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Pulp Fiction has topped a new magazine poll to find the best film of the past 25 years. The Quentin Tarantino cult favorite beat the Lord of The Rings trilogy and Titanic to land at the top of Entertainment Weekly's New Classics list.

Happy Birthday to rapper Notorious B.I.G. (1972; d. 1997), "House" star Lisa Edelstein (1967), actor/director Nick Cassavetes (1959), "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" actor Judge Reinhold (1957),

Former A-Team heavy Mr. T is taking on Dracula, dinosaurs and assorted monsters in a new comic book series - and it's not an April Fool's Day prank. Mohawk Media publishers have turned the actor - real name Laurence Tureaud - into a comic book superhero after tasting success with a recent limited edition graphic novel, featuring the Rocky III star.

Former A-Team star Mr. T once stunned a sick child's family by bringing him out of a coma - after doctors begged the actor for help.

Before the advent of Pimp My Ride, there were already a bunch of mean machines that everyone wanted a chance to get behind the wheel of. There were computer controlled rides, cars that seemed to be indestructible, and other vehicles that just looked cool. Here is a list of some of those rides that we'd like to take for a spin.

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Mr. T has vowed to never shave off his trademark mohawk because he believes his exotic hairstyle has been the key to his Hollywood success.

Action man Mr. T is set to become a comic book hero. The mohawked former A-Team star will feature in his own graphic novel series. The iconic actor, who also appeared in Rocky III, has been animated by British publisher Mohawk Media, and demand for the new comics is so great a special Limited Advance Edition run of just 4,000 is to be released early.

Ice Cube is begging studio bosses to cast him in the rumored A-Team movie as Bosco 'B.A.' Baracus. The rapper-turned-actor is one of a number of stars linked to the role, and he may have to compete with the likes of Ving Rhames, Michael Clark Duncan and the original B.A., Laurence 'Mr. T' Tureaud, to win the coveted part.