The First of Ninety-Nine Red Balloons
If you enjoy our Q&A sessions, well, we also do them live at sea on the Mark Steyn Cruise - which, after getting clobbered by the Covid, is back in business. If you've got a headscratcher you'd like to pose to Mark and his special guests, we hope to see you on board. But, if you missed today's Clubland Q&A live around the planet, here's the action replay. Steyn took questions on a variety of topics, big and small, and also took the time to thank all those who've sent best wishes after his brace of heart attacks. You don't have to be a Mark Steyn Club member to listen to the show, so please click away. But, as always, we thank Steyn Clubbers for many excellent questions. ~Stick with SteynOnline over the weekend for movies with Rick McGinnis ... |
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Rick's FlicksBehind in the News: Doris Day, Clark Gable and Teacher's Pet
When Doris Day made Teacher's Pet (1958) she was arguably near the pinnacle of her career as a movie star. Love Me or Leave Me (1955), the final film in her Warner Bros. contract, was her biggest hit and launched her away from light comedies and musicals into more dramatic roles. She followed it up with Alfred Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much a year later, a picture that firmly established her talent as an actress while introducing her signature tune, "Che Sera Sera." The films she made around this time are interesting, whether they're good (Pajama Game) or bad (Julie, Tunnel of Love), as they exist in that brief window between shedding her Warner's ingenue image and assuming (or being forced to assume) the one that would unfairly ... A Clubman's NotesThe Mark Steyn Cruise Is Back!
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The Mark Steyn ShowBack from the Dead
Reports of Mark Twain's Steyn's death are greatly exaggerated. For his first on-camera appearance in two months, please click above. ~Aside from anything else, Mark is fully committed to staying alive at least long enough to be buried at sea during this year's Mark Steyn Cruise. He may eschew his traditional leap over the orchestra pit for the Steyn Show finale, but rest assured, his terrific line-up of guests - including Eva Vlaardingerbroek, Mister Snerdley and Michele Bachmann - stand ready to pick up the choreographic slack. This is our first post-Covid cruise and you won't want to miss it: more information here - and no tests or vax passports required. ~Notwithstanding Mark's brace of heart attacks, we had a busy weekend at ... Steyn's Song of the WeekThe Lady Is a Tramp
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Steyn remembers Tim Ball, hounded into penury and death by the deadbeat Michael Mann... Mann vs SteynFootball and Hockey
The Corner post that launched a lawsuit... |
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