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The Golden Age of Television - A Criterion release, that I believe was also released on laserdisc, of several TV dramas from the 1950's. It is a must see, if only for Rod Steiger's performance in the original TV version of MARTY.

Got hot tips, pics or just want something posted send an e-mail to tips@celebdirtylaundry.com and we will be glad to post it! November 17, 2009 Nonagenarian Ernest Borgnine Academy Award-winning actor of television and the big screen, whose career has spanned for over five decades.

Don't expect a big "Traversewood" sign to go up on M-72 west of town anytime soon, but it's an important turning point: A Hollywood production company will be in Traverse City for a month or so to make a movie.

Share on Facebook The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that Julian McMahon, Ernest Borgnine, Richard Dreyfuss and Brian Cox are all in talks to finalize their joining the cast of "Red", the adaptation of the action espionage comic book by renowned author Warren Ellis and artist Cully Hamner.

FILM Before the Halloween and Friday the 13th series made slasher cinema's top instruments of unstoppable evil, and after Frankenstein, Dracula, and Werewolf pretty much had their day, there was a brief sunny window of opportunity for Satan.

November 08, 2009, 8:29 AM / Q: Is Ernest Borgnine still alive and still acting? - Kevin Swales, Columbus, Ohio A: The 92-year-old "Marty" Oscar winner is staying quite active professionally, having done two episodes of "ER" just before it ended its NBC run as well as a Turner Classic Movies "Private Screenings" interview special this year.

Carl Ballantine, a wonderfully clever magician and comic actor, has died at age 92.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will present a screening of a new digital restoration of the 1953 Best Picture winner From Here to Eternity on Wednesday, November 18, at 7:30 p.m. at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.

Carl Ballantine, the comedy-magician and character actor who was part of the World War II P.T. boat crew on the 1960s sit-com "McHale's Navy," has died.

THE WILD BUNCH revolutionized cinema arts and technique and has remained a tremendous influence on some of the greatest modern directors/screenwriters worldwide.

Hey folks, Harry here - ack! You know - living in Austin is pretty great. We have more than our fair share of holy shit cool screenings.

Flashback time ... remember Jan Michael Vincent and Ernest Borgnine in Airwolf? Vincent played Stringfellow Hawke, which had to be the most bullshit Native American name going, flying his own Cobra attack helicopter to rout the bad guys.

He could be a senior citizen living in Naperville. He's friendly, down to earth and the type of person you might find in a downtown coffee shop sipping his favorite hot brew.

Maureen McGovern puts her life front and center in "A Long and Winding Road'' It's probably time to forgive Maureen McGovern for "The Poseidon Adventure'' . McGovern, of course, sang "The Morning After,'' that waterlogged disaster movie's unforgettable theme song.

I have a feeling that many of you will want to stay away - far away - from 49ers news until that bitter taste in your mouth goes away.

JAMES Stewart, Lord of the Rings and the selfishness of Marty McFly, in the movie guide that's in for one last big job.

Michael J. Fox won his first Emmy on the drama side for a recurring role on "Rescue Me" as the wheelchair-bound boyfriend of Denis Leary 's ex.

Ernest Borgnine has been working in Hollywood for more than a half a century, in roles ranging from hard-edged soldiers to an Emmy-nominated turn on the medical drama 'ER' to an animated geriatric superhero known as Mermaid Man.

Inside ad agency Sterling Cooper, three operators connect calls and listen in. One of them Lois, played by Crista Flanagan has developed a crush on Salvatore Romano , the firm's closeted art director.

Oscar-winner and Navy man Ernest Borgnine, 92, pauses in front of an American flag at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans on Sept.