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TOPICS Media Bias Did you know that Luke Russert is the new political It Girl?" From now on, I'm calling him Clara Bow.

Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable in Gone With The Wind. Victor Fleming won an Oscar for Best Director for the movie, but remains largely forgotten, writes Martin Knelman.

The star of Edith Head on Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6504 Hollywood Blvd., California, U.S.A. Photo by SpacePotato.

Today, we take aerial photography for granted. Ever since 'Top Gun' shot jets all through the sky, we've come to expect that cameras can capture it all.

$20. Call 442-NCRT. * "It" featuring Clara Bow with live music by the ArMack Orchestra.

There are plenty of choices, and 'The Flapper' is one of the most popular costumes.

TO ORDINARY laymen, stamp collecting may seem like a waste of time, effort and money.

1924 Raunchy songstress Sophie Tucker opens at the Palace. 1924 Also tonight, Helen Hayes opens in Edgar Selwyn and Edmund Goulding's play Dancing Mothers about a girl who decides to become a -- gasp! -- "flapper" over the objections of her parents.

Indiana Jones stirs suspense in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Fans still smarting from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Computer-Generated Monkeys That Inexplicably Hate Russians have a chance to revisit the ol' whip-cracking magic.

If director Marc Webb's snapshot view of the tumultuous romance between greeting card writer Joseph Gordon-Levitt and co-worker Zooey Deschanel isn't high art, it's at least a perfectly crafted pop song that'll have you humming with the chorus the second time through.

Schulberg's life cut through an almost unbelievable slice of American history, more than enough for two memoirs.

Schulberg's life cut through an almost unbelievable slice of American history, more than enough for two memoirs.

Schulberg's life cut through an almost unbelievable slice of American history, more than enough for two memoirs.

Two Hollywood greats were born in Brooklyn on July 29. Few of today's generations, have seen any of Clara Bow's 56 feature films.

27, 1965, Los Angeles, Calif. Main American motion-picture actress called the "It" Girl after she played in It , the popular silent-film version of Elinor Glyn 's novel of that name.

Here in our offices we take the opportunity to gather around a cake as often as we can.

"THERE'S A lady who's sure all that glitters is gold/she's buying a stairway to heaven." So sang Led Zeppelin.

It digs into Fleming's heavily debated contributions to the twin immortals of 1939 and what it unearths is fascinating, indeed.