The music from David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks is inextricably linked to their wonderful and strange world. Angelo Badalamenti’s tunes were my gateway to a decades long journey and I never tire of listening to the soundtrack. That’s one reason I’m thrilled the OR-E-GON Symphony is featuring this music during a hauntingly surreal evening on…
Fresh from the release of Twin Peaks 35th Anniversary products about a week ago, Paramount Shop has released another wave of new items inspired by Mark Frost and David Lynch’s wonderful and strange show. This time, icons from the groundbreaking television series take center stage.
Early on Sunday, Feb. 23, VIP ticket holders for the Real Twin Peaks 2025 event were invited on a bus tour of Twin Peaks film locations. The tours were facilitated by long-time fan Josh Eisenstadt and me with stops at several notable locations throughout Snoqualmie Valley, Washington.
This year, David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange Twin Peaks celebrates its 35th anniversary. To mark the occasion, Paramount Shop, the official online store, has released an anniversary collection with new artwork inspired by the icons from the series.
Fright Rags, the leader in officially licensed horror apparel and accessories, is re-releasing popular designs inspired by Mark Frost and David Lynch’s Twin Peaks in honor of the show’s 35th anniversary on April 8, 2025. Featuring designs first released in 2020 and 2021, these items are currently available for pre-order and will be shipping the…
One of the more memorable scenes from David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks pilot takes place at Twin Peaks High School. On April 8, 1990, the kid who “moonwalks” as the school bell rings danced his way into the hearts of many fans. For decades, people wondered about the student’s identity. During the Real Twin…
David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks debuted on April 8, 1990 on the ABC Television Network. As part of the show’s publicity, the alphabet network placed a full-page ad in newspapers like The Los Angeles Times and The New York Times on that Sunday.
Two days before Mark Frost and David Lynch’s Twin Peaks debuted on the ABC Television Network, the relatively new “Entertainment Weekly” magazine devoted several pages to the groundbreaking show in their April 6, 1990 issue. Here is an in-depth and archival look at the magazine thanks to an user of the Internet Archive.
It’s wonderful that 35 years after Twin Peaks first aired on the ABC Television Network, fans can still find officially licensed products from Mark Frost and David Lynch’s show. One of those items on Paramount Shop is a sticker featuring Laura Palmer’s homecoming queen photo and the question that sparked a nationwide frenzy – “Who killed…
After the Norwegians left en masse from the town of Twin Peaks, a delegation of Icelanders, led by businessman Einer Thorson, were ready to invest in Ben Horne’s Ghostwood project. Throughout their appearances in the first season, they were heard singing Icelandic songs at all hours of the day. During a recent trip to the…