Carefree

Carefree marked the third collaboration of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers singing and dancing to an Irving Berlin score. Unfortunately it would prove to be the weakest of the films, the others being Top Hat and Follow The Fleet. One thing... Full review

Wow, one user comment from last year interprets "Carefree" as mean-spirited and finds it characterized mostly by low spots. Just goes to show how different perceptions can be. While I'm the first to admit that this isn't the most musically strong... Full review

The first Astaire-Rogers vehicle to actually lose money on first release ($68,000, a mere drop in the bucket, but still...) and there's a good reason why. Only four songs and dance numbers, including a solo for Fred. Nonetheless, although the accent... Full review

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in this delightful romantic musical comedy with a twist on the usual Fred and Ginger plot. Though odd and short in the musical number department, this teasing romantic romp features some of their best dancing... Full review

Astaire suddenly breaking out into song and dance on the golf course, for instance, is actually a bit awkward and without much cause. The film concludes with a graceful dance duet that, like the others, comes out of nowhere. ... Full Review

In 2007, Amy Simpson wrote " Why I Don't Do Women's Ministry ," citing the reasons for her struggle to fit in an essentially shallow church culture. ... Full Article

Born on August 3, 1984, Amanda Kimmel is originally from Los Angeles, California. At the age of 16, she began modeling in Chicago, where she lived on her own for one year. ... Full Article