(1934) "The Continental" by Con Conrad and Herb Magidson from The Gay Divorcee (1935) "Lullaby Of Broadway" by Harry Warren and Al Dubin from Gold Diggers Of 1935(1936) "The Way You Look Tonight" by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields from Swing Time(1937) "Sweet Leilani"...

Transformative may not be an urgent enough word to describe the multi-hyphenate creative Arooj Aftab. Rooted to a constellation of unmappable margins and elegant refusals, she lithely moves against the weight of time and convention, honoring multiple traditions while...

There is no more memorable a main film theme than the one featured in Get Carter. Written by a 23 year old Roy Budd, the evocative and haunting tune sits perfectly in the space it was intended at the beginning of the film. The soundtrack album, unreleased in major...

Because you can't have a great movie, without great actors, it's time to talk about the greatest casting decisions of all time! From CineFix      

Trumpeter Clifford Brown, a brilliant improviser and a model for clean-living in jazz, was born  (October 3) in Wilmington, Delaware, in 1930.Brown was a pioneering trumpeter when it came to bebop and hard-bop, an artist whose effervescent personality, warm tone and...

FILM MEETS ART 3 Vugar Efenti Published on May 9, 2017.  The third and final chapter in the Film Meets Art series, once again explores the relationship between the two different art forms.