Elizabeth Montgomery News

I love the name for this latest MAC collection. It makes me think of the television series Bewitched.

Watching Bewitched on Saturday afternoons was a childhood ritual for me, and I dreamed of being as gorgeous and funny as Elizabeth Montgomery.

Television in 1960s America was very different from what it is today. Enjoy this trip into the past! #1 This western show featured Ben Cartwright and his three sons on their ranch.

Thanks giving is one of the most overlooked holidays on television. And although you may have the Macy's parade on TV while the turkey's in the oven, did you know that many classic TV shows have Thanksgiving themed episodes? Here are some of the best Thanksgiving themed television episodes of all time: Bewitched - "Samantha's Thanksgiving to ...

So the other day my old friend and colleague Glenn Kenny , doing business over at his estimable Some Came Running blog, was having a little fun with the recent Fox Blu-ray of the 1974 all-star disaster kitsch-fest The Towering Inferno when, inevitably, the name of one of said stars -- a guy who killed his wife, if not perhaps in the legal sense -- ...

This set from Sony breaks things down on four DVDs housed two a piece in slim line cases.

Who was She to These People: Robert Foxworth, Robert Montgomery, Lizzie Borden, Gig Young and William Asher.

The Westbourne School, Ipswich, football team of 1964-65. Back row Mr Hamilton, W Brittain, A Pearson J Hardmeire, J Rose, T Alcock and R Coleman.

Fall under the spell of everyone's favorite witch one last time when SPHE debuts Bewitched: The Complete Eighth And Final Season on DVD July 14.

Author's note: Previously published in "The Hatchet: Lizzie Borden's Journal of Murder, Mystery, and Victorian History." Actress Elizabeth Montgomery won a permanent place in the hearts of Borden buffs when she took on the part of Lizzie Borden in the made-for-TV movie, The Legend of Lizzie Borden.

From the three witches of Macbeth to the wizards and witches in the Harry Potter books, magical people have always been a subject of interest, fear and curiosity.