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'The Flying Leathernecks': The Marines Fly

The glamour and grit of Golden Age America - after dark: Inside Manhattan's 1940s and 1950s nightlife scene

It's the city that never sleeps... and never was that truer than in the heyday of Manhattan nightlife - the post-war 1940s and the Golden Age of the 1950s.

A conversation with film historian Max Alvarez about Hollywood blacklist victim, actress Marsha Hunt (1917–2022): "The entertainment industry hierarchy is … more acquiescent than ever"

Hunt was one of last surviving victims of the Hollywood blacklist of the late 1940s and early 1950s. Never a Communist Party member, she nonetheless became identified with opposition to the vicious witch-hunting in the film industry.

A rare showing of a classic anti-communist movie Thursday morning on TCM

Inside bizarre world of human-chimp hybrids HUMANZEES as creature was 'born before being killed by scientists in 1920s'

PLAYING GOD Inside bizarre world of human-chimp hybrids HUMANZEES as creature was ‘born before being killed by scientists in 1920s’ Gordon Gallup, who coined the term 'humanzee', claimed that his former university professor told him the bizarre crossbreed was born at a research facility By Mark Hodge Updated: May 10 2021, 7:11 ET By Mark Hodge Invalid Date, A HUMAN-chimpanzee hybrid was born in a Florida lab 100 years ago before being killed by panicked doctors, according to a scientist.  Renowned evolutionary psychologist Gordon Gallup coined the term “humanzee” which refers to a human-chimp crossbreed - a scientifically possible hybridisation which was attempted throughout the 20th century.

The head scratching ethics of 'Lucy, the Human Chimp' – Catholic Philly

The head scratching ethics of ‘Lucy, the Human Chimp’ This is the TV poster for “Lucy, the Human Chimp” streaming on HBO Max. (CNS photo/HBO Max) By Chris Byrd • Catholic News Service • Posted May 7, 2021 NEW YORK (CNS) — A primatologist’s highly unusual interaction with the species of the title is recounted and partly dramatized in “Lucy, the Human Chimp.” The 70-minute documentary, which is streaming now on HBO Max, contains undeniably touching moments. But it may leave viewers feeling baffled since it ultimately raises more questions than it answers. A collaboration between KEO Films and Britain’s Channel 4 network, the film was written and directed by Alex Parkinson.

Free Members-Only Screening: Lucy the Human Chimp

Free Members-Only Screening: Lucy the Human Chimp May05-06 Location Film Independent Presents Online Screening Room Tickets FREE for Members + 1 guest Film Independent Members, you and a guest are invited to watch HBO Max’s Lucy the Human Chimp in our Film Independent Presents Online Screening Room, powered by Vision Media. A special pre-recorded conversation with writer/director Alex Parkinson, moderated by Jenn Wilson (Senior Programmer, Film Independent), is included as part of this screening experience. Lucy the Human Chimp tells the profound story of Lucy Temerlin, a female chimpanzee raised as human from birth in a domestic environment, and Janis Carter, the woman who took on the seemingly impossible task of giving her a new life in the wild.

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  The HBO special, “The Human Chimp”, premieres on April 29. In 1964, Univ. of Oklahoma psychologist MAURICE K. Temerlin (1924-1988), and his wife, Jane Whitbeck Temerlin, a clinical social worker, adopted a young chimpanzee who they named Lucy and raised her as one would raise a human child. At first, things went well. However, by the time a young grad student, Janis Carter, was hired (1976) by the Temerlins, the experiment had turned sour. Lucy was considered unpredictable and dangerous. The Temerlins told Carter to just feed Lucy and clean up after her. Not much later, they asked Carter to accompany them, and Lucy, to a facility in Africa where chimps were trained to go back into the wild. Carter was supposed to be in Africa for a few days, but stayed on for a decade, helping Lucy and some other chimps.

What to Watch Thursday: Specials mark the 10th wedding anniversary of William & Kate

What to Watch Thursday: Specials mark the 10th wedding anniversary of William & Kate Brooke Cain, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Apr. 29—Will & Kate 10th Anniversary Celebration (6 p.m., BBC America) — BBC America's celebration of the 10th anniversary of the royal wedding of Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, and Catherine Middleton starts at 6 with a special on the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana ("Charles and Diana's Wedding: You Had to Be There") and then "Kate: The Making of a Modern Queen" at 7. The special on William and Kate's wedding starts at 8. That special will (to quote BBC America): "encapsulate the glory of Catherine's breathtaking arrival at Westminster Abbey, as well as highlight extracts from the ceremony and the traditional balcony appearance at Buckingham Palace."

What to Watch Thursday: Specials mark the 10th wedding anniversary of William & Kate