Terminator star Linda Hamilton is placing her peaceful Malibu villa on the market.

Hamilton was the gun-wielding rebel Sarah Connor in The Terminator series, but appears to like things a little more tranquil in her private life.

The actress now, 55, has owned this peaceful Malibu property since 1995, but has just put it on the market for $5.4 million.

The 4,754-square-foot residence features open-plan living spaces, vaulted wood-beam ceilings, terra-cotta floors, a sky lighted kitchen, two fireplaces, a bar, five bedrooms and 41/2 bathrooms.

The more than one-acre property includes ...

In case you missed it, NBC's Chuck is moving to Fridays for its final season beginning October 28. To prepare you for the end of one of TV's cult hits, Warner Home Video recently released the complete fourth season on Blu-Ray and DVD. Here's an evaluation of the Blu-Ray edition.

The Show

I reviewed Chuck throughout the fourth season, and on second glance, my opinions haven't changed all that much. There are a lot of things that work, and some that just don't - which makes it pretty much like every other TV series out there. I have yet to see any show have a perfect season. What ...

Miley Cyrus has been involved in the latest tred: Getting invited to a Marine Corps Ball! Private First Class Ian Hart has invited the Party in the USA singer to a Marine corps Ball in Florida - a different dance than the ones Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake have been invited to.

"An amazing tradition has just begun: Marines asking celebrities out to the Marine Corps Ball. On Nov. 12, 2011, I, PFC Hart, would like to take a date, a proud American, Miley Cyrus, out to the Marine Corps Ball in beautiful southern California. Camp Pendleton. Please, Miley Cyrus, this one's for you girl," be...

Actress Linda Hamilton has pleaded with a U.S. Marine to invite her to an upcoming military ball after Betty White turned down his offer.

Sergeant Ray Lewis became the latest military man to invite a celebrity as a date after asking the ageing Golden Girls star to the Marine Corps Ball in November in a video posted online over the weekend.

Unlike Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis, who have both accepted invites to attend other military balls, White turned down the offer due to scheduling conflicts.

But now The Terminator star Hamilton has reached out to Sgt. Lewis, suggesting she goes a...

Can you believe that sci-fi epic Terminator 2: Judgment Day is now two decades old?

July 3, 1991, the sequel to 1984's The Terminator stormed into theaters, and has since become one of the biggest science-fiction films of all time. Fans and critics alike embraced the second chapter of the story, which took a unique tack: turn the villain of the first flick into the hero of the second. A T-800 model Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) was sent back in time again - not to kill Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton), but to protect her and her son John (Edward Furlong) from being killed by the ...

Chuck played by the numbers: it set up a big event (Chuck and Sarah's wedding) for its big finale, an episode which you can consider even bigger as we now know it also sets the table for the show's fifth and final season. It wasn't the whiz-bang finale I was expecting after all the hype, but it was one that was true to what the show stands for, and that's good enough for me.

To save Sarah, Team Bartowski must get the antidote she needs from Alexei Volkoff, which pits them against hardened CIA operative Clyde Decker (Richard Burgi of Desperate Housewives and The Sentinel). True to...

I wouldn't want to be Vivian Volkoff. Especially not since she's evil these days.

The CIA has fingered her as personally responsible for the bombs planted in Castle last time out, and tagged her for assassination. Vivian pleads innocence, and Chuck is forced to turn to her father, Alexei (Timothy Dalton, still in fine form) to help prove it, starting with finding all the components of a weapon she unearthed in his arsenal. This takes them to Somalia (hello, blatant Windows Live product placement!), where one piece is in the hands of a gambling-addicted pirate. It's pretty funny to se...

It's been said that this week's Chuck was written as a potential series finale, and it certainly did feel as if it could double as one. "Chuck Versus The Push Mix" certainly packed a lot into one installment, but thankfully, it's not going to be the last.

Casey is in the hospital after last week's tumble, but even that doesn't stop him from making sure that Chuck gets the Hydra fragment that Sarah instructed him to deliver. Now that's dedication. Chuck's own commitment to his orders is wavering as he sees everyone in his life falling apart because of the machinations of Alexei Volkoff...

Erin Brockovich has been voted the greatest movie heroine of all time. The single mom lawyer, played by Julia Roberts in the 2000 drama based on a real-life story, fights to gain compensation for victims of contaminated drinking water - and Brockovich has come out as moviegoers' favorite fighting woman.

FBI agent Clarice Starling, played by Jodie Foster in The Silence Of The Lambs, came in second place, with Angelina Jolie's sexy fighter Lara Croft in Tomb Raider voted third.

In fourth place was Ellen Ripley in Alien, portrayed by Sigourney Weaver, while Linda Hamilton's character Sa...

Long before Angelina Jolie (or Sarah Palin for that matter) ever picked up a gun, hot chicks in movies and TV have been packing heat. Kate Jackson (who turns 60 this week!) and the other stars of the original "Charlie’s Angels" inspired a generation of girls to feather their hair and kick butt.

Here’s our list of the top 15 gun-toting beauties, past and present. Doesn’t matter what side of the law they’re on. All that counts here is how they look wielding a piece.

See our Girls With Guns Flipbook here.

15. Farrah Fawcett, Jaclyn Smith, and Kate Jackson in Charlie’s Angels

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"I've got my own side of our house, which is very feminine - Beatrix Potter and eminently tasteful. Tim decorated his side, which is very Tim. We have strange things like Oompa-Loompas and a life-size Sammy Davis Jr. waxwork." Helena Bonham Carter on living with eccentric moviemaker Tim Burton.

"Keep up the good work, Matt." Jude Law congratulates Matt Damon on his new "Sexiest Man Alive" title. Law is a previous holder of magazine People's accolade.

"I think I'd be a lot richer." Jennifer Jason Leigh on how her life would have been different had she agreed to play Sarah Connor ...

Happy Birthday to tennis star Serena Williams (1981), pop singer Christina Milian (1981), rapper Ras Kass (1972), "Frequency" actor James Caviezel (1968), Blind Melon singer Shannon Hoon (1967; d. 1995), tv host Jillian Barberie (1966), "Krull" actress Lysette Anthony (1963), actress Melissa Sue Anderson (1962), "The Terminator" actress Linda Hamilton (1956), Australian singer Olivia Newton-John (1948), bluegrass singer Lynn Anderson (1947), Roxy Music singer Bryan Ferry (1945), "The Beverly Hillbillies" actress Donna Douglas (1933), television actor Richard Herd (1932), "Emergency" actress...

Terminator star Linda Hamilton voted for Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 2003 Governor of California elections, even through she's a fervent Democrat. The actress, who played resistance fighter Sarah Connor in the first two Terminators, initially refused to vote for her Republican co-star when he first ran for office - but quickly changed her mind.

She says, "I'm a strong Democrat and when people asked me if I was going to vote for him, I said, 'No.' But I did because he adapted. I respect him so much for his balanced approach, his incredible drive and the fact that he is not in it for ...

The Terminator will be back, thanks to a new takeover by entrepreneurs Victor Kubicek and Derek Anderson. The pair have bought the rights to the film franchise, which has already scored three blockbuster hits, from producers Andy Vajna and Mario Kassar, and they're planning to have a fourth film in cinemas by 2009.

It's unlikely that Arnold Schwarzenegger will return as the title character and no director has been attached to the fourth Terminator film. The new movie will center around character John Connor, who was a teenager in the first Terminator films, as he leads mankind on a fut...

Lifetime Television is celebrating the holiday season with its “Dream December” festival featuring 25 holiday themed movies, including eight U.S. Television premieres, airing every night at 9 p.m. (ET/PT), from Friday, Dec. 1, through Monday, Dec. 25. Premiering Monday, Dec. 11, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT) is the Lifetime Original Movie “A Christmas Wedding.” Starring Eric Mabius, Sarah Paulson and Dean Cain, the movie tells the story of a young couple whose plans for a perfect Yuletide union unravel in the hours leading to their Christmas nuptials.

Following are the U. S. Television premieres ...

British actress Lena Headey has landed the lead role in the forthcoming Terminator television spinoff. Headey will play Sarah Connor in the pilot episode of "The Sarah Conor Chronicles" and will replace Linda Hamilton who made the part famous in the first two "Terminator" films.

The episode is set to be directed by David Nutter. The series fills in the gaps between Terminator 1 and 2, and will see Sarah Connor and son John battling space-age criminals in downtown Los Angeles.

(This news article provided by World Entertainment News Network)

Happy Birthday to tennis star Serena Williams (1981), pop singer Christina Milian (1981), rapper Ras Kass (1972), "Frequency" actor James Caviezel (1968), Blind Melon singer Shannon Hoon (1967; d. 1995), tv host Jillian Barberie (1966), "Krull" actress Lysette Anthony (1963), actress Melissa Sue Anderson (1962), "The Terminator" actress Linda Hamilton (1956), Australian singer Olivia Newton-John (1948), bluegrass singer Lynn Anderson (1947), Roxy Music singer Bryan Ferry (1945), "The Beverly Hillbillies" actress Donna Douglas (1933), television actor Richard Herd (1932), "Emergency" actress...