Saturday Matinee: Please Stay Tuned.

Reprisal of the weekend feature known as Saturday Matinee has been postponed until this site has enough regular readers to enjoy it.

Saturday Matinee: A Peek Into the World at Our Birth. (Repeat)

Hi. The Editor here. Busy time for us at "These Incredible..." So, if you don't mind, we'd like to present an encore presentation of Saturday Matinee that is just as timely, if not more so, than it was when it premiered two weeks ago. Enjoy. And happy Rosh Hashanah!

In this soon-to-be regular feature, we tap into the multimedia potential of the Worldwide Interweb to feature video highlights from the last eight decades.

Today's edition - filmed in our birth year - is more than entertaining ... it's revelatory.

Yes, our researchers have uncovered more proof that Susan Boyle's singing career started far earlier than she has thus far acknowledged ...



Unfortunately, it cuts off before we glimpse the young Simon Cowell. Pity. Enjoy your weekend.

Saturday Matinee: Mean, Indeed.

Welcome to These Incredible Times Saturday Matinee, one-week anniversary edition. To celebrate, a piece of film that couldn't be more timely - or timeless.

It's a clip from the 1978 film spectacular Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. This critically and commercially undervalued family romp combined the songs of the Fab Four with sparkling performances by the Bee Gees, Peter Frampton, George Burns (seen below) and countless other Jonestown-era stars. In this scene, you'll see an obvious, if primitive, prototype of the newly-released Beatles: Rock Band.



Still holds up, doesn't it?

I think we can agree that everyone involved in this film had at least a ten-bob note up their nose.

Enjoy your weekend.

Saturday Matinee: A Peek Into the World at Our Birth.

In this soon-to-be regular feature, we tap into the multimedia potential of the Worldwide Interweb to feature video highlights from the last eight decades.

Today's edition - filmed in our birth year - is more than entertaining ... it's revelatory.

Yes, our researchers have uncovered more proof that Susan Boyle's singing career started far earlier than she acknowledged ...



Unfortunately, it cuts off before we glimpse the young Simon Cowell. Pity. Enjoy your weekend.