Benson

Benson's attempt to conduct a romantic interlude in his new apartment becomes a comical disaster when Pete has a terrible confrontation with his ex-wife and comes knocking on Be...

Benson's attempt to conduct a romantic interlude in his new apartment becomes a comical disaster when Pete has a terrible confrontation with his ex-wife and comes knocking on Benson's door.

When assassins muff an attempt on African President Ukase's life, Benson is drafted as his double, but only Kraus' quick thinking saves Benson from being their next victim.

Brooke (Jennifer Aniston) tries to correct Christopher's (Justin Long) phone greetings. Pushed to the breaking-point after their latest argument, art dealer Brooke (Jennifer Aniston) calls it quits with her boyfriend, Gary (Vince Vaughn), who hosts bus tours of Chicago. What follows is a series of remedies, war tactics, overtures and underminings suggested by the former couple's friends, confidantes and the occasional total stranger. When neither ex is willing to move out of the condo they used to share, the only solution is to continue living as hostile roommates until somebody caves. But somewhere between protesting the pool table in the living room, the dirty clothes stacked in the kitchen cupboards and the sports played at sleep-killing volume in the middle of the night, Brooke begins to realize that what she may be really fighting for isn't so much the place but the person.

http://WiiSpecial.netHEATH LEDGER DEATH: COPS WANT TO INTERVIEW MARY-KATE OLSENPolice investigating the death of actor Heath Ledger want to interview Mary-Kate Olsen, the NATIONAL ENQUIRER has learned exclusively. In a bizarre twist Mary-Kate became entwined in the situation because the masseuse who discovered Ledger's body made two phone calls to the actress before calling 911. Diana Wolozin tried to shake Ledger awake Tuesday at approximately 3 p.m. When she got no response she used his cellphone to speed dial Mary-Kate in California. Sources have revealed that Mary-Kate and Ledger were secretly dating. Mary-Kate told Wolozin she would call private security. But Wolozin called the actress again when she started to panic that Ledger was dead. Finally Wolozin called 911. Mary-Kate, meanwhile, sent security to the apartment. Three members of her security detail arrived at Ledgers' apartment, some before rescue workers. Now The NATIONAL ENQUIRER has learned from sources close to the actress that police are requesting a full interview with her. The fact that she was so heavily involved in the events surrounding the discovery of Ledger's body and dispatching security to his apartment have led police to request the interview in an attempt to be as thorough as possible in the investigation.

While illustrating his futuroid camera, Martin takes a picture of Tim, which shows that in just 24 hours Tim will be going through a marriage ceremony . . . with a girl whom they can't identify because her back is to the camera. Although warned by Martin to stay away from girls for 24 hours, Tim, at the insistence of his boss, covers the opening of the Kitty Kat Club, which is full of seductive females. Tim seems to avoid marriage, but one of the girls from the club appears at his apartment: She has come to make her boyfriend jealous. The girl's father breaks in, jumps to the conclusion that she is being compromised and insists that they leave at once for Tijuana to be married. Martin evades the father, locates the girl's boyfriend and arrives in time to rescue Tim. Cast: Bill Bixby, Ray Walston

Taylor plays all his cards, including the ones up his sleeve, when he makes a disastrously funny attempt at running for office, and Benson decides to do some running of his own ...

Billy Joe Thomas was born August 7th, 1942 at his Grandmother's home in Hugo, Oklahoma. His parents, Vernon and Geneva Thomas, had three children, Jerry, Billy Joe and Judy. The family moved around often, but stayed in close proximity during most of the children's growing years to Houston, Texas. The two Thomas boys both loved playing baseball and singing in their church choir. Young Billy Joe adopted the nickname, B.J., when there were too many young men with the name of Billy Joe on his Little League Baseball team. The name followed him through life since that time. B.J. Thomas & The Triumphs Left to right: Fred Carney, Donald Drachenberg, Gary Koepen, Denver Zatyka, Teddy Mensik, B.J. Thomas, Tom Griffith and Tim Griffith. After being convinced by his older brother Jerry to audition for a local band, "The Triumphs", Lamar Consolidated High School junior B.J. Thomas became the groups' lead singer. The band was a local success with songs such as "The Lazy Man" and "I Got A Feeling". Then their version of the Hank Williams tune, "I'm So Lonesome, I Could Cry", caught the ear of young promoter Steve Tyrell, who talked Scepter Records into releasing the song nationally. Young Billy Joe Thomas became one of Scepter Records most successful solo artists. Soon after becoming a solo artist, B.J. met his wife Gloria at Van's Ballroom in Houston. She caught his eye because he had at first thought she was his sister, Judy. After seeing each other for some months, they became engaged and were married on December 9th, 1968 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Their first child, Paige was born early in 1970. Just after traveling with a Christian crusade of singers, ministers and counselors in Taiwan, B.J. and Gloria adopted their second daughter, Nora from a Korean orphanage in 1978. Soon after returning from Korea with Paige and Nora, Gloria discovered they were again to be blessed with another child, their third daughter, Erin born in 1979. B.J. and Gloria became grandparents for the first time in November, 2003, when Nora and her husband Mark gave birth to a daughter, Nadia Soo Mee Cloud. The Thomas Family in 1983 From top, L to R: Erin, B.J. Nora, Paige and Gloria After overcoming an admitted long struggle with drug and alcohol dependence, B.J. has with love, prayer and support from his family and friends, found a more spiritual base in his life. The Thomas family still reside in their beloved state of Texas. B.J. and Gloria, whom he affectionately calls "the redhead", celebrated 37 years of marriage this past December. Their beautiful daughter Paige can be seen in B.J.'s video done for his 1993 song "A Southern Girl On A Summer Night". The entire Thomas family can be seen in the Christmas video for B.J.'s version of "The Christmas Song" shown on G A C during the holidays. These great pictures were taken sometime during the mid 1980's at an outdoor show in Washington State by a B. J. Thomas fan. During the 4 decades B.J. has performed, he has: * Sold more than 70 million records * Earned 2 Platinum records * Had 11 Gold records * Won 5 Grammy Awards * Won 2 Dove Awards for Gospel Recordings which include "Home Where I Belong". * Had 15 Top 40 Pop/Rock Hits which include "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head", "Eyes Of A New York Woman", "Hooked On A Feeling", "Rock and Roll Lullaby", and "I Just Can't Help Believing" * Had 10 Top 40 Country Chart Hits which include "(Hey Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song", "Whatever Happened To Old Fashioned Love" and "Two Car Garage" * Become the 60th Member of The Grand Ole Opry in 1981. Though no longer an active member of the Opry, B.J. still performs there as often as his schedule permits. * Been the only artist ever to have the "Song Of The Year" on the Pop, Country and Gospel charts. Both of these pictures were taken by a fan during a show in Huntsville, AL. If you have a pic you would like to share, email us ! [IMAGE] [IMAGE] B.J. still maintains a busy touring and appearance schedule during each year. He travels across the United States, as well as internationally to countries such as Canada, Brazil, Australia and more. In his off time, one of B.J.'s favorite past times is playing golf. Here he is in a relaxed moment on the golf course. [IMAGE] B.J. with the Righteous Brothers, Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield taken in the 70's. "Jory" In 1972, B.J. co-starred with a young Robby Benson in the western movie, "Jory". This was Robby Benson's first film. The movie also starred veteran actor John Marley & a young Linda Purl. The description of the movie says: "The wild west seemed like a pretty nice place .... until they killed his father. Now Jory must live alone among ruthless outlaws, gunslingers and people just looking for trouble. It's a showdown, and the stakes are high. Jory must grow up fast or die." The blue sleeve shown is the original U.S. packaging of the movie, the yellow copy is a re-released U.S. version, the third box is the sleeve from a Canadian release of the video, the fourth is a 1994 release and the final box shown is from the year 2000 re-release of the video from Dreamline Entertainment. Jory in VHS format can be found at this time at Movies Unlimited. Click here to listen to the original audio introduction for this movie from 1972 ! Click here to download and listen to the entire theme from the soundtrack of "Jory" ! Below is a still photo of B.J. Thomas with young actor Robbie Benson from the set of the movie. Jory Movie Credits John Marley .... Roy B.J. Thomas .... Jocko Robby Benson .... Jory Brad Dexter .... Jack Claudio Brook .... Ethan Patricia Aspllaga .... Carmelita Todd Martin .... Barron Ben Baker .... Mr. Jordan Carols Cortes .... Logan Linda Purl .... Amy Betty Sheridan .... Mrs. Jordan Ted Markland .... Evans Quintn Bulnes .... Walker John Kelly .... Thatcher Eduardo Rojas .... Cookie Click on the thumbnail below to view more full sized scene cuts from the movie. From the producer of "Love Story" ... for those who love adventure. "JORY" Starring: B.J. Thomas John Marley Robby Benson Linda Purl

The fire that destroys Rhoda's apartment almost destroys her friendship with Mary after the two friends attempt to live together while Rhoda's apartment is being repaired.

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