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- 1959–19611h1.4 (102)TV EpisodeToday: A Tribute to Eleanor Roosevelt on Her Diamond Jubilee.
- 2012–2.2 (15)TV Episode
- 1968–19881h 7mTV-PG3.0 (11)TV EpisodePart two of Dick Cavett's interview with Alexander Haig.
- Bert Newton counts down unforgettable moments in our personal lives from 20 to 1.
- In this clip show, the citizens of Springfield honor Homer Simpsons with a Roast, but the festivities take a turn for the worst when aliens crash it.
- October 17, 1957, the CBS Television Network diverted from its typical format of live dramatic presentations for "Playhouse 90" to cover Michael Todd's gigantic party commemorating the one-year anniversary of the release of his film "Around The World In 80 Days". Todd invited 18-thousand people to the gala in New York City's Madison Square Garden though the number probably was far greater because of party-crashers. Walter Cronkite hosted the coverage with future ABC Sports ace Jim McKay and news veteran Bill Leonard handling the interviewing of numerous celebrity party guests. During the broadcast, Garry Moore hosted occasional comedy vignettes of how Todd came to create his Academy award-winning movie.
- 2006–20091h 50m5.7 (40)TV Episode
- 1990–199623mTV-PG5.7 (47)TV EpisodeTodd Andrews, the high school basketball player finds out he has HIV-AIDS. Verminous Skumm starts rumors about the disease that turn Todd's schoolmates against him, hoping to spread the disease further.
- The documentary style program profiled the life and musical career of entertainer, Michael Jackson.
- 1973–19761h 6m5.9 (41)TV EpisodeSalute to the 50th anniversary of MGM Studios at the premiere of That's Entertainment!
- 1973– 1h 30m5.9 (60)TV Episode
- An inside look at the life of socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's alleged co-conspirator;
- The tables are turned for Homer and Bart after a therapist cures Homer of his violent tendencies toward the boy.
- Oscar-winning entertainer Liza Minnelli conquers Hollywood, Broadway, drugs and alcohol.
- Jeff learns all that glitters is 'gold' when he takes a shimmering journey to unveil the extravagant joy of JEWELRY.
- Luke and Laura are married. Scotty shows up at the end to catch the bouquet and try and contest the divorce. Helena puts a curse on Luke and Laura.
- When Fran takes a vacation with Val to get away from her job and the kids, a hurricane hits their tropical paradise.
- 1987– TV-146.8 (78)TV Episode
- 1967–2003Not Rated6.9 (77)TV EpisodeA documentary on the life and career of actress Elizabeth Taylor, with clips from her films and interviews with friends and co-workers.
- A documentary feature dealing with the life, loves and dependencies of movie icon Elizabeth Taylor. Part of the popular "Headliners & Legends" TV series on MSNBC.
- 1987– 45mTV-146.9 (144)TV EpisodeThe life and career of film mogul Darryl F. Zanuck, founder of Twentieth Century Fox, is examined featuring film clips, archival footage, and interviews.
- The documentary covered the legendary life of actress and philanthropist, Elizabeth Taylor.
- Explore the rags-to-riches life of the Texas shopkeeper's son who built a billion-dollar hotel empire from the ground up, and became a high-society fixture.
- Elizabeth Taylor visits FYI. Miles takes the staff to an outdoors team building exercise.
- 1962–19921h 30mTV-G7.0 (11)TV Episode
- 1973–7.1 (229)TV Episode
- While God's distracted by a romance with Sarah, the Devil tries to steal souls from Heaven.
- The Reagans' second term - and near-collapse of the administration in light of the Iran-Contra scandal - is examined. Nancy's behind-the-scenes machinations to shape the Reagan legacy reveal her true power. Series finale.
- A Biography presentation of Roger Moore.
- It is America's most infamous address, a place where fantasies come to life--and anything goes. But behind the security cameras and stonewalls of the Playboy Mansion are secrets.
- 2015– 52m7.2 (7)TV Episode
- Princess Margaret finally finds a safe haven from the press on her friend's private tropical island, where she spends time with her friends partying in peace, but the rise of vicious tabloid journalism in the 1970s ruins everything.
- 2003–20087.3 (15)TV Episode
- 201059m7.3 (48)TV EpisodeThe '60s ushered liberal thought and a 'cool' factor into film. The mogul era was over and soon to be replaced by large corporations and independent filmmakers.
- When Ben's insurance agent is accused of murdering a marriage counselor that is having an affair with his wife, Ben defends him.
- Documentary exploring the life and career of James Dean.
- Luke and Laura prepare for their wedding day. Both receive a ship replica as a wedding gift from an anonymous sender.
- Fran loses Elizabeth Taylor's string of black pearls.
- 1962–19921hTV-147.5 (65)TV EpisodeJohnny answers questions from the audience. Elizabeth Taylor discusses her life and career; producer-actor Michael Douglas (Radio Flyer (1992), Basic Instinct (1992)).
- Art offers an opening for expression and reinvention as Andy rises from grim Pittsburgh origins to become an innovative force in the New York art world.
- Fantasy propels Andy into the world of modeling and TV - and a relationship with the closeted Jon Gould - leading to explorations of drag and identity.
- The Sixties are a decade of change off-screen and on. Classic musicals and epics featuring luminaries make room for meaningful masterpieces from filmmakers like Kubrick, Hitchcock and Nichols and stars like Redford, Newman and Poitier.
- The story of original influencer Coco Chanel, whose designs still represent the zenith of female sexuality, style and power.
- The 1970s had plenty of celebrity couples and here are the top ten.
- 1848, Orry plucks run-away slave Priam from the train Madelin suggested to flee on, George uses their friendship to let him escape. Three weeks later, Orry is best man when George weds Constance in Lehigh Station, Pennsylvania. His mother decides to give George equal share in Hazard Iron as his elder brother, Stanley, to his wife's fury. Virgilia tricks Orry into attending one of her blatant abolitionist meetings with the family, where she attracts Congressman Sam Greene's romantic attentions. Scolded by Justin for failing to give him an heir, Madeline refuses to divorce him for Orry. After an explosion due to Stanley's stinging, George is given the power of purse. After Orry's father Tillet Main dies, he fires Salem Jones. Orry permits lawyer-politician James Huntoon to court his equally ambitious sister Ashton. He scolds orphaned cousin Charles for getting dragged into a fistfight with Salem Jones's gang, but seconds and trains him for a duel with Whitney Smith whose fiancée cheated with him, winning respect and Orry's support to prepare for West Point. During the Mains' summer visit at the Hazard estate, Charles befriends fellow future cadet Billy, who is seduced by Ashton. George and Orry plan a joint-venture - a slave-free cotton mill in South Carolina, despite the political animosity. Madeline catches Justin with a slave, gets a whiplash and is afterwards comforted by Orry.
- In 1854, the Hazards pay a visit to Mont Royal. Billy loses his interest in Ashton when he sees her in the cotton barn with another man and soon turns his interest to the demure Brett. Virgilia is on her best behavior, as she has promised, until she meets James Hontoon's coachman Grady and forms an instant attraction to him. After spending the night together, she helps him run away to the North which leads to a confrontation with Huntoon. Orry feels he has little choice but to ask the Hazards to leave. Virgilia and Grady are soon living together as husband and wife but that doesn't sit well with even some of the most ardent supporters of abolition. In 1856, Billy and Charles graduate from West Point with Billy assigned to the Engineering Corps in Washington and Charles assigned to the 3rd Cavalry under the command of Robert E. Lee. Billy proposes to Brett but Orry will not allow him to court her given the current situation. Ashton continues to lie her way through society and turns to Madeline when she gets into trouble. Meanwhile, Madeline's father is on his death bed and shocks her by revealing a hidden family secret.
- Having locked Madeline in her room and nearly starving her to death, Justin convinces the doctor that her condition is self-inflicted. The doctor prescribes his own tonic and a daily dose of laudanum which, despite its addictive qualities, will serve to calm her nerves. Madeline is soon a very different woman: submissive and with few words to say, she has little memory of her love affair with Orry and their decision to run off together. Orry and Brett travel to Philadelphia where he wants to give his good friend George Hazard his share of the profits from their cotton mill. Unfortunately, Virgilia is also visiting leading to a confrontation with Orry over slavery. Orry and Brett leave and it will be some time before before he and George see one another. On the train trip home, they are stopped by a group led by abolitionist John Brown. Ashton, now married to James Hontoon, spends a good deal of her time in bed with lovers while her political activist husband is away promoting secession. That movement is gaining ground and war is seen as inevitable should Abraham Lincoln win the forthcoming elections.
- Elizabeth Taylor's life had been plagued by ill health, tragedy and failed marriages leading to addictions to alcohol and prescription drugs.
- 1971– 2h 6mTV-G7.8 (120)TV EpisodeRichard Burton: In from the Cold.
- 1973– 2h7.8 (274)TV EpisodeHenry Fonda is honored for his career in theater, television and film by friends, family, and co-workers.
- 1985– 4hTV-147.8 (422)TV Episode86MetascoreRic Burns unearths rarely seen footage and offers keen observations on the life and artistic influence of Andy Warhol.
- To distract Orry, whose brooding about Madeline wrecks his West Point performance, George drags him to Alice Peet for laundry and 'intimate' services. After Bent arranges for Fisk to be thrown off during a hell ride on his fiery mount Satan, Bent bluffs his way out of a court-martial but the mates arrange for its president, Lieutenant Casimir De Jong, to find his 'love rival' in Alice's bed and bully him out of West Point after a promise of eternal revenge. Two years later the gang graduates. At a welcome party hosted by pa Tillet Maine, Justin scolds Madelin for openly disagreeing with separatism and arranges slave Priam to offend publicly so overseer Salem Jones is allowed to punish his insolence with branding. Orry starts a secret affair with reluctant Madeline. Bent plays his secret trump card, Ohio's US Senator Charles Edwards, being Elkanah's natural father, to get commissioned as infantry captain in president Polk's war to wrest Texas from Mexico, and sends lieutenants Orry and George on a virtual suicide reconnaissance at Churubusco. Shell-hit Orry is crippled for life, but Constance, the daughter of Colonel Patrick Flynn MD, who saved Orry from worse, becomes George's true love. After pa William Hazard's death, George resigns and joins the firm under Stanley's directorship. Madelin helps Priam run away, Justin flogs all slaves as possible accomplices. Even Orry leaves his recluse room to join the manhunt and meets Madeline again.
- Andy embraces his role as a portrait painter for the rich and famous. But discontent - and disco-era hedonism - tears apart his life with Jed Johnson.
- In this hour and a half documentation about, a New York discotheque called Studio 54. The club opened in February 1977 and, it owned by Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell on 54th street. Their guest were celebrities, locals, etc. In 1980, the club was raided and Rubell and Schrager were arrested for skimming $2.5 million and tax evasion. One year later, they had been sentenced for 13 months in prison for the matter. The club remained opened until it shuttered for good in 1985. Steve Rubell died at 43 on July 25, 1989 from complications of AIDS.
- 1842, Orry Main leaves Mont Royal, the cotton plantation near Charleston (South Carolina) he's heir to, on his way to West Point for two years of officer's training. On the way he stops a runaway carriage, meets and falls in love with Madeline Fabray, who agrees to write to him. However she is moving from Atlanta with her father, Nicholas Fabray, who needs her to wed his rude neighbor, rich Resolute plantation owner Justin LaMotte. Fighting off scum trying to extort exorbitant porters wages, Orry meets fellow cadet George Hazard, son of a Pennsylvania machines manufacturer. The hazing lives up to its reputation, not in the least due to drill master Elkanah Bent. Georgian drillmaster Bent takes particular pleasure in humbling Ohio cadet Ned Fiske at sword-practice but is humiliatingly defeated by Carolinian Orry. Madeline no longer receives Orry's letters, so she become susceptible to Justin's generous courting. George and Orry decide to share their allowances with Fisk so he must not resign to run his sick dad's farm. Bent is so hell-bent on revenge that even saving his life during a demerit points-chase is cruelly 'rewarded'. Eighteen months later George introduces Orry to his Pennsylvania family, which takes to him, and their iron factory, run by dad William Hazard and eldest son Stanley. George's sister Virgilia is instantly hostile to the slave-holder, yet also attracted. Orry stops overseer Salem Jones happily whipping slave Priam, but father Tillet refuses either to sack the sadist or consider mechanizing, without which the plantation is doing badly.
- Marilyn triumphs in "Some Like it Hot," hangs out with the Rat Pack and sings "Happy Birthday" to JFK.
- An actress (Taylor) who hasn't done anything in sometime comes to town to appear in a play. A guest runs into her husband, the hotel's electrician who ran out on her seven years ago. And McDermott has a temporary secretary who can't help but try and run his life.
- This episode includes: Forklift Mystery and UD, Unicorn's Secret and UD, Where's Jim?, Ohio Video Robbery and Grace's Ghost.
- Lzzy Hale shares highlights of the year. Michael Jackson is crowned King of Pop, Glam rock is replaced by Grunge, the New Kids on the Block debuts, the Berlin Wall comes down, and more.
- Loveday breaks up with Walter and takes their son Nat to Nancherrow. The house gets another resident, too, but the demands of Nancherrow put all relationships to the test.
- When Krusty's show is canceled after losing viewers to a ventriloquist and his dummy, Bart and Lisa organize a celebrity-filled comeback special for their favorite clown.
- With Abe Lincoln's election as President, secessionist feelings are running high. George Hazard pays a surprise visit to Orry at Mont Royal to apologize for what his fanatical sister said on his last visit. They resolve their differences and Orry finally gives his permission for Brett to marry Billy Hazard. Ashton is still out for revenge against Billy and arranges for him to be attacked on the street by thugs, though it turns out they're not very successful. She then turns to Forbes Lamotte to get the deed done. Billy and Brett's wedding seems to be just the right day to get the job done. Madeline overhears the plot and rushes to tell Orry who tells her she will stay at Mont Royal and never return to Justin. Elkanah Bent plots to run any blockade the North may try to impose on Southern ports. Orry travels to Pennsylvania to repay George his investment in the cotton mill and realizes the full extent of the hatred that now exists. On April 12, 1861, Confederate forces attack Fort Sumter and war is declared. George and Orry say farewell, not knowing what the future may hold for their families or their friendship.
- Royals discover that breaking with tradition can get them in deep water, while other royals embrace change; during the 60s and 70s, royal culture meets celebrity culture, giving the Crown a popularity boost.
- Documentary about the early female movie stars: Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, Rita Hayworth, Marilyn Monroe - immortal goddesses made by Hollywood to reign over the silver screen.
- 1973–8.2 (208)TV EpisodeElizabeth Taylor becomes the twenty-first recipient of The American Film Institute's Life Achievement Award hosted by Carol Burnett and featuring appearances by Michael Caine, Angela Lansbury, Roddy McDowall, Michael York and George Stevens, Jr. Clips from her movies include "Lassie Come Home," "National Velvet," "Father of the Bride," "A Place in the Sun," "Giant," "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "Suddenly, Last Summer," "Butterfield 8," "Cleopatra," and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
- Tonights guests are Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.
- Discover the real woman behind the cinematic legend with this intimate look at the turbulent personal life of silverscreen queen Elizabeth Taylor. Includes interviews with peers Natalie Wood, Roddy McDowall and others.
- Panelists Dorothy Kilgallen, Fred Allen, Arlene Francis and Bennett Cerf tries to guess the identity of a NY city fireman, who put out a fire in Dorothy Kilgallen's home nearly a year prior to the broadcasts. Dorothy didn't recall the contestants identity until, she was reminded of the fire at her home after the fireman's identity was eventually revealed by Bennett Cerf. Also, the panelists attempt to identify a senior woman from San Antonio, TX who handles bad checks for the district attorney's office, a man from New Kingstown, Pennsylvania who's a whistle tester, as well as, the identity of celebrity mystery challenger Elizabeth Taylor.
- Actress Judy Garland tells her own story through recordings she made while preparing to write her autobiography.
- While trying to coax Maggie into saying her first word, Homer and Marge talk about how Lisa spoke hers.
- The story of the rise and success of the famous Jackson family.
- 60 Minutes celebrates its 35th Anniversary. It looks back at stories featuring con artists, celebrities, musicians, and world leaders. It also revisits some of the tough interviews, remarkable places visited, and bloopers from the shows history. "Andy Rooney" looks back at some of his commentaries.
- Richard Burton, the movie star, escapes riotous fans by wearing a plumber's disguise. Lucy Carter mistakes him for a much needed plumber, and brings him back to the office to fix a sink. Lucy later finds a remarkable diamond ring in his discarded overalls. By the time Lucy discovers it is THE famous Elizabeth Taylor diamond ring, it is already stuck on her finger. The end result is a crescendo of comedy as Liz feverishly tries to get the ring off Lucy's finger. Ultimately, Lucy's arms are used as Liz Taylor's while Richard & Liz do a scheduled press party.
- Ellie decides she wants to have a baby.
- 1976–20159.1 (29)TV Episode
- Part of Taylor Made Monday wherein Elizabeth Taylor appears on four different sitcoms. In a story that began on the Nanny when Elizabeth Taylor asked Fran to make sure her black pearls arrive at a place where she needs them. And Fran chose to bring them herself and took a cab but when she got in an accident the pearls were left behind. Now on this show, Annie's riding the same cab and finds the pearls and takes them. She wears them on a date and loses them. She later learns that they belong to Elizabeth Taylor. She then goes to a department store with Didi and goes into a dressing room and learns Elizabeth Taylor is there. Didi wants to see her but Annie doesn't want to that's when Didi blurts out that Annie lost her necklace not knowing that she's also there.
- 2012– 52mTV-PG9.3 (42)TV EpisodeKim Catrall discusses William Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra with Janet Suzman, Harriet Walker and Vanessa Redgrave.