The Criterion Collection has announced their films that will be released on Blu-ray and DVD for early 2015, and Universal’s “Ride the Pink Horse” (1947) is among them! This all-but-lost film noir gem was never (legitimately) released on VHS, let alone DVD, and … Read more →
A fine actor and a classy man. That’s the way Andrea King remembered him. “And so handsome!” she was quick to add. Andrea had the pleasure of working with James on “Maverick” in an episode entitled “Two Tickets to Ten … Read more →
Although it hasn’t been released on DVD in the United States yet, Universal’s “Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid” is swimming to the surface on Blu-ray Disc via Olive Films on July 8, 2014! Andrea King gives a delightful performance as nightclub singer … Read more →
In some ways, I’m technologically savvy, in others, not so much. I can be right on the cutting edge of big trends and work with brilliant designers and Sony’s digital gurus to help invent the Blu-ray Disc interface (yes, I … Read more →
Restaurant owner Jennifer McWilliams and her book club in Clinton, Missouri, selected the recently published “More Than Tongue Can Tell,” co-written by Andrea King and Paul Miles Schneider, for their book of the month! Paul was invited to spend the afternoon … Read more →
Radio station KLWN-AM 1320 in Lawrence, Kansas, featured an interview this past Monday with the co-author of “More Than Tongue Can Tell,” Paul Miles Schneider. Talk show host Clenece Hills asked Paul questions about growing up in Lawrence, his parents, … Read more →
Author Paul Miles Schneider will be interviewed on the morning talk show “Timeline,” hosted by Clenece Hills, discussing Andrea King, her mother Belle McKee, and the new book “More Than Tongue Can Tell.” KLWN’s website offers a link to listen … Read more →
A big thanks to Jennifer McWilliams, who has invited me to speak at her book club in Clinton, Missouri! “More Than Tongue Can Tell” is their selection of the month! This event is free, open to the public, and will … Read more →
Summer camps for children in the Adirondack Mountains of Upstate New York have been a fixture now for over a century, but perhaps none quite so extraordinary, controversial, and unique as the Gardiner-Doing Camp, founded by its two female proprietors, … Read more →
Andrea King’s mother, Belle Hart McKee, was born in Milan, Ohio, in 1885. The Hart’s farmhouse was right next door to the Edison home—the birthplace of inventor Thomas Alva Edison, in a spot called Spears Corners. The two-hundred-fifty-acre farm sat … Read more →
