Walking down the endless corridor of memory, the geometry of a school hallway transforms into something otherworldly. The tiles on the floor, the lockers lining the walls, and the fluorescent lights above form a rigid grid of squares that seem to recede infinitely. But then, something interrupts the order: circles.…
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The Regal Beagle is a fictional neighborhood pub featured prominently in the classic American sitcom Three’s Company, which aired from 1977 to 1984. Located near the Santa Monica apartment complex where the main characters Jack Tripper, Janet Wood, and Chrissy Snow (later replaced by Cindy Snow and Terri Alden) lived,…
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We recently caught up with advertising icon and genius Larry Tate in the men’s grill at the ultra-posh country club where some of the biggest advertising deals of the last half of the 20th century were made. Mr. Tate rarely grants interviews but today he was “more relaxed” than usual.…
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The 1991 film Slacker has fully earned its title as a cult movie over the years; but, if you’re into this movie called Slacker, then you know it’s much more than a cult movie (and we’ll leave it at that). One scene, out of the many in the film, is…
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Mike Brady, a widowed architect, doing business mostly in Hollywood, California designed a unique home in the San Fernando Valley for his new blended family of a wife and six kids plus a dog and a housekeeper. Much praise and even more controversy has been directed at Mike Brady, Architect,…
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Howard Sprague, the particular and fastidious town clerk of Mayberry, North Carolina, was a fictional character played by the actor Jack Dodson from 1966 to 1971. Howard was a nerd before the term was coined as he went through life in Mayberry clueless and oblivious to what the citizens of…
Please Read On ... The Undeniable Genius of Larry Tate We recently caught up with advertising icon and genius Larry Tate in the men’s grill at the ultra-posh country club where some of the biggest advertising deals of the last half of the 20th century were made. Mr. Tate rarely grants interviews but today…
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Here’s how you’d watch 3-D TV, using mechanical viewer with home receiver of conventional design. Two persons may use the twin-unit viewer at once. It may be quite awhile before we get it – but experiments in stereo television are already under way.
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Rootie Kazootie was the principal character on the 1950s children’s television show The Rootie Kazootie Club. Rootie was a boy “keen on sports” who played his “magic kazootie” and he always wore his baseball cap with the oversized bill turned up. The show featured hand puppets as well as human…
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