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This weekend, you're invited to the ULTIMATE star-studded summer bash – if you could only pick three stars as your +1s, who would you choose? 🏖️ Bask in the glow of these stars and many more as our annual #SummerUnderTheStars kicks off this Friday!

In a 2012 interview, Robert Redford said Barbra Streisand developed a crush on him while filming THE WAY WE WERE ('73). He ignored it, believing it preserved chemistry between their characters. See it today at noon as part of our continued Summer Romance lineup.

Award-winning actress @Lorraine_Bracco shares her favorite NYC filming memories, best movie theater experiences and MORE – as tonight she chooses her Two for One picks! See the full conversation with @BenMank77 at 8pm ET.

In this play-by-play @davekarger looks at the incomparable musical-duo of Judy Garland and Gene Kelly in SUMMER STOCK ('50) – which marked their third onscreen pairing together. See it it tomorrow afternoon as our Saturday Musical Matinee at 12pm ET. 🎩

@jakeures You can still watch PSYCHO and all the classics with us :)

I have a distinct memory of my parents watching Emeril make cheesesteaks and making them for dinner that night. Then afterwards we watched Psycho on TCM.

Skip the summer swelter and swoon under the glow of these luminaries – with a new star every day to fall in love with. ☀️ Our annual #SummerUnderTheStars celebration begins August 1st. Who are you most excited to see? 🎶 “Twice a Fool” by #1 Dads @tomiansek 🎶

David Lynch's debut ERASERHEAD ('77), has been called the greatest student film ever made. Created at the American Film Institute, the film established Lynch as a rising cinematic visionary. See it tonight in our American Independents Spotlight Series, beginning at 8PM EST.

A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE ('74) was made without studio financing. Director John Cassavetes mortgaged his house and turned to friends and family to help fund the film. See it tonight at 8PM EST in our continued July Spotlight Series on American Independent Cinema.

BUT HAVE YOU READ THE BOOK: ROMANCE EDITION drops in a little over a week and reviews are rolling in so let's make a 🧵! @Running_Press @tcm

As Connie and Joe head back to the apartment, the veterans are singing "Don't Try to Steal the Sweetheart of a Soldier," a popular tune among American doughboys and their loved ones during World War I. See it as part of our continued Summer Romance lineup at noon.

Emmy Award-winning voice actress @pamelaadlon reminisces about her favorite moviegoing experience, her ideal theater companions and MORE – as she unveils her Two for One picks tonight! See the full conversation with @BenMank77 at 8pm ET.

One of the leading figures of New York independent cinema, Shirley Clarke was a unique artistic voice. THE CONNECTION ('62) sparked controversy and helped challenge censorship laws in her home state. See it tonight in our American Independents Spotlight Series at 8pm ET.

Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin’s LITTLE FUGITIVE ('53) was shot on a tiny budget with non-actors on location. Stanley Kubrick was so impressed with the cinematography he asked to rent Engel’s camera. See it tonight at 8pm ET as part of our Spotlight on American Independent cinema.

We say goodbye to the versatile Sam Neill. Whether he was a despicable villain or a dedicated paleontologist dodging dinosaurs, Neill brought warmth and natural charisma to his characters in a career spanning more than five decades. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.

Inspired by his own upbringing in the Bronx, screenwriter John Patrick Shanley won Best Original Screenplay for MOONSTRUCK ('87). In his acceptance speech, he notably thanked “everybody who ever punched or kissed me.” See it as part of today's Summer Romance lineup at 12pm ET.

Novelist and two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, Colson Whitehead shares his favorite movie-theater memories, dream dinner guest from the Golden Age, and MORE – as tonight he presents his Two for One picks! See the full conversation with @BenMank77 at 8pm ET.

One of the most beloved romantic comedies of the 20th century, Nora Ephron's SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE ('93) marked the first onscreen pairing of the now dynamic-duo, Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. See it tonight as we celebrate @tomhanks' birthday with a special lineup, starting at 8pm ET.

Happy 70th birthday to the one and only @tomhanks! Join us tonight as we celebrate Hanks' BIG day with a quadruple-feature – including his Oscar-winning performance in PHILADELPHIA ('93) and the TCM Premiere of THE BURBS ('89), and more. It all starts at 8pm ET.

To channel the story's atmosphere in KEY LARGO ('48), director John Huston traveled to Key West with Richard Brooks to write the script. Much like the film's setting, the two were the sole residents of a local hotel – which they had to convince to open during the off-season.

Ida Lupino achieved professional quality on extremely low budgets, a one-woman New Wave. THE HITCH-HIKER ('53) earned strong reviews and box office success, especially given its $200,000 budget. See it tonight in our American Independents Spotlight Series, starting at 8PM EST.