Directed by Carl Reiner, and released on December 14, 1979 "The Jerk" tells the "rags to riches…to rags" story of Navin R. Johnson, an imbecilic, white boy, raised by a family of poor, black sharecroppers, who decides to take

This weekend Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds light up the screen with a brand new romantic comedy titled The Proposal. They are an unlikely duo who must pretend

Country star Brad Paisley is a dad again - his actress wife Kimberly Williams-Paisley-Paisley has given birth to the couple's second son.

TV actors often try to parlay their small-screen fame into big-screen success. Some, like George Clooney, hit the jackpot. Others falter in the transition, but you can't fault them for trying. Here's a sampling of where in the cinema you can currently find some of TV's stars and rental picks for the Netflix-addicted.

Veteran funny man Steve Martin has ruled out a return to stand-up comedy. The Father Of The Bride star has just co-written a children's book and is currently filming a sequel to his Pink Panther film, and he insists he doesn't have the time to immerse himself in the world of live comedy.

Funnyman Steve Martin is planning a second trip down the aisle with long-term love Anne Stringfield. The Father Of The Bride actor, 61, and the former New Yorker journalist, 35, have been dating since 2002.

* Former X-Files actress Annabeth Gish is expecting a baby with husband Wade Allen. The 35-year-old, who currently stars in the Showtime series, “Brotherhood,” is due to give birth in January. Gish first met Allen, a martial arts expert, on the set of The X-Files. The couple married in 2003.

ABC just announced its plans for next season and unveiled the network’s 2006-07 fall schedule. Scheduled to debut next season are six new comedy series and six new drama series. Following, in alphabetical order, are descriptions of the new series joining the network's primetime schedule (all times are Eastern):