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If you’ve ever wondered about the veracity of the events depicted in the film ‘Mommie Dearest’, you must check out this Joan Crawford correspondence archive: offered at auction as one lot (lot 1129) on June 14, 2024 by Julien’s Auctions.
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In 1963, then 8-year-old Nancy entered the Yankees bat boy contest, but as a girl, was ruled ineligible. She later became an honorary "bat girl" and was gifted his Mickey Mantle's baseball bat. @DavidMuir reports on the bat's Antique Roadshow debut. https://t.co/wIixdvC4aq
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If you missed Alaska Native Heritage Center, Hour 1, watch it now for free on https://t.co/mL5Sq0yz7B or the PBS App. Plus, tune in for Hour 2 this Monday, January 15, at 7 p.m. on Alaska Public Media TV. @roadshowpbs#RoadshowAnchorage https://t.co/JCt7fWXics
Today is Wednesday. Next Monday is still 5 days away. That means 5 more days until the season premier of #antiquesroadshow. It’s getting closer. And closer. @RoadshowPBS#anydaynow#tunein
The three episodes of @RoadshowPBS that were filmed at the Alaska Native Heritage Center will air on January 8th, January 15th, and January 22nd of 2024. We can't wait!
In 2009, Gergely Barki, a Hungarian art historian, made a remarkable discovery while watching the movie "Stuart Little" (1999). He noticed a painting titled "Sleeping Lady with Black Vase" by Róbert Berény, which had been missing for 90 years and had been used as a prop in the film. Barki, who had only seen a faded black-and-white photo of the painting from an exhibition in 1928, immediately recognized it as the original artwork.
Realizing the significance of his finding, Barki promptly reached out to the film's production companies, Sony Pictures and Columbia Pictures, via a series of emails. However, it took two years for him to receive a response, which came from a former set designer who had worked on the film.
According to Barki, the set designer informed him that she had acquired the painting from an antiques shop in Pasadena, California, at a bargain price. Unaware of its true value, she had thought its avant-garde elegance would be a perfect fit for the living room set of "Stuart Little."
@EdKrassen Hey @RoadshowPBS - are you able to give any teasers about what was filmed a couple months ago during our Antiques Roadshow appraisal event in Anchorage? I assume it will air in early 2024?
@5horizns@NichoLowry The appraising something haunted I can testify to, but I don’t know about the eating a sandwich part - many of us don’t take a break for lunch and if we do, we leave the tables to do it. 🤓