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Hans India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Stream TV Expands Video Library with Rare, Curated Movie Picks
In a time when algorithms flood your feed with the same five blockbuster trailers, it's easy to think film history starts with Marvel and ends with a Netflix reboot. But wait-what about the stars who never trended, the movies that never made the IMDb Top 250, and the performances that whispered instead of screamed? This is where YouTube's unsung heroes step in-and Stream TV is quietly leading the charge. A New Spotlight on Overlooked Legends Known for its deep dives into Hollywood history, the channel has now turned its spotlight on lesser-known legends whose careers have long deserved more attention. This expansion isn't just about throwing vintage films into the mix. Stream TV is thoughtfully curating selections that reflect the richness and depth of American film heritage. From charming post-war musicals to nuanced psychological dramas, the updated library offers a refreshingly diverse blend of titles that celebrate character-driven storytelling and underappreciated acting chops. Janis Paige: Stealing Scenes with Sparkle Take Janis Paige, for example. Best known for her flair in musicals and comedies, Paige brought a balance of sass and sincerity to every role she took on. In Romance on the High Seas (1948), she's a scene-stealing delight opposite Doris Day. While Day might have gotten the spotlight, Paige's timing and sparkle showed she had the chops to carry a film of her own. In Silk Stockings (1957), her supporting performance adds unexpected charm to the stylish musical-proof that great acting doesn't always need to be center stage to shine. Stream TV's focus on Paige's work is a celebration of actresses who may have been overshadowed in their time but are more than deserving of a second look today. Joanne Woodward: A Masterclass in Emotion Another standout in the update is Joanne Woodward, whose career deserves endless praise beyond her association with Paul Newman. Stream TV's inclusion of Rachel, Rachel (1968) is particularly noteworthy-it's a film that dives deep into the quiet despair and longing of a small-town schoolteacher. Woodward's performance is layered, raw, and deeply moving, earning her an Oscar nomination and reminding us just how much emotional weight she could carry onscreen. Likewise, The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds (1972) is a must-watch, where Woodward's portrayal of an unstable mother in a broken home is nothing short of haunting. Both films are masterclasses in subtlety, and it's refreshing to see Stream TV giving them the space they deserve. Eva Marie Saint: Grace Under Pressure The updates also shine a light on the elegant and enigmatic Eva Marie Saint. While many remember her from North by Northwest (1959), Stream TV digs deeper with titles like 36 Hours (1964), a WWII thriller that showcases Saint's ability to play layered characters with quiet strength. In All Fall Down (1962), she plays Echo O'Brien-a woman caught in the psychological turmoil of a deeply dysfunctional family. Saint never chews the scenery, but she anchors every frame she's in. Through these picks, viewers get a fresh appreciation of her versatility and enduring screen presence. Bob Newhart: Comedy with Heart Even Bob Newhart, often pigeonholed as a sitcom icon, gets his cinematic due. Hot Millions (1968), a charming heist comedy, is one of those films that flew under the radar despite having all the ingredients of a classic. And in Elf (2003), Newhart's fatherly warmth as Papa Elf quietly stole scenes and hearts alike, especially for audiences who grew up with his signature dry wit. It's a reminder that comedic actors, too, have a kind of depth that often gets overlooked. Stream TV as a Digital Museum These additions make Stream TV more than just a YouTube channel-it's a growing archive, a digital museum for cinephiles who crave more than what's trending. And what sets it apart is the storytelling. These aren't just trailers or listicles. Stream TV crafts mini-documentaries around each actor, giving context, commentary, and cinematic soul to performances that might otherwise fade into obscurity. If you're curious about how classic movie content can feel relevant and exciting today, you can start here. It's not just about watching old films-it's about seeing them with fresh eyes. And the best part? This kind of content isn't being buried behind paywalls or lost in the noise of algorithms. With platforms like Stream TV curating intelligent, heartfelt tributes, audiences now have access to film history that actually feels alive. It's not just nostalgia-it's discovery. For movie lovers who believe cinema is more than box office numbers and franchise universes, this update is a gift. Whether you're a longtime fan of Eva Marie Saint or just now discovering the brilliance of Joanne Woodward, Stream TV is quietly doing what few others are-reviving the legacies of artists who helped shape the language of film. You can click here to explore more rare picks and curated retrospectives that bring film history back into the conversation.
Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Abell Auction Co. Presents the Estate of Hollywood Legend Janis Paige on May 22
A glamorous array of fine jewelry, furnishings, paintings and Hollywood memorabilia will take center stage at the live online sale LOS ANGELES, May 13, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hollywood enthusiasts and collectors are invited to bid on a stunning array of items from the estate of legendary actress and singer Janis Paige during an exclusive online auction presented by Abell Auction Co. on May 22. Live bidding starts at 9 a.m. PDT. The highly anticipated sale will showcase over 300 lots of exquisite fine jewelry, furnishings, paintings and Hollywood memorabilia that once adorned Paige's stunning Los Angeles residence – reflecting her illustrious career spanning film, television and Broadway. Born Donna Mae Tjaden on September 16, 1922, Paige delighted audiences with her vibrant personality and undeniable charm. Her early performances at the Hollywood Canteen during World War II caught the attention of a Warner Bros. talent scout, marking her breakthrough into the entertainment industry. Rising to fame during Hollywood's Golden Age, Paige became a household name starring in films like "Romance on the High Seas" (1948) alongside Doris Day and "Silk Stockings" (1957) with Fred Astaire. Her Broadway success soared when she originated the iconic role of Babe Williams in the Tony Award-winning musical "The Pajama Game" (1954), solidifying her status as an entertainment legend. Paige also earned acclaim for succeeding famed actress Angela Lansbury in the beloved musical "Mame" (1968). Television audiences warmly embraced her guest appearances on beloved series such as "All in the Family," "Trapper John, M.D.," and her recurring role as Auntie V on "Eight Is Enough." The exclusive auction offers an unparalleled glimpse into Paige's personal style and distinguished career. Featured highlights include: Fine Art Kenny Scharf "Jade Pea God" signed screenprint ($600-$800) Franz Kline "Reclining Nude" oil on cardboard ($10,000-$20,000) Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps "Monkey Chefs" oil on wood panel ($1,000-$2,000) Albert Hirschfeld "Janis Paige-Alone Together" pen and ink ($3,000-$5,000) Charles Joseph Watelet "A Bedtime Story" oil on canvas ($5,000-$7,000) Franz Xavier Winterhalter "Isabella of Spain" oil on wood ($5,000-$7000) Paul Wonner "Seated Nude" watercolor on paper gifted by Ray Gilbert ($4,000-$6,000) Jewelry 14 karat yellow gold, citrine and ruby hinged bangle ($2,000-$3,000) Cartier 14 karat yellow gold curb link bracelet with calendar charm ($4,000-$6,000) Cartier 14 karat yellow gold charm bracelet gifted by Bob Hope ($5,000-$7,000) Hollywood and Sports Memorabilia Collection of film reels and other vintage movie collectibles ($200-$300) Elvis Presley autographed photograph ($100-$200) Willie Mays with Janis Paige signed photograph ($100-$200) "A Sunday Afternoon" script and musical scores with still images and annotations ($300-$500) Group of vintage personal photographs featuring family and friends, books and ephemera from the early 1900s to 1970s ($200-$300) Group of Dodger memorabilia, including a signed Tommy Lasorda photo and signed baseball ($100-$200) "We're honored to host this dazzling tribute to Janis Paige, whose charm, talent and style captivated generations," said Abell Auction Co. Vice President Todd Schireson. "Collectors and fans have a rare opportunity to own exquisite pieces that reflect the life, glamour and legacy of a true Hollywood icon." Interested buyers are invited to register in advance and explore items at Beginning on May 12, a preview exhibition will be held on weekdays, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Abell Auction Co.'s gallery located at 2613 Yates Ave., Los Angeles. Buyers may place absentee bids with Abell directly, bid via telephone or bid online at or For inquiries, call 310.858.3073. View source version on Contacts Media Contact Stacy Geere, 661.253.1059 or stacy@ Sign in to access your portfolio
Business Wire
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Wire
Abell Auction Co. Presents the Estate of Hollywood Legend Janis Paige on May 22
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hollywood enthusiasts and collectors are invited to bid on a stunning array of items from the estate of legendary actress and singer Janis Paige during an exclusive online auction presented by Abell Auction Co. on May 22. Live bidding starts at 9 a.m. PDT. Abell Auction Co. presents the estate of legendary actress Janis Paige at live online auction on May 22. Explore and own fine jewelry, art, furnishings and memorabilia from one of the last great stars of Hollywood's Golden Age. Share The highly anticipated sale will showcase over 300 lots of exquisite fine jewelry, furnishings, paintings and Hollywood memorabilia that once adorned Paige's stunning Los Angeles residence – reflecting her illustrious career spanning film, television and Broadway. Born Donna Mae Tjaden on September 16, 1922, Paige delighted audiences with her vibrant personality and undeniable charm. Her early performances at the Hollywood Canteen during World War II caught the attention of a Warner Bros. talent scout, marking her breakthrough into the entertainment industry. Rising to fame during Hollywood's Golden Age, Paige became a household name starring in films like "Romance on the High Seas" (1948) alongside Doris Day and "Silk Stockings" (1957) with Fred Astaire. Her Broadway success soared when she originated the iconic role of Babe Williams in the Tony Award-winning musical "The Pajama Game" (1954), solidifying her status as an entertainment legend. Paige also earned acclaim for succeeding famed actress Angela Lansbury in the beloved musical "Mame" (1968). Television audiences warmly embraced her guest appearances on beloved series such as "All in the Family," "Trapper John, M.D.," and her recurring role as Auntie V on "Eight Is Enough." The exclusive auction offers an unparalleled glimpse into Paige's personal style and distinguished career. Featured highlights include: Fine Art Kenny Scharf 'Jade Pea God' signed screenprint ($600-$800) Franz Kline 'Reclining Nude' oil on cardboard ($10,000-$20,000) Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps 'Monkey Chefs' oil on wood panel ($1,000-$2,000) Albert Hirschfeld 'Janis Paige-Alone Together' pen and ink ($3,000-$5,000) Charles Joseph Watelet 'A Bedtime Story' oil on canvas ($5,000-$7,000) Franz Xavier Winterhalter 'Isabella of Spain' oil on wood ($5,000-$7000) Paul Wonner 'Seated Nude' watercolor on paper gifted by Ray Gilbert ($4,000-$6,000) Jewelry 14 karat yellow gold, citrine and ruby hinged bangle ($2,000-$3,000) Cartier 14 karat yellow gold curb link bracelet with calendar charm ($4,000-$6,000) Cartier 14 karat yellow gold charm bracelet gifted by Bob Hope ($5,000-$7,000) Hollywood and Sports Memorabilia Collection of film reels and other vintage movie collectibles ($200-$300) Elvis Presley autographed photograph ($100-$200) Willie Mays with Janis Paige signed photograph ($100-$200) 'A Sunday Afternoon' script and musical scores with still images and annotations ($300-$500) Group of vintage personal photographs featuring family and friends, books and ephemera from the early 1900s to 1970s ($200-$300) Group of Dodger memorabilia, including a signed Tommy Lasorda photo and signed baseball ($100-$200) "We're honored to host this dazzling tribute to Janis Paige, whose charm, talent and style captivated generations," said Abell Auction Co. Vice President Todd Schireson. "Collectors and fans have a rare opportunity to own exquisite pieces that reflect the life, glamour and legacy of a true Hollywood icon." Interested buyers are invited to register in advance and explore items at Beginning on May 12, a preview exhibition will be held on weekdays, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Abell Auction Co.'s gallery located at 2613 Yates Ave., Los Angeles. Buyers may place absentee bids with Abell directly, bid via telephone or bid online at or For inquiries, call 310.858.3073.
