Dwight Eisenhower in New D-Day Film About Normandy Landings

The upcoming film is called ‘Pressure.’

Bugs Bunny

Happy Birthday Bugs Bunny! A Toast to the Greatest ‘Toon Character Ever

“Bugs Bunny is in that upper pantheon of the most-recognizable cartoon characters in the world.”

Prime Video Streaming Guide July 2024

The Best Classic Movies Streaming on Prime Video

Some of Prime’s best films from yesteryear include ‘Lawrence of Arabia,’ ‘Taxi Driver,’ and ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s.’

APOLLO 13, Kevin Bacon, Tom Hanks, Bill Paxton, 1995,

Do You Remember These Amercian Classic Movie Quotes?

We dug up some of our favorite patirotic lines.

YANKEE DOODLE DANDY, James Cagney, 1942

Celebrate 4th of July With the All American Classic ‘Yankee Doodle Dandy’

Celebrate America with Hollywood’s most beloved musicals, as American as apple pie and as irrepressible as the Spirit of ’76.

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Ultimate Trivia: Patriotic Pop Culture

In the 1996 hit blockbuster film ‘Independence Day,’ who plays the president? Find out if you know the answer!

black and white image from the 1931 film

TCM Marks 90th Anniversary of Hollywood’s ‘Hays Code’ With Special Lineups in July 2024

Implemented July 1, 1934, and replaced by the modern rating system in 1968, the Hays Code impacted most films made during Hollywood’s golden age.

BATHING BEAUTY, Esther Williams, 1944

Esther Williams First Hollywood Splash in ‘Bathing Beauty’ Celebrates 80 Years

The film was released on June 27, 1944 and made her Hollywoods favorite mermaid.

June Lockhart, 1965.

Everyone’s Favorite Space Mom June Lockhart Turns 99!

Take a look at her amazing career and her TV kids special Birthday messages.

Save Those Sippy Cups: Tupperware May Be Going Away

Tupperware was once the biggest craze of the ’50s and ’60s but now it may be going away forever.

Superman

All the Actors Who Have Played Superman + Who’s Next?!

Find out all of the actors who have played Superman over the years including who is ready to play Superman next.

Hank Williams performs on KWKH Radio circa 1947 in Shreveport, Louisiana.

The Troubled History Between Hank Williams Sr. & the Grand Ole Opry

He was a hit until he got fired.

John Wayne, 1972.

6 Things You Never Knew About Western Icon John Wayne

One of his strangest films had some very bad consequences.

DEATH VALLEY DAYS, Ronald Reagan, 'Tribute To a Dog,' (Season 13, Episode 9, aired December 24, 1964), 1952-1975

Ronald Reagan’s Top Films

Whether you loved him or hated him, you can’t deny that he has a spot in history in both Hollywood and the world of politics.

black-and-white image from the 1962 war movie

TCM Commemorates D-Day’s 80th Anniversary With Daylong Film Lineup

June 6, 2024, marks 80 years since the Allied invasion of Nazi-held Western Europe on D-Day. To commemorate this historic event, Turner Classic Movies is airing 12 films related to the Normandy invasion.

Box-Office Bunny Bugs Bunny, 1990

MeTV Toons to Air All of Your Favorite Classic Cartoons

Get ready to feel like a kid again, the new channel is launching June 25, check out the schedule!

Royal Marine Commandos Royal Navy on D-Day

‘D-Day: The Unheard Tapes’ Relives the 80 Year Anniversary of the Invasion of Normandy

History Channel’s documentary uncovers new material never heard before.

Digitally restored, vintage black-and-white World War II photo of American troops wading ashore on Omaha Beach during the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944. The photo is taken from the perspective of the photographer standing in a landing craft behind the soldiers who are leaving the lander and heading through the surf toward the beach.

CBS Radio’s June 6, 1944 Broadcasts Offer a Fascinating Perspective on D-Day

Relive what radio listeners on the home front were hearing from early June 6 to early June 7, 1944, as news of the D-Day invasion began coming in.

Collage with BRIGHT EYES, Shirley Temple, 1934, eating a big lollipop

Free! Printable Daily Turner Classic Movies June 2024 Schedule Plus Star of the Month

This month the famed network is celebrating 20th Century Fox studio players during Hollywood’s golden age.

THE YOUNGER BROTHERS, Janis Paige, 1949.

Janis Paige Dies: ‘Silk Stockings’ Star Was 101

Actress and singer was also known for her work on Broadway including ‘The Pajama Game.’

Michael Landon: Life & Legacy of America’s Favorite Family Man

Why millions of fans still adore ‘Little House On The Prairie’s’ frontier Dad.

20 Classic War Films That Continue To Touch Our Hearts & Minds

Sampling of the best wartime movies that continue to thrill, commemorate and inspire.

Classic War Movie & TV Celebrations for Memorial Day 2024

Hollywood has long saluted the heroes of our military service. Find out where you can watch some of the films.

NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER, Betty Garrett, knitting between scenes, 1949

TCM to Pay Birthday Tribute to Actress Betty Garrett

Celebrating what would have been Garrett’s 105th birthday the network is showing a marathon on May 23.

frank sinatra

Raise A Glass for Crooner Frank Sinatra on the Anniversary of His Death

Take a look back at Frank Sinatra’s top movies and songs along with rare photos.

circa 1933: The Marx Brothers, sons of German immigrants to New York. From left, Leonard or Chico ( 1891 - 1961), Herbert or Zeppo (1901 - 1979), Julius Henry or Groucho (1895 - 1977) and Adolf or Harpo (1893 - 1961).

Celebrating 100 Years of the Marx Brothers with Fun Facts, Was One Named After a Shoe?

They were the top vaudeville performers for years.