If you happen to deal with a website template having the copyright year (the four digits at the bottom of virtually every www page on earth) hardcoded as a number in its PHP files, replace it with the following string:

<?=date("Y")?>

and you’ll be surprising your visitors with great immediacy every year in its very first minutes!

(requires “short tags” enabled in PHP configuration)

The excellent “The Three Musketeers” by George Sidney (1948) on TCM reminded me of numerous disputes of colorizing old movies.

And I thought I got the idea, at least with the old movies depicting even older epochs - like in the case with the Musketeers.

See, the idea is that a color movie of 40’s is as much unusual as a B&W movie of a more recent period, like “Schindler’s List” (1993)

What is common in these two situations - the events portrayed are greatly divided from the times they are played by actors. So the purpose of the artificial addition (”colorization”) or removing (b&w shooting) of the color might very likely be an attempt of amplifying a dramatic impact on a viewer with the improbable connection of the Unconnectable (subsets of Time in this case)