Maurice Chevalier News

This summer, a D.C. Superior Court judge ruled that ex-gays ought to be protected under the D.C. Human Rights Act's sexual orientation clause, alongside heterosexuals, bisexuals, and gays.

This summer, a D.C. Superior Court judge ruled that ex-gays ought to be protected under the D.C. Human Rights Act's sexual orientation clause, alongside heterosexuals, bisexuals, and gays.

This summer, a D.C. Superior Court judge ruled that ex-gays ought to be protected under the D.C. Human Rights Act's sexual orientation clause, alongside heterosexuals, bisexuals, and gays.

Movie buffs, prepare to feast upon a banquet of classic and rare films, celebrity guests and memorabilia marts at the 45th annual Cinecon film festival, which kicks off tonight and runs through Monday at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.

As a nostalgia buff languishing in reminisces of our wonderful yesteryears a ' before Independence a ' the current demise of our cinemas is a total shock and a tragic disappointment.A Most of us were ardent movie fans, and cinemas played a major role in our maturation then.

Few people I know can resist an old Billy Wilder film. I certainly can't, which makes me wonder how I managed to miss the movie I'm about to review - - "Love in the Afternoon." The film stars Audrey Hepburn, Gary Cooper, and Maurice Chevalier.

One of Lesage's skilled employees tends to an intricate piece of embroidery - the kind of work that has made the company's name.

Before I get to the topic for today, I just wanted to share my own personal Ed McMahon memory.

Actress Frances Dee, hailed as one of the most beautiful women in motion pictures, was born Jane Dee in Los Angeles, on November 26, 1909.

Maurice Chevalier had it all wrong. Remember "GiGi" and Maurice singing, "I'm glad I'm not young anymore." Was he out of his mind, or what? Who among us doesn't long for the days of our youth - the unwrinkled face, the dark, shiny head of hair, the firm body, the unhesitant step, the undaunted digestive tract and, most of all, the complacent ...