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November 28, 2009 It's only four weeks until Christmas, and we all know what that means: 'tis the season for cheesy TV movies.

Gold met Roby Marshall through "Growing Pains" co-star Joanna Kerns. They have been married for over fifteen years and have four children together.

Golden Receiver equaled the 1:51.1 track standard for 4-year-old pacing geldings, while Folk Tail turned in the swiftest mile of the meet by a 2-year-old trotting gelding during Saturday night's 12-race program at Vernon Downs.

I'm really not sure why but my wife and I seem to have a bit of 80s nostalgia when it comes to watching movies lately.

Email this Posted Sep 9th 2009 at 3:20PM by Erin Donnelly Filed under: Celebrity Fashion Mistakes Kim Cattrall relives the Eighties on the set of "Sex and the City 2." Photo: X17online.com We're not going to lie.

Actor Andrew McCarthy is in New Orleans working on the comedy 'Snatched.' Actor Andrew McCarthy had never visited New Orleans before coming to town this month for the locally shot National Lampoon comedy "Snatched." When he did, however -- on the eve of the fourth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina -- the New York resident found a familiar vibe.

Two headlines from Britain. The first describes how the Lockerbie bomber, convicted of killing 270 people, was released to a hero's welcome in Libya on "compassionate grounds". The second describes how an 18 year old girl has been jailed for bullying someone on Facebook.

A film crew for the comedy 'Snatched' shoots a scene between actors Andrew McCarthy, second from right, and Sam Stone at City Park's Storyland last week.

John Hughes' movies spoke to me, a prime example of the teen angst-riddled '80s generation.

St. Elmo's Fire wants your sympathy in profiling the ups and downs of friends and recent Georgetown University graduates adjusting to the real world.

St. Elmo's Fire wants your sympathy in profiling the ups and downs of friends and recent Georgetown University graduates adjusting to the real world.

John Hughes' movies spoke to me, a prime example of the teen angst-riddled '80s generation.

This is a classic tragi-comedy about a widow who disapproves of her daughter's choice in men.

John Hughes died on Aug. 6, but left a legacy with his teen angst-ridden films of the 1980s.

St. Elmo's Fire wants your sympathy in profiling the ups and downs of friends and recent Georgetown University graduates adjusting to the real world.

NEIL LaBute's new play is aptly, if not entirely accurately, titled. His "A Second of Pleasure," part of the "Summer Shorts 3" series at the 59E59 Theaters, actually provides about 15 minutes of pleasure in what is otherwise a choppy evening of one-act plays.

MGM // 1989 // 98 Minutes // Rated PG-13 Reviewed by Judge Patrick Naugle // July 22nd, 2005 Dead guys make Judge Patrick Naugle laugh.

If only Andrew McCarthy were around, he could break the spell. Or at least valet her car.

St. Basil's Catholic Parochial School for Boys, Brooklyn, 1965. The photography is so aggressively unattractive, with that fluorescent abrasiveness in which Miroslav Ondricek specializes, that you might almost think the movie took itself seriously.

''Is this the moment where you fall in love with me?'' Um yes. And by yes I mean I totally fell in love with Brittany Snow on last night's Gossip Girl .