TTM Tuesday! Archive
I was on a message board recently with a discussion of bad in person moments with celebrities. There were horror stories of celebrities sneering, avoiding their fans, outright yelling at them when asking for autographs, and SO much more. Heck, I even found someone who said they
I don’t know about you, but during these polarizing and unpredictable times I try to take my mind off the craziness by watching movies and tv shows that make me laugh. I was going through my dvd collection the other day and came across one of my
Autograph collecting. There really is no cooler, most thrilling, (and challenging) hobby out there. If you are a longtime collector reading this- please feel free to comment and share your tips for ttm success. If you are a new collector- welcome. We would love to hear from
I am not sure if it’s the coronavirus, the time of year, or what, but over the past couple of weeks my returns ttm have been pretty scarce. I attribute a lot of that to the avenue I mostly collect in which is through venues (a short
The 1980’s were perhaps the greatest decade of them all. Yes the clothes were cool, the hairstyles rad, and no day ended without playing hours of Atari. It was also the decade that introduced us to one of the single greatest films of all time- “The Goonies”.
They say never meet your heroes. I would usually agree (and I have a story about meeting a nasty, nasty celebrity), but there are those times when you meet your hero and they far exceed your wildest dreams. This was the case with the late and great
Hello fellow philographists (fancy term for autograph collectors). By far one of the coolest parts of collecting is getting an envelope in the mail and having that moment where you think to yourself, “I wonder whose autograph I got?”. A couple of days ago the mailman dropped
It’s almost spring- the flowers are in bloom and the autographs are abundant. I wish you could have seen my face when I opened up a envelope this week… it was my signed and inscribed photo I sent to… Miriam Flynn! Just kidding.. But wouldn’t that be
I was at a show recently and came across a table with signed celebrity merchandise. They had cast signed “Star Wars” pictures, signed photos of every ‘A’ lister, every tv series cast, and every singer/ band. The guy standing next to me was interested in a Gene
It’s 2020. It’s a new year, and judging by some successes coming in, this year is only going to get better. Who is on your list this year that you are most hoping to get? Comment below- I’d love to hear. Mine you ask? The same as
I was looking through one of my autograph albums recently, and came across one of my earliest autograph collecting memories: A signed photo of Roseanne as the Wicked Witch during her brief run at Madison Square Garden back in 1997. I wrote to Roseanne and was not
The more and more I talk with autograph collectors, the more I see how we all have different things we try to get signed; Some like a standard glossy 8×10 signed; Others like figures or toys signed; My preference for photos comes from a press kit. Last
