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On Dec. 16, 1974, 20th-Fox and Warner Bros. unveiled in theaters what would become a landmark disaster movie: The 170-minute, John Guillermin-directed Towering Inferno. The movie, which took in $116 million domestically at the time, tops The Hollywood Reporter’s list of greatest disaster movies of all time. THR’s original review of the feature is below:

Movie technology is the star of this awesome Irwin Allen production, a formula disaster picture made into an event by the sheer size of its inflating production values. More ordeal than entertainment, it overwhelms the spectator like a bully playing on the fears of a society trapped in its own burning affluence.

Since the screenplay by Stirling Silliphant has nothing new to say (the “insanity” of building skyscrapers is dealt with in Earthquake), and the general doomsday appeal of the disaster genre has already been established, The Towering Inferno‘s appeal lies entirely in immediate visceral reactions.

When Grey’s Anatomy resumes its current 14th season on Jan. 18 (8/7c, ABC), the action will pick up exactly where it left off: With Jo in the midst of a very tense reunion with her abusive husband, Dr. Paul Stadler, played by Glee vet Matthew Morrison. But as this exclusive image from the midseason premiere confirms, the creepy grin Paul had plastered on his face upon seeing his estranged spouse has largely vanished.

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As showrunner Krista Vernoff previously revealed to TVLine, Morrison’s return will bring...

According to a brand new report from the folks over at People.com and a host of other news outlets, one of the castmembers of ABC's hit medical drama series, "Grey's Anatomy" just proposed over the Thanksgiving holidays! This castmember is none other than the Andrew Deluca portrayer himself Giacomo Gianniotti (above middle). They say he hopped on his official Instagram account this past Sunday, November 26,2017 to reveal what he did. In his Instagram post, Giacomo shared a photo of him and his girlfriend Nichole Gustafson sharing a very passionate kiss. He captioned it with the words, "She said yes... I am truly one lucky guy, and I wouldn’t rather be walking down this crazy road of life with anyone else. I love you. Thank you." He also wrote an Italian version of that same caption, "Mi ha detto di sì... Sono veramente fortunato. E non vorrei caminare giù...

According to a new report from the glamour.com news team and a couple of other news outlets, one of the former ladies of ABC's hit drama series, "Grey's Anatomy" revealed that she isn't opposed to the idea of returning to the show even though she did leave of her own volition last year. That former Grey's star is Sara Ramirez who played character Callie Torres for 10 straight years from 2006 to 2016. Apparently, Sara did a new interview with the folks over at Entertainment Weekly. During her interview, she told them about a conversation she had with producer Shonda Rhimes about possibly returning. She said that they've definitely agreed to keep the conversations going. She stated, "When Shonda Rhimes and I last spoke, we agreed to keep the conversations going, and she knows I’m open to keeping those conversations going." Does Sara Ramirez regret leaving when she did? Apparently not.

Hey,"Grey's Anatomy" fans. Unfortunately, we have to tell you that the previous episode 8 that aired this past Thursday night, November 16,2017 was the mid season finale episode. What this means is that it's going to be quite a while before the upcoming episode 9 airs. Thanks to the people over at Entertainment Weekly we can confirm how long this delay will be. The delay is going to officially last until January 18,2018. So, be sure to mark that important date down on your TV calendars. This delay is also in effect for that whole trio of Shonda Rhimes produced shows that air on Thursday nights. So, that includes "Scandal" and "How to Get Away With Murder." They all aired their midseason finale episodes this past Thursday night, November 16,2017. They're all due to return on the January 18,2018 date. They will all return in their same time slots, So, you Grey's Anatomy fans just...

The season 14 midseason finale of Grey's Anatomy had the staff at Grey Sloan facing an unprecedented challenge. The hospital's computer system was compromised, and the hackers responsible demanded $20 million to cease their cyber-attack. With all the conveniences of modern medicine inaccessible to them, the doctors found themselves facing never-before-encountered problems while struggling to save their patients' lives. But in true Grey's Anatomy fashion, one of the doctors found herself dealing not only with a medical crisis but personal drama as well. Jo, formerly Brooke Stadler, was reunited with someone from her past, her abusive husband, Paul Stadler (Matthew Morrison). Now that Paul has arrived in Seattle, what does this mean for Jo moving forward?...

Grey’s Anatomy is making it official: Matthew Morrison will indeed be returning later this season as Jo’s abusive (and very much estranged) husband Paul, and it sounds like this time the Glee alum will be sticking around for a while.

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“Matthew is coming back as Dr. Paul Stadler and we are facing the issue of domestic violence head-on,” co-showrunner Krista Vernoff confirmed to TVLine over the weekend at the ABC drama’s 300th episode soiree in Los Angeles. The...

According to a new report from The Hollywood Reporter news team, we're about to see Grey's Anatomy's main actress Ellen Pompeo aka Meredith Grey (above) branch off and do something different, but you guys don't need to worry. Grey's Anatomy will still remain her main gig. She's not crazy. Grey's Anatomy has been extremely good to her. We just got done reading a story about how many houses she owns. It's insane! Anyways, I digress. So, Ellen's new gig that she has lined up consists of her producing a new show for ABC. The Hollywood Reporter is telling us that it's a courtroom drama type of show. They've already given it a name at this point. It's called,"Big Law." They say it's an adaptation of the Colombian format La ley del corazo. They pointed out that the show is officially in development at ABC. The general description for...

Warning: Spoiler alert! Do not proceed if you haven’t watched Thursday’s two-hour premiere of Grey’s Anatomy.

Grey’s Anatomy is back!

The hit medical drama returned with a supersized two-hour season 14 premiere on Thursday, which had everything from family reunions, returning faces and a shocking health revelation for one of our favorite Grey Sloan Memorial doctors.

Grey’s picked back up right where things left off in the finale. A day or so after the fire that ruined parts of the hospital (and the catalyst for Stephanie to leave), Meredith and company attempt to get back to work -- with Owen’s sister, Megan (Abigail Spencer), and closing up her open battle wound their primary objective (which they’re successful doing). Megan’s Seattle arrival also prompts the return of a former colleague, Teddy (Kim Raver), causing a already-present rift between Owen and his wife, Amelia.

Meanwhile, DeLuca’s older...

Recently, the folks over at TV Line got to chat up one of Grey’s Anatomy’s executive producers Debbie Allen and she revealed another interesting storyline teaser that will be featured in the show’s big two-hour premiere. It has to do with character Arizona Robbins played by actress Jessica Capshaw (above right). It turns out that we’re going to see her split up with character Eliza Minnick get addressed at some point even though Eliza will be nowhere in sight. As previously reported, Eliza’s portrayer Marika Dominczyk (above left) is not returning to the show. This had been speculated when Eliza was abruptly fired by Bailey in the show’s season 13 finale episode. In Eliza’s final scene, she told a shocked Arizona that she had been fired. However, they never did show Arizona and Eliza officially break up. In the big season 14 premiere, Debbie Allen...

According to the folks over at People’s Choice, Ellen Pompeo (above) who plays Dr. Meredith Grey on ABC’s hit medical drama “Grey’s Anatomy” recently revealed when the show is actually scheduled to end. They say she recently gave an interview with the Variety news team and told them that the show will end when she decides to quit. Luckily, that doesn’t seem to be for quite some time the actress revealed. She said that she and the show’s producer Shonda Rhimes actually had a conversation about this topic and came to the conclusion that the show will go on as long as Ellen wants to keep doing it. Ellen stated, “Shonda Rhimes and I have both said that when I’m ready to stop, we’re going to stop the show. The story is about Meredith Grey’s journey and when I’m done, the show will end.

Grey’s Anatomy star Giacomo Gianniotti is hopeful that Dr. Andrew DeLuca will see happier days in the halls of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.

The 28-year-old actor discussed the future of the love triangle his character is currently entangled in with Jo (Camilla Luddington) and her ex, Alex (Justin Chambers). Over the course of the last season, DeLuca began developing strong feelings for Jo, and it appears there’s a very real possibility for a deeper connection between the two doctors.

“DeLuca’s attempts to confess his feelings to Jo haven’t gone so well for him,” Gianniotti recently told Et. “But personally speaking, I think he jumped the gun a little bit. She’s fresh out of this relationship [with Alex]. I think she just needs a little time to process everything. It’s not necessarily that she doesn’t have interest and feelings for DeLuca, but she needs some space.”

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According to a new report from Peoplechoice.com, the production team for ABC’s hit medical series, “Grey’s Anatomy” has decided to bring back Jo Wilson’s messed up husband Dr. Paul Stadler at some point in the upcoming 14th season. Former Glee star, Matthew Morrison (above) portrays the character. They say he confirmed his upcoming return to Grey’s Anatomy while doing a recent interview with The Argonaut. He told them that the role is going to big stating, “It’s been a crazy ride since the show. I have a big role in Grey’s Anatomy coming up.” The last time we saw his Paul character in action was in the 23rd episode of season 13 titled, “True Colors.” During that episode, Paul was attending the Minimally Invasive Surgery conference in Los Angeles, California. Unbeknownst to him, character Alex Karev was following him throughout the entire day. Towards the end of that day,...

TV Line is reporting that Matthew Morrison will be returning to his role as the abusive husband Paul Stadler on 'Grey's Anatomy'. According to the actor, his character will play a 'big role' in the upcoming 14th season of the medical drama. The new season is slated to air September 28th.

Looks like Alex is gonna get another chance to clock Jo’s hubby.

Matthew Morrison is confirming what many Grey’s Anatomy fans had suspected: We have not seen the last of Jo’s abusive husband. In an interview with The Argonaut, the Glee alum said his character, Paul Stadler, will play “a big role” in the ABC drama’s upcoming 14th season. An ABC rep declined to comment.

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Morrison made his Grey’s debut as Paul in Season 13’s penultimate episode when Alex tracked down the fellow doc at...

Warning: Spoiler alert! Do not proceed if you haven’t watched Thursday’s episode of Grey’s Anatomy.

Grey’s Anatomy just blew the roof off season 13’s penultimate episode.

At the end of Thursday’s episode, titled “True Colors,” Dr. Stephanie Edwards (Jerrika Hinton) found herself in harm’s way with a patient, Keith, whom she wrongly assumed was worried about another victim’s well-being following a horrific car accident. When she realized that he was attempting to rape the female victim, it was already too late.

With Grey Sloan Memorial on lockdown as the docs feverishly searched for Keith, he held Stephanie hostage with a scalpel by the neck, seeking a way out of the hospital without getting caught. His attempt at successfully escaping was all for naught, though, as the lockdown forced him, Stephanie and a young girl, Erin (Darby Camp), to remain stuck in a hospital corridor.

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Well, at least Meredith and Nathan got to smile a little. Otherwise, Thursday’s penultimate Season 13 episode of Grey’s Anatomy was a pretty tense affair, one that put Grey Sloan into lockdown, landed Stephanie not just in harm’s way but in its grasp, sent Jackson on a massive guilt trip, reduced Owen to tears and had Alex staring down a demon. How did it all shake out? Make yourself comfy on the edge of your seat and read on!

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Grey's Anatomy is bringing in a new doc.

Glee star Matthew Morrison has joined the cast of the ABC medical drama in a season 13 guest role, Et has confirmed. Details on Morrison's storyline are being kept under wraps.

Though it is unclear who the 38-year-old actor is playing, Morrison revealed one major clue in an Instagram story he posted while on set Friday.

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"I'm back to filming. I can't say what I'm on yet, but my name is Dr. Paul Stadler," Morrison said, dressed in a tie and suit with his hair slicked back.

A Grey's Anatomy fan site shared video and on-set photos of Morrison filming on location in Los Angeles with Justin Chambers, who plays Alex Karev, and director Kevin McKidd.

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Fans have speculated that Morrison could possibly...

The halls of Grey Sloan Memorial are about to get a bit more gleeful. Before season 13 comes to a close, Grey's Anatomy will be welcoming Glee alum Matthew Morrison for a guest star role, E! News has confirmed. True to Shonda Rhimes form, the details surrounding his character are being kept under wraps for the time being, but the actor did reveal via Instagram that he was busy at work on an unnamed TV series playing Dr. Paul Stadler. Morrison's involvement with the long-running ABC series was first revealed when photos began surfacing on social media showing the actor shooting a scene with Justin Chambers on location in Los Angeles with Kevin McKidd as director. Given that his character will...

Grey’s Anatomy‘s Jo will not be full of glee when she catches wind of this piece of news: Matthew Morrison is joining the ABC drama, and the buzz is that he’s playing her scary-ass husband.

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ABC has yet to officially confirm the Glee vet’s casting, but photos surfaced Friday on social media showing Morrison shooting a scene with Grey’s regular Justin Chambers (whose Alex is intimately involved with Jo) on location in Los Angeles. That same day Morrison revealed via Instagram that he is playing a character named “Dr.

3-D in CinemaScope? That seems like a strange combination, but this obscure treasure hunt adventure with Joanne Dru and Mark Stevens is indeed billed as being filmed in the ‘Miracle of Stereo-Vision,’ five years after the demise of Hollywood’s first fling with ‘depthies.’ Kino and the 3-D Film Archives extras include two vintage 3-D shorts, one of them never screened in 3-D.

September Storm

3-D Blu-ray

Kino Classics

1960 / Color / 2:39 widescreen / 92 min. / Street Date March 28, 2017 / available through Kino Lorber / 34.95

Starring: Joanne Dru, Mark Stevens, Robert Strauss Asher Dann, Jean-Pierre Kérien, Véra Valmont..

Cinematography: Lamar Boren, Jorge Stahl Jr.

Film Editor: Alberto Valenzuela

Art Direction: Boris Leven

Underwater director: Paul Stader

Original Music: Edward L. Alperson Jr., Raoul Kraushaar

Written by W.R. Burnett from a story by Steve Fisher

Produced by Edward L. Alperson

Directed by Byron Haskin

The 3-D Film Archive has been an amazing resource for the fascinating depth format,...

Monday Morning Hollywood Bob Minor hit Hollywood in the 1960s when Blaxploitation action films were flooding the industry. A Southern California local and body building enthusiast, Bob was spotted and hand-picked by stunt coordinator Paul Stader to become one of Hollywood’s “Fall Guys.” He worked on the classics Foxy Brown, Coffy and Let’s Do It Again to name just a few. In 1973, Bob became the first African American to be accepted as a member of the Stuntmen’s Association of Motion Pictures. In the early 1970s he became one of the industry’s first...