Hollywood Obsessed Blog

To celebrate my latest interview with writer, producer, director, and playwright Stan Zimmerman (Episodes 67 & 68) - who is best known for writing for several classic TV series including “The Golden Girls”, “Roseanne&…

Before the 1990s introduced us to cable TV, network television was king in the 1980s. Since there were only three networks at that time, everyone pretty much watched the same TV shows. There were a handful of crime dramas, primetime soap operas, sit…

To celebrate my latest interview with former actor Scott Valentine (Episodes 65 & 66) who is best known for playing the role of 'Nick Moore' on the classic 1980s TV sitcom “Family Ties” I've put together this entertaining trivia…

Do you remember “Little Ricky” from the crown jewel of classic TV sitcoms “I Love Lucy”?  As a kid, I loved watching reruns of old shows like "Bewitched", "I Dream of Jeannie" and …

To commemorate my latest interview with former child actor Keith Thibodeaux (Episodes 63 & 64) who is best known for playing “Little Ricky” Ricardo on the classic TV series “I LOVE LUCY” I've put together this entertaini…

My Never-ending Obsession With The Mother Of All Movie Stars From The Golden Age of Hollywood - Joan Crawford! When legendary movie star Joan Crawford passed away in 1977 at the age of 69 years old from a heart attack in her New York apartment mill…

Christina Crawford's book, on which this film was based, was one of the biggest-selling memoirs in the history of American publishing, with more than 700,000 copies sold in hardback and more 3,000,000 in paperback.   To create the look of scr…

How To Celebrate The Centennial Of One Of Hollywood’s Greatest Movie Studios At Home    What do these classic films “The Wizard of Oz”, “Singing In The Rain”, “Gone With The Wind”, “Easter …

To commemorate my latest interview with authors Paula Broussard and Lisa Royère (Episodes 59 & 60) whose new book "Eleanor Powell Born To Dance" is a loving and faithful tribute to one of Hollywood’s great dance …

From the moment I saw the iconic image of John Travolta in a white suit, chest out, one arm pointing up, one arm pointing down from the movie poster of “Saturday Night Fever” - directed by John Badham - I've never stopped feeli…