Kathleen Quinlan News

Not too many days ago, actress Kathleen Quinlan was at her home in Malibu, Calif., preparing to decorate for Christmas.

Gary Busey delivers a rip-roaring set of oldies at "Doo Wop Saturday" on Nov. 21 - part of the Paso Digital Film Festival.

A free reworking of Random Harvest by scriptwriter Garry Michael White, who cannot be held accountable for the unerodable bedrock of absurdity in the thing, but only for his own doctorings, chief among which is the use of plastic surgery in place of amnesia as the gimmick that separates two ill-fated lovers.

Kathleen Quinlan, in a blessedly unsentimental and unsymbolic characterization, is a pretty tough nut, possessed by a secret society of demons and sworn to serve as their protectress; and Bibi Andersson, who owns a pair of pale -green eyes that are a perfect match to Quinlan's, is the heroic nutcracker, a psychoanalyst with a useful penchant for ...

Nowadays, being an astronaut just doesn't have the cachet it once did. But back in the 1960s, astronauts were celebrities, and an obscure neighborhood near Clear Lake was their Beverly Hills.

Nowadays, being an astronaut just doesn't have the cachet it once did. But back in the 1960s, astronauts were celebrities, and an obscure neighborhood near Clear Lake was their Beverly Hills.

When a writer is as prolific as Danielle Steel, it's hard to choose just five noteworthy titles.