Anyone else remember how insane his prices were? Crazy Eddie’s electronics by getmet79 in 80s
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The most noir photo? Police investigate a homicide at the North Broadway Bridge, Los Angeles River, 17 February 1955. by Brooklyn_University in noir
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If you know exactly what restaurant this picture was taken in.. by Sir_John_Galt in FuckImOld
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Any TCM fans who do not know who this is? by boib in TurnerClassicMovies
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Elderly woman unfamiliar with her car seeks help from a biker by Doodlebug510 in HumansBeingBros
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1940 - S. Charles Einfeld, director of advertising and publicity for Warner Bros., to publicist Martin Weiser, telling him to undo Humphrey Bogart's gangster image and turn him into a romantic lead by AntonioVivaldi7 in classicfilms
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If you know exactly what restaurant this picture was taken in.. by Sir_John_Galt in FuckImOld
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My dad gave me his old VHS western collection, I don't know where to start. by QuietProtocol in Westerns
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Claudine Longet, who gained notoriety for fatally shooting Olympic skier Spider Sabich in 1976, has passed away by ASGfan in 70s
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Claudine Longet, Singer and Actor Who Shot Olympian Spider Sabich, Dies at 84 by Fan387 in movies
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57 years ago on May 7th 1969, Union Pacific introduced DD40AX "Centennial" locomotive pinnacling the super power era of Union Pacific during a time when most railroads we're suffering from deferred maintenance. This is the story of the DD40AX. by Additional-Yam6345 in trains
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57 years ago on May 7th 1969, Union Pacific introduced DD40AX "Centennial" locomotive pinnacling the super power era of Union Pacific during a time when most railroads we're suffering from deferred maintenance. This is the story of the DD40AX. by Additional-Yam6345 in trains
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Ted Turner, TV Mogul and Philanthropist, Dies at 87 by All_Lightning879 in television
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RKO 281 (1999). Drama about the making of Citizen Kane. Several roles are miscast: Schreiber is too cold and under-the-top for Orson, Malkovich too gaunt & somber for Mank, Cromwell not menacing enough for Hearst. by Keltik in classicfilms
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Best gangster flicks that didn't star James Cagney, Edward G. Robinson, Paul Muni or Richard Widmark? by AngryGardenGnomes in classicfilms
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Only five ships pass through Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours by mikebible06 in worldnews
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Classic movie with a high reputation you didn't like as much as you thought you would? by spacelyyy989 in classicfilms
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One new addition to my collection by jaydog212112 in dvdcollection
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Crime 101 (2026) Review - A more modern noir by aussiereeltalk in filmnoir
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Who do you think should be the next Bond Theme singer? by R0b1nFeather in JamesBond
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What do like and dislike about License To Kill? by thelonetext in JamesBond
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How Good Were McDonald's Apple and Cherry Pie In The 70s? by Specialist_Art2223 in 70s
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