
Emoria remembers Jack Lemmon
Did you know? Before every single take of his career, Jack Lemmon whispered the same two words to himself: "Magic time." It was his quiet vow to give each scene everything he had — for decades, from his first slate to his last.
Light a candle for Jack LemmonEmoria remembers Alvin Toffler
Did you know? Back in 1970, long before the internet or the smartphone, Alvin Toffler described in "Future Shock" the feeling of being overwhelmed by too much change in too little time – and coined the term "information overload." His most important collaborator was his wife Heidi, who co-wrote for decades uncredited before finally being named as co-author.
Light a candle for Alvin TofflerEmoria remembers Ray Bradbury
Did you know? Ray Bradbury wrote „Fahrenheit 451“ on a coin-operated typewriter in the basement of UCLA's library — 10 cents per half hour, about $9.80 in total. He finished the first draft in just nine days.
Light a candle for Ray BradburyEmoria remembers Carroll O’Connor
Today marks 25 years since Carroll O'Connor (1924–2001) passed away. American actor.
Light a candle for Carroll O’ConnorEmoria remembers Gena Rowlands
Today, Gena Rowlands (1930–2024) would have turned 96. American actress.
Light a candle for Gena Rowlands