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Dick Van Dyke and Savion Glover tell the story of how a tiny dance school set out to save the art form of tap dancing, and not only produced many of the world's greatest dancers, but saved the lives of thousands of inner-city children in the process.

"BFA New Orleans" is a one hour TV drama television concept that focuses on the lives of several mostly freshmen entering the New Orleans college Bachelor of Fine Arts Program. Whether their majors are dance, drama, vocal movement, music or any other creative arts, only the elites in their fields are chosen for scholarships in the prestigious program. Consequently, the series will introduce us to talented, multi-dimensional and competitive college students as they strive to be the best and navigate often complicated personal lives.

Planet Aldo's fearless warrior Princess Sona battles to return the planet to safety using displacement drives before the black hole closes that dooms them, while under attack by alien enemies, the Demonians, and the U.S. military.

This provocative, edgy documentary film takes us inside the lives and minds of women and men who use their charms for financial gain and those who woo them. It shows how gold diggers come from all walks of life and every social class. It's not just the bombshell with the rich older man, nor the gigolo, but also the common woman or man. And in a failing economy, anyone with an income is a target. The documentary exposes how gold diggers operate and why they make the choices they make. There's Naomi, niece of notorious polygamist cult leader Warren Jeffs, whose remote Texas commune was raided by law enforcement in 2008 and 400 children were removed. Naomi reveals all from her nudist resort home - her escape from the cult at 13 and how money became her motivation. Carla's husband knew her a month before transferring his life savings into her account. Murphy, straight off skid row, found the price of being a kept man too high to pay. "GOLD DIGGIN': For Love of Money" shows how today's moral and political climate perpetuates the gold digging mentality, because money is front and center on the minds of the masses, as well as the media today. People who socked retirement money away in 401ks and IRAs are watching life savings dwindle. It's a time in which, when it comes to romance, pocketbook often overrules personality. Relationships are more about the bottom line when one's survival is at stake, and the most basic human relationships, like friendship and even family, can have a price. So now, "wanna play, gotta pay" is the mantra of many. Comedian Khalil Mack's humor transitions us through the film segments, along with commentary by interviewees with experience and strong opinions on the subject matter. A psychologist and relationship therapist also offer expert analysis. Gold digging isn't a new concept, but in this new millennium with abundant media creating an increasingly covetous society, it's taken on a more pervasive position in today's social scene.

This video short emphasizes the importance of breast cancer prevention for all women, and especially for Afr.American women, who have the highest breast cancer mortality rate.