A natural and understated performer, Steve McQueen became the “King of Cool” and one of the world’s most enduring and popular actors. See some of his greatest performances today during #SummerUnderTheStars.

A distinguished actor of the stage and screen, Basil Rathbone brought a charismatic sophistication to his roles in everything from costume dramas, swashbucklers, and, occasionally, horror films. We celebrate him today during #SummerUnderTheStars

A true original of the silver screen, Oscar-winner Diane Keaton stole our hearts with her quirky charm and took our breath away with her bold choices as a searing dramatic actress. We celebrate her today during #SummerUnderTheStars

With her husky voice and natural charm, June Allyson delighted audiences as MGM’s girl next door, becoming one of the top box office draws of the mid to late 1940s. She sparkles as the lead in GOOD NEWS opposite frequent co-star Peter Lawford. #SummerUnderTheStars

We kick off #SummerUndertheStars with one of the silver screen’s brightest, Doris Day. A true superstar, Day was adored by audiences and a talent equally at home in musicals, comedies and romantic thrillers. Scene from ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS.

Plan the perfect week with us as our annual #SummerUnderTheStars celebration begins! Which festivity and who's filmography are you most excited for? ☀️

This September we debut our newest franchise hosted by Ben Mankiewicz, Films on Film! Dedicated to the art, craft, history and preservation of movies – join us every Friday night as we feature a documentary followed by companion programming. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4frVSpz

Fall in love with your favorite stars all over again as we kick off our annual #SummerUnderTheStars celebration! From seductive romance to heated dramas, we're warming up every night this August as we introduce 5 newcomers and several TCM Premieres. Learn more on our website.

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!

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.

For the month of July, TCM features over 30 films that put singing stars from the stage, the radio and the recording studio on the big screen as our Stars of the Month. We kick off our celebration with NEW ORLEANS ('47) featuring Billie Holliday and Louis Armstrong.

A classic that only gets better as time goes by. Do you remember the first time you saw CASABLANCA ('42)?

Tomorrow join TCM host Jacqueline Stewart as she discusses the importance of archiving and preservation at the American Library Association's annual conference. The event is being held in person in Chicago and with a virtual option. Details here: https://bit.ly/4amvFFW

All of us at TCM are saddened to hear about the passing of Oscar-nominated actress Ann Blyth. Over the years, she became a dear friend to the TCM family sharing stories of her life and career with us and her fans. Cinema will be less bright without this shining star.

Supergirl’s Kara Zor‑El debuted in 1959. If Hollywood had cast her then, who would’ve worn the cape? See SUPERGIRL in theaters now.

We continue our look at the work of director George Roy Hill by screening the films he made with Paul Newman and Robert Redford. Our night begins with THE STING at 8pm ET.

These classic dogs and dames don’t need powers to be super. See Supergirl when it flies into theaters this Friday.

Our latest collaboration with @JuliensAuctions: Contemporary Hollywood features rare movie memorabilia for fans across generations – with collectibles from the waters of Amity Island, to the backrooms of Cyberdyne Systems, and so much MORE! Learn more: https://www.tcm.com/juliens

With explosive talent and unmistakable style, the incomparable Ann-Margret directly consigned many treasures for our latest collaboration with @JuliensAuctions – from stage-worn costumes to personally annotated scripts, and so much more! Learn more: https://www.tcm.com/juliens

Featuring unique treasures from some of the greatest films, stars, and filmmakers from the Golden Age, TCM and @JuliensAuctions are proud to present the Classic Hollywood Collection – which includes Frank Sinatra's 1980s personal address book! Learn more: https://www.tcm.com/juliens

These stunning Bob Mackie dresses on auction from the Ann-Margret Collection, our latest partnership with Julien's Auctions, show she's always been timeless. Register to bid now: https://bit.ly/4ekGY3W

George Roy Hill quietly became one of the highlights of New Hollywood, showcasing new stars in genre treats, dancing on the grave of the Production Code with a youthful bravado. We begin our three-night showcase of his films with PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT co-hosted by his son John.

Which Classic Hollywood star does Steven Spielberg wish he could direct? His answer may surprise you. See his latest film, DISCLOSURE DAY, now in theaters.

The western is to John Ford what science fiction is to Steven Spielberg and his latest film in the genre, DISCLOSURE DAY, comes to theaters this Friday. Tomorrow Spielberg joins Ben Mankiewicz for a night of his films beginning with CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND at 8pm ET.

On campus with Professor Jacqueline Stewart! In addition to being one of our fabulous five hosts, Jacqueline teaches full time as a professor at the University of Chicago. Take a look behind the scenes of our set at the university and learn how the magic happens.

The days may be longer, but this summer the nights will be darker as TCM host Eddie Muller takes over Fridays with the return of his two-month Summer of Darkness film noir festival. We begin tonight with the classic THE MALTESE FALCON at 8pm ET.

We say happy birthday to actor Ron Livingston! He joined us at this year's #TCMFF for a screening of SWINGERS ('96) where TCM host Ben Mankiewicz took a moment to recognize his memorable work in television and film over the years.

Join Eddie Muller for his favorite trips to the dark side as his two-month long film noir festival Summer of Darkness returns to TCM beginning this Friday. The lineup includes favorite film noir classics such as DOUBLE INDEMNITY ('44). Learn more: https://bit.ly/3PVliC4

Learn more about the real stories behind many of the films featured in this year’s Memorial Day Weekend marathon with the new documentary: WHY WE DREAM (2025), which spotlights some of the last surviving WWII veterans. See the @CNN premiere tomorrow night at 8pm ET and stream it on the CNN app.

You have a few more nights to catch Ben Mankiewicz in Celebrity Autobiography at the Shubert Theater in NYC. All the details here: https://bit.ly/4ugJeid