History and photography have always been good buddies, and many images have been ingrained into our minds as posters for various important past events. But as people continue to dig through… Read More

Sony Twenty years ago this month, one of the weirdest films ever to be distributed by a major studio in the 21st century came out. Released in a small handful of theaters the same weeken… Read More

Comment on this storyComment In the 1925 silent comedy “Seven Chances,” Buster Keaton’s character is thrown out of a theater, with his clothes torn and his straw… Read More

There is no rule that claims comedy and violence cannot combine. There is a cause slapstick comedy is a factor — it may be entertaining to look at people get harm in foolish methods… Read More

Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood Where Christopher Robin plays You’ll find the enchanted neighborhood Of Christopher’s childhood… Read More

Heather Drain and Maurice Bursztynski join Mike to sing the praises of Buster Keaton. The trio looks at five of Keaton's films: The General, Sherlock Jr, Steamboat Bill Jr, Seven Chances, a… Read More

When you zoom out and take a look at the larger picture, you can start to feel like the luckiest person on planet Earth. Well, alongside everyone else. Depending on whom you ask, the odds of… Read More

Veja o post que saiu agorinha do Demonstre.com: Buster Keaton, por ser filho de comediante e estar constantemente envolvido com a arte, não teria como escapar! Seja pela bagagem gen&e… Read More

Indo-China Life is Enervating for Linguist Clark Gable Until He Meets Patricia DaneSmart Humor Quickens a Classic EraSettled down with Somewhere I’ll Find You (1942) to enjoy again dia… Read More

1927 Broadway Sees The General Surely a better researcher than me has dug up the following, but in case they haven't, here goes. Looking into The Red Millthis week also revealed The General… Read More

Nouveau chapitre de La Question publiée à l'origine dans le n°5 (janvier 2001) du Journal des Allumés du Jazz. Je demandais à CharlÉlie, Violeta Ferrer… Read More

Our Hospitality (1923) When It Was Ill-Got GainWe're ninety-four years past release of Our Hospitality. Ninety-four years! That's as far as Buster Keaton was removed from the period he recre… Read More

If you know who any of those people are (besides Charlie Chaplin, everybody knows Charlie Chaplin) you can count yourself among the last of the people who do. Not only have silent films died… Read More