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Las Vegas has been featured in many movies with big stars. Modern hits include Leaving Las Vegas , Oceans Eleven and What Happens in Vegas .

Larry Gelbart, 81, a celebrated writer and producer whose socially innovative TV series "M*A*S*H" helped demonstrate that the half-hour comedy could win huge ratings while addressing contemporary issues such as war and gender relations, died Friday at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Posted September 13, 2009, 2:01 p.m. I remember being about 11 when the movie "Going in Style" came on HBO.

Larry Gelbert, one of the brilliant minds behind the success of M*A*S*H , is dead at the age of 81.

The other day my wife came home from a visit to the post office with a sheet of stamps featuring 20 images from "classic" TV, which means the earliest black-and-white, baby-boomer days of series television.

The early TV memories stamps honor 20 television icons. The first class stamps include shows like The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show, Lassie, The Lone Ranger, I Love Lucy, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The Red Skelton Show, Dragnet and Kukla, Fran and Ollie.

After making an award-winning short while a student at NYU , Brest wrote and directed his first feature, "Hot Tomorrows" , during a fellowship program at the American.... After making an award-winning short while a student at NYU , Brest wrote and directed his first feature, "Hot Tomorrows" , during a fellowship program at the American Film ...

After making an award-winning short while a student at NYU , Brest wrote and directed his first feature, "Hot Tomorrows" , during a fellowship program at the American.... After making an award-winning short while a student at NYU , Brest wrote and directed his first feature, "Hot Tomorrows" , during a fellowship program at the American Film ...

In order to make their sublimely inventive and affecting new film "Up," the tight-knit team at Pixar Animation Studios embarked upon a painstaking, complicated and, at times, even harrowing five-year journey.More than a few times along the way, they thought that they had a disaster on their hands.They closely studied an unusual group of other ...

Most moviegoers have seen some past variation of the recent Zac Efron theatrical release, "17 Again." You know, where some depressed adult wakes up to find himself in teenage form with a fresh chance to build a more fulfilling life.

Get to the theater Sure, this sounds a lot like "Big" and "Freaky Friday" and, duh, George Burns' "18 Again!" and a host of other body-switching movies.

You just had to go out in droves to see "17 Again". I know nothing about this movie, except that it stars one of the "Friends" and some dude named Zac Efron.

Ay, there's the scrub: Mike O'Donnell realizes he's looking much younger today than he did yesterday in "17 Again." A few years ago, NBC encouraged couch potatoes to watch reruns with the slogan: "If you haven't seen it before, it's new to you." The same sentiment could apply to "17 Again," which borrows liberally from the once-trendy ...