TheArchive: Reviewing the Rare, Retro, and Restored

After all, it's your day so be comfortable! We’re celebrating moms all weekend long on TheArchive . So get cozy in those mom jeans, then tune in and stream free movies and series on all your devices. (or one at a time) If you're up to figuring out Roku, or your kids are patient enough to help, check us out on  Roku ! But If you're in a lean back mood, in other words dad's asleep on the couch as he always thinks it's his day, tune in to  TheArchive  Channel  this Sunday (5/8) from  12:00am - 11:59pm EST and catch 24 hours of momma madness! Or do you just want to watch whenever? We have a bountiful bouquet of our favorite mom day titles available anytime.... Care to start with a Rue McClanahanathon? There's definitely more motherly love from where that came from.  Sins, tests, violations... Check out how many of America's moms we have ready for you to check in with...Elvira, Roseanne, Angela Bassett, Jane Curtin, Olympia Dukakis, Elizabeth Montgomery, Roma Dow

This year’s Oscars was certainly a different affair. But one more memorable believe it or not, than years past. It had an intimacy that felt more personal and story-driven than ever before. Tyler Perry said it best, "It is my hope that all of us would teach our kids, and not only to remember, just refuse hate. Don't hate anybody." Kudos to Steven Soderbergh, Stacey Sher, and Jesse Collins who made the show far more about the stories behind the stories rather than the glitz and glamour ahead of the stories - a noble effort to get us all longing for a return to the movie theaters.   It was fascinating to hear the humble beginnings of the nominees. Some started out by making popcorn in a theater, selling junk out of their car to make ends meet, apprenticing, often for free on an independent film set, or in the case of last night's Humanitarian Award winner Tyler Perry, he was homeless.   We sometimes lose sight of the fact that most in Hollywood were not born in Hollywoo