Tonight we look back on that day 18 years ago when at 96 Katharine Hepburn left this mortal coil and showed us how to live and die on her terms.

Pride, British drama and cartoons.

As we celebrate pride let’s dive into a documentary about a activist who’s voice also helped to open the celluloid closet of film.

From tony Quinn to Martin Sheen and Rita Hayworth. The early pioneers of Latinos in film.

Tonight we talk about films and The upcoming posthumous honor of Carrie Fisher star on the walk of fame.

The iconic film that came to define the 80s. Directed by John Hughes and featuring an ensemble cast that became the brat pack.

As we get ready for the Downton Abbey movie sequel, let’s revisit the crown jewel of Downton Abbey = Maggie Smith’s Dowager Countess.

Directed by Mike Nichols and starring: Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, George Segal and Sandy Dennis. Based off the Edward Albee play.

Tonight we kick off summer with a film noir set in key largo circa 1948. Bogart, Bacall and Robinson. Directed by John Huston.

Tonight we celebrate fathers in the film and my favorite father son duo from Indiana Jones and the last Crusade released in 1989. Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones aka jr and Sean Connery is Henry Jones sr.