Corny but cute, Cindy Eller an interpretation of the Cinderella story set in modern-day New York City succeeds on the strength of the acting, by a cast that includes Melanie Mayron, Jennifer Grey, Sylvia Miles, and Pearl Bailey. Kyra Sedgwick stars as the beautiful Cindy Eller, a 15-year-old from Maine. After her mother dies, Cindy moves to New York to live with her father (played by Stephen Keep), her stepmother (Mayron), and her stepsisters (Grey and Kelly Wolf).

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A lot has changed in the seven years since Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) had his final showdown and left Harlan behind in the Justified series finale. And when the fan-favorite lawman returns in FX's highly anticipated new revival series, Justified: City Primeval, not only is he a new man, he's also brought to a new city and faces a new formidable opponent, one more challenging than his former foe Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins).

Warning: This article contains spoilers from the season 2 premiere of Claim to Fame. The first Claim to Fame season 2 contestant has been benched... by a bench. Thanks to the presence of an iconic park bench on the Claim to Fame clue wall, Carly Reeves — the niece of Forrest Gump star Tom Hanks — was sent home on night one by her fellow contestant Hugo, who correctly identified her Oscar-winning celebrity relative during the season premiere guess-off.

Things aren't looking good for Outlander's Claire (Caitriona Balfe) on the Ridge. To paraphrase Tom Christie, when you're up to your elbows covered in blood, hovering over the dead body of the woman who is allegedly carrying your husband's baby, people will presume things. Tom (Mark Lewis Jones) and Allan (Alexander Vlahos) are beside themselves. Jamie (Sam Heughan) steps in when they claim they can't bury Malva in a holy cemetery because of her sinful nature.

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It's been 25 years since Clueless first hit theaters, but Fandango has some trivia facts about the iconic movie that will have you totally buggin' decades later. Amy Heckerling’s beloved film starring Alicia Silverstone and Brittany Murphy debuted July 19, 1995 as a modern riff on Jane Austen's Emma, kicking off a new wave of contemporary adaptations of classic literature aimed at teens and young adults. And to celebrate Clueless' milestone anniversary, Fandango is hosting a playlist of modern adaptations of classic lit ranging from 10 Things I Hate About You which was based on Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew to Cruel Intentions which was based on Les Liaisons Dangereuses to She’s the Man which was based on Twelfth Night and more.

Cocaine Bear director Elizabeth Banks has confirmed that she would consider directing a follow-up named Cocaine Shark, but only if the script meets two conditions. In the inspired-by-real-events Cocaine Bear (out Feb. 24), characters played by Keri Russell, Margo Martindale, Alden Ehrenreich, O'Shea Jackson Jr., Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and the late Ray Liotta, among others, must deal with a wild bear who ingests a large quantity of cocaine. Earlier this month, numerous social media users pitched the idea of a second movie, Cocaine Shark, after New Zealand authorities announced that 3.

The title, Cock, is by far the worst part of this new Off Broadway import at The Duke on 42nd Street, which sets a hostile love triangle in a cramped stadium of back-straining seats meant to resemble a cockfighting arena. (”Get it?” the Playbill, with its crude chicken illustration, seems to snicker. ”Because the word also means…? And they’re fighting over…?” Yes, we get it.) Push past the lazy double entendre, though, and you’ll be rewarded with a lean and sharp piece of theater.

Fargo master filmmakers the Coen Brothers have directed a new Super Bowl ad. Mercedes tapped Joel and Ethan Coen to direct a 60-second commercial for its admittedly rather impressive-looking GT Roadster. The ad is titled “Easy Driver” and is set in a biker bar. Explaining anymore kind of ruins it, so we’ll let The Big Lebowski directors take it from here. Super Bowl ads this year cost about $5 million for a 30-second spot.