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George Clooney did the movie studio thing when he first became famous on TV's ER, but it didn't work out so well.

TV Christmas movies on networks like Lifetime and The Hallmark Channel. Nancy McKeon.

Photograph by: Up in the Air, Paramount Pictures Listen, this is the thing about George Clooney: He did the studio trip when he first became famous from TV's E.R, but it didn't work out so well.

George Clooney Remember when George Clooney had a poodle-haired mullet? You don't? That's just the way People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive likes it.

Ewan McGregor and George Clooney with director Grant Heslov on the set of The Men Who Stare at Goats.

Writer, director, actor and handsome leading man, George Clooney, became a household name after making a splash as Dr.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. We hear it all the time, but George Clooney is living proof that perseverance pays off: Despite the inauspicious beginnings of a career that threatened to pigeonhole him as a Ted McGinley-style supporting player on fading sitcoms, he's risen to the ranks of Hollywood's highest-paid actors, and has ...

George Clooney learned a lot about television toiling away on The Facts of Life and E/R . The latter wasn't NBC medical drama that made him a star.

George Clooney admits that he has felt "lonely and incomplete" in past relationships just like everyone else.

"Facts of Life" star Lisa Whelchel will be at the Women of Faith Conference in Portland.

School's back in session, and for TV fans it's time to reminisce about TV shows that were centered around high school.

He is eating a fox that he has stolen from Polish peasants.] VO: He will eat your foxes.

Looking to plan an unforgettable Walt Disney World vacation? Stars Joey Fatone of "Dancing with the Stars," Lisa Whelchel from "The Facts of Life" and Alfonso Ribeiro of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" have teamed up with the Walt Disney World Moms Panel to share vacation planning tips in helpful, funny and practical "How-to" videos available at ...

Actress Lisa Whelchel, who played Blair on the TV series "The Facts of Life," will be speaking to and inspiring thousands of women in North Texas.

I was born in the '80s so I didn't get to watch the Facts of Life on the first go around.

So just what is that special something that makes a TV star a bona fide heartthrob hottie, worthy of the ardent affection of thousands upon thousands of devoted young fans? Well, I can't tell you.

During the 1980's, there were many good wholesome shows on television and there were shows like Cheers, The Golden Girls, The Cosby Show, and Different Strokes, but being a teen girl at that time the only show that was not allowed to be missed was "The Facts Of Life". This show was about everything that a teen girl could be going through and ...

Years before Alfonso Cuaron directed "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban," he'd already explored magic and boarding schools in the entertaining take on Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic story "A Little Princess." Of course, the magic is all imagined as an orphan girl helps her classmates to escape their miserable surroundings through tales of ...

Encounter a love that is life-changing! Make plans now to be part of Women of Faith's 2009 event, A Grand New Day - July 17th and 18th at Quicken Loans Arena.

Looking around at the throng gathered at the Blue Cross Arena on Friday evening, Brian VandenBerg smiled and simply said: 'There's a lot of women.' That was an understatement.