LARRY BAUMHOR

Paul Morrissey, Andy Warhol,  and The Garage Antique Flea Market by Larry Baumhor (Copyright 2022) ANDY WARHOL WAS A DICK By NewYorkMinute TV Interview with Paul Morrissey, circa 2013 at Film Forum, NYC   Andy Warhol suffered from Sydenham’s chorea during his youth. He was often sick as a child and thus developed into a hypochondriac. Comments from the video: ANDY WARHOL WAS A DICK ...    “Andy Warhol was a publicity creation. Paul Morrissey is correct. His wording may have been a little caustic but he did know Andy Warhol better than most people. I don’t look for any deep meaning to Andy Warhol because there is none. People pay millions for a Warhol silk screen work in the 21st century. It would make a lot more sense to just employ an art student to do a silk screen. The art world is full of unscrupulous dealers and “celebrities” with too much money. No one wants to admit they paid millions for a work by Andy Warhol that he had little or nothing to do with. A...

Steven Spielberg, 'The Fabelmans' cast on How the Film Hits Home The Fabelmans and My Son by Larry Baumhor (Copyright 2022)    How do you determine that you watched a movie that is a masterpiece of filmmaking, that will win many Academy Awards, that will be preserved in the Library of Congress for eternity? 1: In one scene you cry. 2: In the next scene you laugh. 3: You become entranced; your mouth is open and your jaw is dropped. 4: You forget about time and that you’re in a movie theater. You’re inside the movie and don’t know what you’re doing there. 5: The movie ends and you don’t know what happens. 6: When you realize the movie is over, you stand up applauding and shouting, “Spielberg, Spielberg, Spielberg!” 7: You take the bus home and look out the window and see yourself flying adjacent to the bus wearing the same black jacket you have on. 8: You stand up on the crowded bus and chant, “Fabelman, Fabelman, Fabelman. Happy Thanksgiving.” No one says anyth...