TCM Hosts @davekarger and Alicia Malone reflect on their careers, enduring friendship, and writing their respective books – 50 MOVIE NIGHTS and MURDER AT THE MOVIES.
Join us tonight as we celebrate Dave's latest release with a special lineup at 8pm ET.
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See Steve Cochran in SLANDER ('57) tonight at midnight ET or catch the encore on Sunday at 10am ET on #NoirAlley hosted by Eddie Muller.
Emmy-award winning actress and singer, @thesherylralph shares her movie theater memories, the musicals that inspired her, and MORE – as she joins us for tonight's encore presentation of our Two for One series.
See her dream-double feature with @BenMank77 at 8pm ET.
THE BORDER: LATINO REPRESENTATION IN HOLLYWOOD (2026) explores the history of Latino representation on screen. Examining the complex realities of immigration, citizenship, and identity in American culture.
See it tonight as we continue our Films on Film series at 8:00pm ET 🎥.
Initially disinterested in A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, Stanley Kubrick had a change of heart post-2001, when he began to see the possibilities in the global demographic shift towards youth-oriented cinema that followed the release of EASY RIDER ('69) and the rise of the "New Hollywood."
Initially disinterested in A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, Stanley Kubrick had a change of heart post-2001, when he began to see the possibilities in the global demographic shift towards youth-oriented cinema that followed the release of EASY RIDER ('69) and the rise of the "New Hollywood."
Stanley Kubrick had been a fan of science fiction since his teenage years, and he baffled even his closest friends when he told them his next project would be a film in the genre.
2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY would put an end to the cliché that sci-fi was beneath serious consideration.
Combining his knowledge of film history with his entertainment reporting skills, @davekarger reflects on his experience writing 50 MOVIE NIGHTS – which features fifty new interviews with stars of today on their favorite classics.
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Congrats to filmmaker Hiro Murai (@MuraiHiro) on making history as the first Asian director to win the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series!
Earlier this year, Murai shared his film inspirations and more with @benmank77 on our Talking Pictures podcast.
You can watch the full conversation here: bit.ly/4rcRcbf
Stream Season 3 of Talking Pictures: A Movie Memories Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.
We say goodbye to visionary designer and our dear friend, Bob Mackie.
One of Hollywood's most influential creatives, Mackie's designs brought ingenuity and glamour to generations of icons – leaving an indelible sparkle on fashion forever.
Our thoughts are with his loved ones.