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Horror Movie A Day: Quint melts in THE DEVIL'S RAIN Who calls me from out of the pit?!? [The regular A Movie A Day list has been frozen in order for me to do an all-horror line-up for October.

I got to go to the premier of Convoy back in the late 70s! It was at the Coronado Four multiplex, which was new back then.

One was America's dreamboat -- a handsome and accomplished 30-something who stole heart after heart in television's hit reality show, "The Bachelor." The other sports a broad, jowly mug and signature ...

On October 21, Genius Products will debut two new DVDs just in time for the holiday gift giving season: A Grandpa for Christmas and I Want for Christmas .

A common problem with autobiographies written by entertainers and celebrities is that they can mistake mudslinging for entertainment and they fail to carry the celebrity's voice.

The film part of this review is reprinted from our review of the Optimum release of this movie, the disc part has been written to cover the new Severin release Somehow, I have never been too bothered by war ...

Home : Features : People : Borgnine Is Proud to be Old! Borgnine Is Proud to be Old! 24-Aug-2008 Written by: Melanie Sutrathada The 91-year-old Borgnine is adamant on keeping his career going.

BORGNINE: 'ACTING KEEPS ME ALIVE' Movie & Entertainment News provided by World Entertainment News Network 2008-08-23 02:54:24 - Movie veteran ERNEST BORGNINE refuses to retire from movies, claiming acting has ...

Actor Ernest Borgnine once explained what he deemed the biggest mistake of his life - ' saying 'I do' to Ethel Merman - ' as follows: "I thought I was marrying Rosemary Clooney." On another occasion, while ...

Actor and funny man Ernest Borgnine made headlines once again this week when the 91-year-old Academy Award-winner shared his secret to longevity with Fox News: "I masturbate a lot," the gapped-tooth star ...

Ernie, you sly old fox! I didn't know you still had it in you -- literally! He recently appeared on Fox & Friends to promote his new book, "Ernie," and cracked a few jokes about his long-running acting career.

Ernest Borgnine isn't happy that the young whippersnappers running Hollywood these days have turned their backs on veteran actors and filmmakers.

7 a.m. (ABC) Good Morning America: Tips for saving money on pets; actor Ernest Borgnine; real-estate mogul Donald Trump. (N) 7:00 (CBS) The Early Show: Actress Scarlett Johansson. (N) 7:00 (NBC) Today: From Beijing, Chinese medicine; singer Melissa Lawson. (N) 9:00 (ABC) Live With Regis & Kelly: Actress Emily Procter; actress Susan Sarandon; the Jonas Brothers. (N) 9:00 (CBS) Montel Williams: 'Emotional Guests: Incredible Updates.' 10:00 (CBS) The Martha Stewart Show: Italian dishes from chef Mario Batali; abstract art from Diana Levinson; growth chart; actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley. 10:00 (CW) The Morning Show With Mike and Juliet: Actor Luke Wilson; the cast of 'Secret Lives of Women'; women who choose to raise their children alone. (N) 10:00 (FOX) Maury: 'Busted ... Married Men Paying for Sex!' 11:00 (ABC) The View: Author and psychic James Van Praagh; Grant Wilson and Jason Hawes of 'Ghost Hunters'; psychic phenomena investigator Loyd Auerbach. 11:00 (MY) The Tyra Banks Show: A panel of men and women discusses the various complexions of African Americans and the prejudicial assumptions that lie within. 1 p.m. (FOX) Rachael Ray: The lives of the Dilley Sextuplets; a husband is accused of sabotaging his wife's diet; Rachel gives party food tips. (N) 1:00 (MY) The Steve Wilkos Show: An absentee father and an alleged child abuser wishes to make amends with his two children. 2:00 (MY) Jerry Springer: A woman is willing to put her relationship with her sister on the line to be with her sister's boyfriend. 3:00 (NBC) Dr. Phil: A man surprises his wife with tickets to Dr. Phil's show; Dr. Phil's family members share their favorite moments. 4:00 (ABC) The Oprah Winfrey Show: 'Sicko' director Michael Moore faces off with an insurance lobbyist over health care. 4:00 (NBC) The Ellen DeGeneres Show: New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush. (N) 11:00 (COM) The Daily Show With Jon Stewart: Sen. Mel Martinez, R-Fla. (N) 11:35 (CBS) Late Show With David Letterman: Actress Maggie Gyllenhaal; rocker Neil Young. Midnight (KET2) Tavis Smiley: Rep. Diana DeGette, D-Colo.; rapper and actor LL Cool J. (N) 12:35 a.m. (ABC) Jimmy Kimmel Live: Actor David Duchovny; actress and singer Katharine McPhee; comic Wendy Liebman. 12:37 (CBS) The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson: Actor Kiefer Sutherland. (N)

Veteran actor Ernest Borgnine, still acting at age 91, does not represent the mainstream ideology of the Hollywood elite, or even a potential first lady named Michelle.

Actor Ernest Borgnine's storied Tinsletown career has included an Oscar for his role in "Marty," a television sitcom and a host of riveting performances.

Though he's made more than his share of clinkers, Ernest Borgnine has appeared in numerous classic and cult films, including 'From Here to Eternity,' 'Marty,' 'The Wild Bunch' and 'The Poseidon Adventure.' The ...

Actor Ernest Borgnine will be signing copies of his book, "Ernie -The Autobiography," at Vroman's Bookstore in Pasadena and the South Pasadena Public Library in August.

Ernest Borgnine, the famously ugly Oscar-winning actor, hawks his memoirs, Ernie: An Autobiography , an anecdote-rich thespian's life which, it is to be hoped, gives appropriate credit to his scene-stealing ...

Gypsy 's Tony-winning trio - Patti LuPone, Boyd Gaines and Laura Benanti - are among the show folk who will appear at the Lincoln Triangle Barnes and Noble in August.

Sam Peckinpah's notorious western depicted an outlaw gang, made obsolete by encroaching civilization, in its last burst of violent, ambiguous glory.