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Following last night's "Pre-Code Follies", here's another can't miss event: S.F. Sketchfest presents Cartoon Dump . I...

I'm getting questions about the upcoming Pre-Code Follies extravaganza , this Friday at 8:30 p.m. at Niles' Edison Theatre. Can you...

Over breakfast with one of my favorite human beings, I watched the inauguration - and am still, many hours later, soaking in the importance ...

Today's posting pays tribute to Bob Wilkins , an inspired, witty and idiosyncratic Northern California television personality who passed...

I'm seriously tickled to be bringing a pungent slice of our customary KFJC Psychotronix Film Fest style mayhem to the wine country. On J...

The Andy's Gang TV show served up a hilarious and at times unsettling blend of the quirky and bizarre with kids' entertainment in t...

Let's ring in the new year with a classic comedy clip - and continue the Ernie Kovacs and Edie Adams thread!

That's all for 2008. And that makes me think of the title of a favorite song, a classic ballad that, no doubt, Lester Young played with ...

The ever-sultry Edie sings praises for the Panatela Extras, and , even though the Muriel Cigars voice-over pitchman talks over most of Stan...

Forget investing in the shaky world economy! Sink what's left of that do-re-me into a DVD box set of Ernie Kovacs shows ! A collaboratio...

"Kinda has a Hello Dali feel." "They are Bloody Stepford beautiful." And, indeed, they are: the fabulous Kessler Sisters...

Thanks a million to frequent cohort and Psychotronic Paul Fan Club member Lazy-Eye Raspberry Kennedy for bringing this classic clip (from ...

This one has more derriere references than a decade of Walt Disney cartoons. Funny, the PGA never latched onto this Scopitone , Tweedle-Dee ...

Anybody who has attended events I collaborate on or produce knows, I'm a sucker for musicals, especially Scopitones and Soundies. I had ...

Nobody could get gags past those Hays Office censors quite as cleverly as Frank Tashlin! The Stupid Cupid (1944) Swooner Crooner (1944) Nas...

To continue that Frank Tashlin thread from earlier this week, here's my favorite excerpt from a Jerry Lewis flick, from Tashlin's Ro...