It was a murder that inspired a film - To Die For, starring Nicole Kidman - and was one of the first American trials to be televised live from beginning to end. Viewers were glued as the sordid details unravelled in court.
THE son of the director of an unbelievably dangerous movie has lashed out, saying he was an "a**hole to do that to his family". MARTIN Sheen you sly dog you.
COST: $15 in advance, $20 at the door; $25 VIP in advance, $30 VIP at the door MORE INFO: Seventh annual Dancefx Spring Concert “Lucky 7” is 7 p.m. Saturday, before “Poe.” For tickets and more information, go to www.dancefxcharleston.com. The dancers are running through the new work, breaking out into small groups, then rejoining the larger ensemble, kicks, turns and jumps punctuating the frenetic movement.
Playing Professor Pomona Sprout in two of the record-smashing Harry Potter films is definitely one of the latter, Margolyes chuckles. "In terms of my development as an artist, playing Professor Sprout wasn't all that important because she is well within my capabilities as an actress," says the British actress, who became an Australian citizen in 2013.
Fans of The Rocky Horror Picture Show , you may want to hold onto your toast for this one. Fox is planning to remake the 40-year-old cult classic, bringing the Time Warp and that Sweet Transvestite to your TV.
Few horror movies are as beloved as Tom Holland's Fright Night , which was released in 1985 and continues to be a fan favorite to this day. That makes the film a prime subject for a fan-made documentary, and we're happy to report that you'll soon be able to sink your teeth into such a film.
The confirmed cast for the next series of 'American Horror Story' just keeps getting better, with co-creator Ryan Murphy announcing that fan favourite Kathy Bates will be returning to the show. The Oscar-winning actress will be joining Lady Gaga, Chloe Sevigny, Matt Bomer, Cheyenne Jackson and Wes Bentley for the popular horror anthology's fifth series, which, if previous seasons are anything to go by, will be back on screens in October, just in time for Halloween.
John Waters does quite a bit of traveling with "My Filthy Life," the one-man show that he'll be bringing to Englewood this weekend. And until a few weeks ago, to fly to performances, he had to deal with a lot of bad weather.
Here's some Friday night fun. While not as ridiculous of people spewing their anger at Steven Spielberg for shooting a triceratops , just watch this hilarious of freak out from a girl when she discovers she's swimming next to one of the most docile mammals in aquatic life: the manatee.