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Steven C. Smith, author of the new book Hitchcock and Herrmann, talks with Eddie Muller about their unforgettable collaborations. We kick off the night with PSYCHO at 8pm ET.

Happy Opening Day! ⚾ James Earl Jones in FIELD OF DREAMS.

A singer, actor, and civil rights activist, Harry Belafonte used his platform both on and off-screen to overturn racial barriers in the performing arts and around the world. See him in BRIGHT ROAD ('53) as part of tonight's Hollywood Humanitarians tribute, starting at 8pm ET.

Our Hollywood Humanitarians lineup continues tonight, as we celebrate recipients of the Academy's the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award with a special showcase. We start tonight with Danny Kaye's performance in THE INSPECTOR GENERAL ('49). Learn more: bit.ly/3PaZEJ6

Tonight's Prime Musical Matinee is featuring The Who's TOMMY ('75) — the star-studded rock opera featuring performances from iconic 70's musicians including Elton John, Tina Turner, and Eric Clapton. Tune in at 8pm ET for tonight's lineup.

Give 'em the old razzle dazzle!✨ Tonight’s Prime Musical Matinee features Catherine Zeta-Jones and Renée Zellweger in Chicago ('02) — the Oscar-winning hit based on the longest-running Broadway revival. Tune in tonight to watch at 10pm ET.

He's got rhythm. Gene Kelly in AN AMERICAN IN PARIS.

Get ready to dance the night away with a Monday Musical Matinee! 💃 With glamorous productions and iconic soundtracks - join us as we highlight celebrated musicals sure to lift your spirits. It all starts with Ken Russell's Tommy at tomorrow night at 8pm ET.

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TCM Host & Chair of National Film Preservation Board @ProfJStewart shares the process behind the National Film Registry's yearly induction of films preserved in the @librarycongress – as we showcase several of these titles tonight at 8pm ET. Learn more: bit.ly/4sl42DF

For the ongoing initiatives of her Dollywood Foundation – musician, actress, and global icon Dolly Parton received the Academy's Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award last year. See her in THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS ('82) as part of tonight's lineup, starting at 8pm ET.

Join us as we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Academy's Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award with a two-night showcase of stars who received this prestigious honor. We start tonight with Elizabeth Taylor in NATIONAL VELVET ('44) at 8pm ET. Learn more: bit.ly/3PaZEJ6

Perhaps the luckiest box office flop, Francis Ford Coppola's FINIAN'S RAINBOW ('68) marked the beginning of his lifelong friendship with his production assistant on the film –an unknown student by the name of George Lucas. 🍀 See it at 5:30pm ET as we celebrate #StPatricksDay.

Bringing some good luck to your St. Patrick's day feed with some of our favorite splashes of green on film. ☘️ VERTIGO ('58) WEST SIDE STORY ('61) AMÉLIE (2001) THE WIZARD OF OZ ('39)

The night before the Academy Awards, the stars were shining bright raising money for the Motion Picture & Television Fund. Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy spoke to us about the camaraderie of the film industry. Learn more about MPTF here: mptf.com

Thanks largely to Patty Jenkins and Tony Goldwyn, this story on @CBSSunday Morning turned into something pretty interesting. I remain an enormous fan of both of them.

This week we celebrate the 100th birthday of comedian, actor, singer, filmmaker and humanitarian – Jerry Lewis, as we honor his seven-decade career tonight with a special lineup. It all starts with THE KING OF COMEDY ('82) at 8pm ET. Learn more here: bit.ly/4sew9EQ

See the full conversation here: bit.ly/47OL40j

Autumn Durald Arkapaw makes Oscars history as the first woman to win the Academy Award for Best Cinematography. At the Oscars Luncheon, Durald Arkapaw and the SINNERS team shared their inspirations, favorite Oscars memories and more.

Congratulations to Paul Thomas Anderson and the team behind ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER for their Academy Award wins tonight – including Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing and Best Picture.