Notting Hill, a modern-day fairy tale, is now available in high definition. Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant star in this story of a mild-mannered bookstore owner and an actress who happens to be the most famous woman in the world. One day William Thacker (Grant) accidentally meets Anna Scott (Roberts), a famous actress from America who is in London filming a movie. Thacker is not a suave man by any stretch of the imagination and bumbles his way through their meeting. A deep friendship then grows between the "commoner" and "the princess", so to speak. As their relationship deepens and they fall in love, cracks begin to show as the differences in their individual lifestyles surface. Anna is introduced to William's friends and feels at home, yet when he is in her environment, he feels like a fish out of water. After all, she can have any man in the world and he is only a simple bookstore owner. How can he compete with her Hollywood relationships? In the end, after Thacker decides her fame is too much for him to live with, she confronts him in a memorable scene in which she claims she is "just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her." When it comes down to it, they are just that. They are people who love each other and if they want to be together they must find a way to reconcile their two lifestyles. As stated in...

'Notting Hill' on Blu-ray stars Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant in a love story between a famous actress and a bookstore owner.

Notting Hill on Blu-ray

 Notting Hill, a modern-day fairy tale, is now available in high definition. Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant star in this story of a mild-mannered bookstore owner and an actress who happens to be the most famous woman in the world. One day William Thacker (Grant) accidentally meets Anna Scott (Roberts), a famous actress from America who is in London filming a movie. Thacker is not a suave man by any stretch of the imagination and bumbles his way through their meeting. A deep friendship then grows between the "commoner" and "the princess", so to speak. As their relationship deepens and they fall in love, cracks begin to show as the differences in their individual lifestyles surface.  Anna is introduced to William's friends and feels at home, yet when he is in her environment, he feels like a fish out of water. After all, she can have any man in the world and he is only a simple bookstore owner. How can he compete with her Hollywood relationships? In the end, after Thacker decides her fame is too much for him to live with, she confronts him in a memorable scene in which she claims she is "just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her." When it comes down to it, they are just that. They are people who love each other and if they want to be together they must find a way to reconcile their two lifestyles.  As stated in...

'Notting Hill' on Blu-ray stars Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant in a love story between a famous actress and a bookstore owner.

Marilyn Monroe is just as famous now as she was before her death in 1962. The NBC hit series SMASH focuses on the life of the young actress who died when she was 36, of an apparent suicide. Love, Marilyn is a unique documentary about Marilyn mostly in her own words from documents and audio tapes that have recently surfaced. She wrote in journals and notebooks her thoughts, experiences, and even poems. Viewers will see her own handwriting, as the text is being read aloud by performers like Elizabeth Banks, Ellen Burstyn, Glenn Close, Hope Davis, Viola Davis, Marisa Tomei, Even Rachel Wood, Lindsey Lohan, Adrien Brody, F. Murray Abraham, Jeremy Piven, and many more. In this documentary, which consists of commentary, journal readings, and audio and video clips, the dichotomy that was Marilyn Monroe surfaces in a more direct way than ever before. Marilyn (Norma Jean) knew Marilyn Monroe was an invention and she felt Marilyn Monroe was a separate entity from her real self. But how could she live her life without Marilyn Monroe? Monroe was whom the public wanted. This troubled and tormented young woman is an example of complex emotions, behavior, and a series of bad and sad personal relationships and experiences. After watching Love, Marilyn, viewers will feel a little closer to the complicated woman and her very strange yet public life. Her sexual life is not skipped over; however if you are looking for a scoop about JFK, forget about it. That relationship...

'Love, Marilyn' on HBO reveals Monroe's life through her writings, with star-studded narration, excluding her JFK affair.

Love, Marilyn on HBO

Marilyn Monroe is just as famous now as she was before her death in 1962. The NBC hit series SMASH focuses on the life of the young actress who died when she was 36, of an apparent suicide. Love, Marilyn is a unique documentary about Marilyn mostly in her own words from documents and audio tapes that have recently surfaced. She wrote in journals and notebooks her thoughts, experiences, and even poems. Viewers will see her own handwriting, as the text is being read aloud by performers like Elizabeth Banks, Ellen Burstyn, Glenn Close, Hope Davis, Viola Davis, Marisa Tomei, Even Rachel Wood, Lindsey Lohan, Adrien Brody, F. Murray Abraham, Jeremy Piven, and many more.  In this documentary, which consists of commentary, journal readings, and audio and video clips, the dichotomy that was Marilyn Monroe surfaces in a more direct way than ever before. Marilyn (Norma Jean) knew Marilyn Monroe was an invention and she felt Marilyn Monroe was a separate entity from her real self. But how could she live her life without Marilyn Monroe? Monroe was whom the public wanted. This troubled and tormented young woman is an example of complex emotions, behavior, and a series of bad and sad personal relationships and experiences. After watching Love, Marilyn, viewers will feel a little closer to the complicated woman and her very strange yet public life. Her sexual life is not skipped over; however if you are looking for a scoop about JFK, forget about it. That relationship...

This made-for-TV movie is based on the book Whisper of Fear: The True Story of the Prosecutor Who Stalks the Stalkers by Rhonda Saunders. We've all heard about stalkers stalking the rich and famous. In 1989 Rebecca Schaeffer, a young actress, was killed by her stalker. Political figures, entertainment personalities, and others suffer the problem of not only the paparazzi but also stalkers. However you don't have to be famous to be stalked. While there are laws on the books about stalking and people can get restraining orders, if someone is intent on stalking they will do it. Stalkers is a movie about two women who make stalking a priority in their jobs. Julia Winston (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe) is an ambitious A.D.A. who is up against the old boys' network. She sees the danger in stalkers yet cannot get funding for a special task force to work on the problem. Diane Harkin (Drea de Matteo) is a newly hired detective who is intent on focusing on stalking cases. Julia has to fight the political ambitions of her bosses and Diane deals with a secret from her past while confronting the dangers of stalkers. Together they manage to force the city to create a special task force, and none too early. From the beginning Diane comes across a disturbing old case about a woman who is being stalked and abused by her former friend. Jane Cox (Lela Loren) is being stalked by a woman with whom she had a close friendship....

Lifetime TV's 'Stalkers' highlights stalking issues and efforts to create a special task force to combat it, starring O'Keefe and de Matteo.

Stalkers on Lifetime TV

This made-for-TV movie is based on the book Whisper of Fear: The True Story of the Prosecutor Who Stalks the Stalkers by Rhonda Saunders. We've all heard about stalkers stalking the rich and famous. In 1989 Rebecca Schaeffer, a young actress, was killed by her stalker. Political figures, entertainment personalities, and others suffer the problem of not only the paparazzi but also stalkers. However you don't have to be famous to be stalked. While there are laws on the books about stalking and people can get restraining orders, if someone is intent on stalking they will do it. Stalkers is a movie about two women who make stalking a priority in their jobs. Julia Winston (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe) is an ambitious A.D.A. who is up against the old boys' network. She sees the danger in stalkers yet cannot get funding for a special task force to work on the problem. Diane Harkin (Drea de Matteo) is a newly hired detective who is intent on focusing on stalking cases. Julia has to fight the political ambitions of her bosses and Diane deals with a secret from her past while confronting the dangers of stalkers. Together they manage to force the city to create a special task force, and none too early. From the beginning Diane comes across a disturbing old case about a woman who is being stalked and abused by her former friend. Jane Cox (Lela Loren) is being stalked by a woman with whom she had a close friendship....

It all started with a documentary from Iceland called A Mother's Courage: Talking Back to Autism. The film needed an English-language narrator, and Oscar-winner Kate Winslet was sent a copy to watch. The story of Margret Ericsdottir’s journey to discover whether her severely autistic 11-year-old son, Keli, would ever be able to speak moved the actress. It changed her. "I . . . knew I couldn't just lend my voice to this documentary and go home," she says in an interview with Ladies' Home Journal. Winslet and Ericsdottir became close friends since meeting for the film. After A Mother's Courage was released in 2010, Winslet helped to organize the Golden Hat Foundation, which raises money and awareness for autism. The name of the foundation refers to a poem Keli once wrote about having a "golden hat" to help him speak. One of Winslet's projects for the cause is a coffee-table book of self-portraits in which celebrities wear the same trilby hat. The book, which will be released this spring, is called The Golden Hat: Talking Back to Autism. The idea for the book came about when Winslet was brushing her teeth one night. She was looking for a way to connect the nonverbal world with a world of people who had found success through their abilities to communicate. She then was struck by the thought of having all these people in the public eye take pictures of themselves wearing a hat she had. Winslet recalls some of the things she...

Kate Winslet narrated 'A Mother's Courage' doc, founded Golden Hat Foundation for autism, and created a fundraising celeb photo book.

Kate Winslet, a Hat, and Autism Awareness

It all started with a documentary from Iceland called A Mother's Courage: Talking Back to Autism. The film needed an English-language narrator, and Oscar-winner Kate Winslet was sent a copy to watch. The story of Margret Ericsdottir’s journey to discover whether her severely autistic 11-year-old son, Keli, would ever be able to speak moved the actress. It changed her. "I . . . knew I couldn't just lend my voice to this documentary and go home," she says in an interview with Ladies' Home Journal. Winslet and Ericsdottir became close friends since meeting for the film. After A Mother's Courage was released in 2010, Winslet helped to organize the Golden Hat Foundation, which raises money and awareness for autism. The name of the foundation refers to a poem Keli once wrote about having a "golden hat" to help him speak. One of Winslet's projects for the cause is a coffee-table book of self-portraits in which celebrities wear the same trilby hat. The book, which will be released this spring, is called The Golden Hat: Talking Back to Autism. The idea for the book came about when Winslet was brushing her teeth one night. She was looking for a way to connect the nonverbal world with a world of people who had found success through their abilities to communicate. She then was struck by the thought of having all these people in the public eye take pictures of themselves wearing a hat she had. Winslet recalls some of the things she...

Marissa Bode, the actress who played Nessarose in Wicked, was denied boarding on a Southern Airways Express flight on April 23, 2026 because she couldn't climb the aircraft's stairs. Bode, who is paralyzed from the waist down and uses a wheelchair, was traveling to a speaking engagement in Pennsylvania when gate staff told her she could not board. The airline cited her inability to stand and raised concerns about her 35-pound wheelchair on their small planes. Bode shared the experience in a TikTok that went viral, calling it "blatant segregation." Her manager had contacted the airline beforehand and was assured she would be accommodated. At the gate, that changed. What Southern Airways Said. According to multiple reports, Southern Airways Express operates aircraft with fewer than 30 seats. All of their planes require passengers to climb stairs for boarding. The airline's Contract of Carriage states that passengers must be able to ascend and descend stairs, and the company claims exemption from certain provisions of the Air Carrier Access Act because their aircraft seat fewer than 28 people. After Bode's video drew widespread attention, Southern Airways' director of mobility reached out to apologize. The airline is conducting an internal review. Bode had to drive three and a half hours to reach her destination. The Gap in Federal Accessibility Law. The Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), passed in 1986, prohibits discrimination against passengers with disabilities on U.S. airlines. It requires carriers to provide boarding assistance, accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices, and ensure...

Marissa Bode's viral denied boarding highlights a gap in airline accessibility law affecting wheelchair users on regional flights.

A Wheelchair User Was Denied Boarding Because She Couldn't Stand. Here's What the Law Says and What Disabled Travelers Can Do.

 Marissa Bode, the actress who played Nessarose in Wicked, was denied boarding on a Southern Airways Express flight on April 23, 2026 because she couldn't climb the aircraft's stairs. Bode, who is paralyzed from the waist down and uses a wheelchair, was traveling to a speaking engagement in Pennsylvania when gate staff told her she could not board. The airline cited her inability to stand and raised concerns about her 35-pound wheelchair on their small planes. Bode shared the experience in a TikTok that went viral, calling it "blatant segregation." Her manager had contacted the airline beforehand and was assured she would be accommodated. At the gate, that changed. What Southern Airways Said. According to multiple reports, Southern Airways Express operates aircraft with fewer than 30 seats. All of their planes require passengers to climb stairs for boarding. The airline's Contract of Carriage states that passengers must be able to ascend and descend stairs, and the company claims exemption from certain provisions of the Air Carrier Access Act because their aircraft seat fewer than 28 people. After Bode's video drew widespread attention, Southern Airways' director of mobility reached out to apologize. The airline is conducting an internal review. Bode had to drive three and a half hours to reach her destination. The Gap in Federal Accessibility Law. The Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), passed in 1986, prohibits discrimination against passengers with disabilities on U.S. airlines. It requires carriers to provide boarding assistance, accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices, and ensure...

PBS is returning "Patience," a British drama series featuring an autistic lead character played by a neurodiverse actress, for a second season beginning May 31, 2026. The series streams first on PBS Passport and PBS Masterpiece on Prime Video, then airs on PBS television stations starting June 14 at 8 p.m. ET, according to Disability Scoop. About the Show. "Patience" centers on Patience Evans, a woman with autism who works in a criminal records office in York, England. When a detective recognizes her exceptional attention to detail and pattern recognition, she is drafted into helping solve complex criminal investigations. The character's autistic traits are framed as strengths in the investigative process rather than limitations. Ella Maisy Purvis, who is neurodiverse, plays the title role. The series is adapted from "Astrid," a French drama with a similar premise. "Patience" debuted on Channel 4 in the U.K. before coming to PBS, where its first season became one of the most-streamed series on the network's digital platforms. "Audiences connected with 'Patience' in its first season, and we're excited to bring the mystery back for another chapter," said PBS Vice President Maria Bruno Ruiz. Season two follows Patience working with a new detective partner, searching for her biological mother, and navigating romantic relationships alongside new criminal cases. Why Authentic Casting Matters. Media portrayals of autism have long drawn criticism for relying on stereotypes or casting neurotypical actors to play autistic characters. "Patience" takes a different approach. Purvis, who is neurodiverse, plays the central role,...

PBS's 'Patience,' a British drama starring a neurodiverse actress as an autistic detective, returns for Season 2 on May 31.

PBS Is Bringing Back 'Patience,' a Drama About an Autistic Detective. Here's When and Where to Watch.

PBS is returning "Patience," a British drama series featuring an autistic lead character played by a neurodiverse actress, for a second season beginning May 31, 2026. The series streams first on PBS Passport and PBS Masterpiece on Prime Video, then airs on PBS television stations starting June 14 at 8 p.m. ET, according to Disability Scoop. About the Show. "Patience" centers on Patience Evans, a woman with autism who works in a criminal records office in York, England. When a detective recognizes her exceptional attention to detail and pattern recognition, she is drafted into helping solve complex criminal investigations. The character's autistic traits are framed as strengths in the investigative process rather than limitations. Ella Maisy Purvis, who is neurodiverse, plays the title role. The series is adapted from "Astrid," a French drama with a similar premise. "Patience" debuted on Channel 4 in the U.K. before coming to PBS, where its first season became one of the most-streamed series on the network's digital platforms. "Audiences connected with 'Patience' in its first season, and we're excited to bring the mystery back for another chapter," said PBS Vice President Maria Bruno Ruiz. Season two follows Patience working with a new detective partner, searching for her biological mother, and navigating romantic relationships alongside new criminal cases. Why Authentic Casting Matters. Media portrayals of autism have long drawn criticism for relying on stereotypes or casting neurotypical actors to play autistic characters. "Patience" takes a different approach. Purvis, who is neurodiverse, plays the central role,...

PBS's 'Patience,' a British drama starring a neurodiverse actress as an autistic detective, returns for Season 2 on May 31.

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