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Gone With the Wind

Keeping It Real in Atlanta

Nikola Stepić | Posted 06.04.2013 | TV
Nikola Stepić

The cast members of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, unlike their counterparts on other reality shows (I'm looking at you Kardashians!) seem less concerned with the meta-narrative of their show that tends to overshadow what they are actually doing in their lives.

For Sale: Bel Air's Only Vineyard

J. Michael Welton | Posted 05.06.2013 | Arts
J. Michael Welton

At a cool $29.5 million, it's not for the faint of heart. But then again, Moraga Vineyards Estate in Bel Air, right in the middle of Los Angeles, no...

Six Homes Inspired by Hollywood

Ryan Nickum | Posted 04.30.2013 | HuffPost Home
Ryan Nickum

Whether it's a Harry Potter-inspired room under the stairs or an entire ghost town in the backyard, Americans love to incorporate movies into their homes. Not convinced? Perhaps these six homes featuring a tribute to an American films will convince you.

Since Oscar Forgot, Remembering Ann Rutherford

Kim Morgan | Posted 04.28.2013 | Entertainment
Kim Morgan

The Oscars In Memoriam Reel always leaves important people out and this year seemed one of the worst. I watched those we're to remember, shocked the entire presentation was over so quickly.

Let’s Bring Back Mourning Clothes

Jana Riess | Posted 04.27.2013 | Religion
Jana Riess

In America today, we wear black to the funeral (and sometimes not even then, alas) and then are expected to dress as if nothing has happened, as if our world has not just shattered to pieces.

Twenty Top Movie Endings You (Maybe) Hadn't Thought Of

John Farr | Posted 03.09.2013 | Entertainment
John Farr

All great movies -- and great movie endings -- stay in our memories as normal or indifferent ones never could. They're like great taglines -- their strength lies in the very fact that we can't forget them.

'Gone With The Wind' A Cultural Phenomenon In North Korea

AP | TIM SULLIVAN | Posted 12.24.2012 | World

PYONGYANG, North Korea — The former black marketeer has read it. So has the beautiful young librarian, and the aging philosophy professor who ha...

Where Are the Heroes?

Bruce Kluger | Posted 12.19.2012 | Politics
Bruce Kluger

When I recall the things I admired most about Robert F. Kennedy -- his fire, his faith, his Quixote-like tilt against racial injustice -- I'm reminded that it's hard to find heroes like that anymore, especially during an election season.

Disney Showcases Its Past and Future With Snow White and Paperman Screenings at New York Film Festival

Jim Hill | Posted 11.27.2012 | Entertainment
Jim Hill

Because Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the first full-length animated feature to ever be put into production, there was this huge learning curve. There was a lot of stuff that Walt and his team had to learn the hard way on this project.

Profanity and Grammar: Lessons From History

William B. Bradshaw | Posted 09.26.2012 | Books
William B. Bradshaw

The abundant use of profanity is one of the significant signs of what I call the "dumbing down of America." The excessive, needless, and inappropriate use of profane, coarse, crude, tasteless, and obscene language is becoming the norm.

Cold Shower Time

Joanne Spataro | Posted 09.11.2012 | Home
Joanne Spataro

I was going to write about how hot summers are in the South. I would have told you when I wake up at 6:30 a.m., it's already 85 degrees with triple-di...

Ann Rutherford -- Not the End of an Era

Mark Juddery | Posted 08.14.2012 | Entertainment
Mark Juddery

Movie legend Ann Rutherford died this week and so far, fortunately, only a few people have called it a "tragedy" (she was 94, and lived a good life) or, even worse, the "end of an era" -- a common phrase, trotted out whenever we lose a leading lady or man from the golden years of Hollywood.

Texts From Scarlett O'Hara

The Hairpin | Posted 06.12.2012 | Women

where r u Scarlett I'm at work I can't text right now need u at mill Scarlett I have the baby with me I really can't come to the mill what baby M...

'Gone With The Wind' Actress Dies

AP | ROBERT JABLON | Posted 08.12.2012 | Celebrity

LOS ANGELES — Ann Rutherford, the demure brunette actress who played the sweetheart in the long-running Andy Hardy series and Scarlett O'Hara's ...

Are Harry And Sally Still Married?

Jane L. Rosen | Posted 06.25.2012 | Divorce
Jane L. Rosen

Perhaps that pair that we yearn to emulate are not even together by the time their movie is available on Netflix.

'Antiques Roadshow': Amazing Signed 'Gone With The Wind'

Posted 04.24.2012 | TV

Are you a Windie? Do you know what a Windie is? On "Antiques Roadshow" (Mon., 8 p.m. ET on PBS), a woman brought in an item that she was told would ma...

A Look Back: Olivia De Havilland Riding In Style

The Huffington Post | Rebecca Adams | Posted 10.11.2012 | Style

"A Look Back" is a daily column that highlights a moment from fashion's fabulous past. Today's pick is of Olivia De Havilland riding a bicycle in 1938...

Our Favorite Bookish Love Scenes From Films

Posted 02.13.2012 | Books

In an essay about the idiosyncrasies of new relationships, humor writer Sloane Crosley reflects on her past lovers' too-avid desire to create intimate...

Valuable 'Gone With The Wind' Memorabilia May Be Destroyed

AP | Posted 04.11.2012 | Home

STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. — Museum officials are waiting to see whether memorabilia from the classic film "Gone with the Wind" was ruined when a fire hea...

Clark Gable: King of Hollywood

John Farr | Posted 05.01.2013 | Entertainment
John Farr

As we kick off Oscar month tomorrow, we also honor the birthday of Clark Gable, who picked up a statuette at the seventh Academy Awards ceremony in 1935.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Twilight, and the Return of Women's Blockbuster Films

Govindini Murty | Posted 02.19.2012 | Entertainment
Govindini Murty

Hollywood is finally making an effort to give women and their stories the blockbuster treatment. In doing so, the film industry is hearkening back to what was once a strength of classic Hollywood: the blockbuster women's film.

One-Hit Wonders Revisited: Happy Anniversary to The Last Picture Show

David Galenson | Posted 12.04.2011 | Arts
David Galenson

All the artists mentioned here appear to have been conceptual innovators, and that their puzzling declines may be a result of the fact that age is not the friend of the conceptual imagination.

Q&A With Jessica Sherr, Star of
Bette Davis Ain't For Sissies

Joshua Kors | Posted 11.08.2011 | New York
Joshua Kors

Jessica Sherr has been playing the raven-haired 1940s cinema icon Bette Davis for two years. Sherr sat down with me to discuss how an off-hand comment about her bright green eyes sparked a burgeoning career.

One Southerner's Take on The Help

Cathy Whitlock | Posted 10.10.2011 | Entertainment
Cathy Whitlock

The Help paints a powerful, all too painful and more importantly, accurate picture of a snapshot in time. It's all there -- the racism and mean-spiritedness and compassion and love. No matter what region you are from, it is a story that transcends.

'Gone With The Wind' Curtain Dress: Scarlett Wouldn't Be Caught In It Now

AP | By JIM VERTUNO | Posted 09.19.2011 | Home

AUSTIN, Texas -- Efforts to preserve and restore several iconic dresses from the Oscar-winning Civil War movie "Gone With the Wind" have uncovered wha...