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Meeting the Grinch After Christmas
A childhood scare, a teenage crush, and one March night at the Oscars that started a hobby. What's your favorite Christmas movie? Is it the 1964 classic, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer? Disney's The Santa Clause franchise starring Tim Allen? Or maybe the 2003 hit, Elf?
Reuniting with My Parasocial High School Friends
A midnight screening, a decade of patience, and the Stratford sisters together again. 90s kids, we really had it good, didn't we? We had the best teen movies growing up, from the usual high school romances to the most raucous college comedies.
The Dreamy Nightmare That Once Rivaled Disney
A night at the Bowl with Jack and Sally themselves, and a poster years in the making. Ahill I'm always willing to die on is that The Nightmare Before Christmas is Tim Burton's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
A Journey to the Highlands for an Autograph
One transatlantic flight, one Edinburgh convention, and the Highlander at last. Anybody remember Highlander? That action-fantasy movie from the 1980s? I feel like I'm one of only a handful of people who've actually seen it, much less remember it.
A Comedy Legend for the Ages
Westwood, August 2008 — the night a wildly reckless comedy walked the carpet. Iget annoyed when people say that certain movies won't get made anymore. They're usually raunchy comedies that edgelords think the general public won't have the sense of humor for.
Two Countries, One Moneyball
Roy Thomson Hall to the Oakland Paramount, ten days apart, with a camera and a poster. Working as a celebrity photographer has many perks. I not only get to cover high-profile events, but also travel to wherever they're held. I'll never forget the first time I was assigned to cover two movie premieres. The film was Moneyball (2011), and it starred many big names and emerging actors at the time.
The Big Names in Little Women
A December night at MoMA, four March sisters on one carpet, and a filmmaker about to take off. I used to think that the 1994 film adaptation of Little Women was the best there ever was. It was such a heartwarming take on Louisa May Alcott's novel, and a faithful retelling that I didn't think it could get any better.
An Autumn Afternoon with The Gilmore Girls
Stars Hollow's finest on a November carpet, and a poster signed nine years after the credits rolled. Does anyone remember Gilmore Girls? It was a comedy-drama about a young mother and her teenage daughter who acted more like sisters than mother and daughter.
When Batman Changed The Superhero Movie Game
New York, summer 2008 — the night before everyone knew, and a poster signed in the thick of it. Before the MCU became the juggernaut it is today, there was Batman
It’s Always a Good Time with these Bad Boys
Twenty-five years between the multiplex and the carpet, and a 1995 poster that finally got signed. As far as buddy cop movies go, Bad Boys leads the pack for me.
Meeting the Nobles of Westeros
One last night for the cast at the Emmys, and a poster that caught nearly all of them. Television was never the same again when Game of Thrones premiered on the small screen. Suddenly, TV series could be as cinematic as movies, with lavish production, thrilling plotlines, and an amazing cast.
The Last Epic Romance We Saw in Theaters
Three signatures from a ship that sailed in 1997, and a genre worth missing. Remember when Anyone But You, starring Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney, premiered in 2023 and everyone lost their minds?
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