Mickey Rooney NewsNews about Mickey Rooney continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.1950s music gets no respect- May 30, 2008 As far back as I can remember, music was playing on the radio in my childhood household.http://www.topix.net/who/mickey-rooney/2008/05/1950s-music-gets-no-respect?fromrss=1 The Secret Invasion- May 28, 2008 Roger Corman probably didn't become really rich until he went into the distribution business, but in the early 1960's he was one of the busiest producer-directors around.http://www.topix.net/who/mickey-rooney/2008/05/the-secret-invasion?fromrss=1 Michael Constantine- May 22, 2008 A ruddy-complexioned, burly character player of TV and films whose work has run the gamut from comedy to Mafia dons, Michael Constantine is best recalled for playing Seymour Kaufman, principal of Walt Whitman ...http://www.topix.net/who/mickey-rooney/2008/05/michael-constantine?fromrss=1 Here & There- May 17, 2008 The train is coming today at 11 a.m. at the Bluegrass Railroad Museum. They are having a ribbon cutting to celebrate their grand re-opening at the Woodford County Park. via Winchester Sunhttp://www.topix.net/who/mickey-rooney/2008/05/here-there?fromrss=1 You must . . .- May 15, 2008 "You're the man, show'em what you're made of. You're no longer daddy's boy. You're the man that they're all afraid of, but you're only Cheney's toy." Circus film arrives on DVD If ever a DVD movie were a "must-see," it's "The First of May." Not only has it won an impressive list of awards at film festivals around the world, but also it has the added ... via The News-Journalhttp://www.topix.net/who/mickey-rooney/2008/05/you-must?fromrss=1 Pete's Dragon- May 11, 2008 Musical fantasy from the Disney people, featuring imbecilic hillbillies and a melodramatically mustachioed huckster as villains, a carrot-topped waif as a hero, and a too-cute, teardrop-shaped, ... via San Diego Readerhttp://www.topix.net/who/mickey-rooney/2008/05/petes-dragon?fromrss=1 Keeping cabaret alive- May 9, 2008 "We were brought up with this music,'' says Adela. "Everybody had a radio and everybody heard these songs. We were kids, young kids, and we would sing all this, we knew all the lyrics, we knew all the tunes." By Linda Lombroso The Journal News May 9, 2008 They've been married nearly 57 years, but Larry and Adela Elow are as passionate as the day they met - about music and each other. via The Patent Traderhttp://www.topix.net/who/mickey-rooney/2008/05/keeping-cabaret-alive?fromrss=1 |