Zuzu Bailey , wants her father, George Bailey, Jimmy Stewart's character in 'It's A Wonderful Life,' to save a special flower. Since 1964, millions of families have tuned in to watch Rudolph and his friends, Hermey the Elf, Yukon Cornelius, and the Misfit Toys, save Christmas in 'Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer.'
DIE Hard is not a complicated movie. Guys shoot guns. Things blow up. Nevertheless, there's one question about the film that seems to have no definitive answer.
In this Oct. 12, 2015 file photo, Khloe Kardashian arrives at Cosmopolitan magazine's 50th birthday celebration in West Hollywood, Calif. and John McCain as a less funny Jack Donaghy .
Olivia Jackson, a stuntwoman who most recently appeared in Star Wars: The Force Awakens , will have her arm amputated after an on-set accident while filming Resident Evil: The Final Chapter. The accident was so severe that the film's star Milla Jovovich insisted that it was "a miracle" she survived at all.
Virtually everyone is talking about Star Wars this month-even Hillary Clinton, who with all the subtlety of a guidance counselor desperately trying to relate to the kids threw in a "may the Force be with you" at last weekend's Democratic debate . At a time like this, it was inevitable that someone would bring up the old argument that the first Star Wars picture drove a stake through the so-called New Hollywood of the '70s.
Of the many Christmas stories that are re-told every year from the Nativity to 'A Visit from St. Nicholas', there's one that strikes a chord in everyone regardless of faith or age. CHARLES DICKENS published 'A Christmas Carol' in 1843 just days before the big day, and since then the heartfelt moral behind it has remained strong.
It's not just a junkyard - or even a really big junkyard - but a living, breathing monument to Los Angeles pop culture. And now it's headed for the dustbin of history itself.
"If it continues, I'll always want to do this character," Pileggi tells THR. "Whether [Carter] wants me to do it or not, or whether he has things for me to do are another thing."
Created by Meaghan Oppenheimer , the drama follows the personal and professional life of a ruthless divorce attorney in Dallas. Raised in the trailer parks of Texas, she has left behind a life of struggle amid squalor, working her way into a corner office and mansion in Dallas' most prestigious neighborhood.