Metrograph is doing what it does best, yet again: Offering a perfect venue at which to see a vintage film you've maybe never gotten around to seeing, but feel you maybe should.
This time, it's New York, New York's turn, a new 35mm print of which (all 155 minutes) might be at the top of your heap of things to do in NYC in the near future.
The 1977 film, directed by Martin Scorsese, is one of his most peculiar.
ABOVE: Something, something, leg day.
(Images via Roadside Attractions)
Renée Zellweger and Finn Wittrock are Judy Garland and Mickey Deans in Judy, finally in theaters September 27. Whaddaya think? Keep reading for more ...
ABOVE: Sixty-one degrees of Kevin Bacon.
BELOW: Garrett goodness, Trump's taxes, Harlem gay bar attacked and more ...
ABOVE: For all you athletic supporters.
BELOW: Keep reading for Jafar naked, gay reparations, Minnelli on Gaga, Madonna on Graham Norton and more ...
Judy Garland would be 97 today — the same age as Betty White. Considering what White accomplished between 1969 (Judy's death) and now, it isn't hard to imagine all that we lost when this great icon, this gay icon, departed. More here.
To Judy Garland, Thanks for Everything, Patrick Swayze (Images via movie stills)
If you're a fan of 1995's To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar, you're in luck — but if you're a rich collector of Judy Garland-abilia, you're outta luck. More at Gr8erDays!
The 7th annual Night of a Thousand Judys Pride concert will be held June 1 in NYC at Joe's Pub (425 Lafayette, NYC), and proceeds benefit the Ali Forney Center.
Via press release:
