Born Mary Catherine Collins in Long Beach, California, Bo Derek stumbled into acting and then fame through sheer luck and circumstance. Her first role came in an independent film directed by John Derek, a man who would forever change her life. The two fell in love despite a 30-year age difference and the fact that Derek was married to Linda Evans, a beautiful and talented star in her own right. Labelled as outlaws from the start, the two married and began a long and controversial life together. A single phone call led to Bo being cast in the film “10,” turning her into a superstar literally overnight. But fame was fickle and after John bucked the studio system and directed Bo in his own films including Tarzan and Bolero, the media scorched the couple – Bo for being talentless and John for being a Svengali. Quietly Bo became an accomplished producer always bringing in her films on time and under budget, but the media ignored her skills, harping on her physical appearance and the couples’ age difference. When John passed of a heart attack, Bo reinvented herself, continuing to act but also embracing activism on behalf of veterans and animals. She also unexpectedly found another John, the actor John Corbett, and the two have been a happily unmarried couple for nearly 20 years. Today, Bo is as beautiful as ever, aging gracefully, enjoying her beloved horses and continuing to act.

She started life as a girl from Queens with a lot of spunk, determination and talent. Armed with beauty, brains and what would turn out to be iconic voice, Fran Drescher knew from a very young age that she wanted to be an actor. Finding a kindred spirit in teenage soulmate Peter Jacobson, the two dedicated themselves to theater and then film and television, falling in love along the way. Early bit but standout parts in films like Saturday Night Fever saw her move from New York to L.A. where she worked regularly and where she and Peter got married. Frustrated with not being recognized for her unique abilities, a chance encounter with the head of CBS lead to her developing, pitching and selling the Nanny and launching her to superstardom. The dark side of fame came when the media uncovered and reported on a horrific assault she and Peter had survived years earlier. While in therapy to recover from the assault, Peter revealed that he was gay, severing their long-time relationship as colleagues and partners. With the end of the Nanny and her marriage, Fran didn’t want for work but couldn’t replicate the success of the Nanny. Shortly after the show ended, she learned that she had ovarian cancer. Surviving that gave her a new mission, an organization she founded called Cancer Schamncer, dedicated to teaching people how to avoid cancer and giving survivors support. Her battle with cancer, from which she completely recovered, brought her and Peter back together as soulmates, a special and unique relationship that continues to this day. With a new situation comedy Indebted on the air, tons of projects in the works, and the love and support of close family and friends, Fran Drescher embraces the future with love and laughter.

Anchored by a deeply personal and revealing interview with Valerie Bertinelli and including interviews with her family and closest friends and colleagues, Valerie Bertinelli: In My Own Words is a compelling revelation of the many triumphs and tragedies of one of the most popular and beloved stars of television films and situation comedies.

The Branch Davidians are not a new religious sect, in fact they have been around for quite some time. It isn’t until David Koresh takes over a benign religious cult that it quickly turns malignant. Rumors begin to swirl around Waco that he is breaking the law in more ways than one, and that puts him on a collision course with law enforcement. Religion and the government often do not see eye to eye – and when they do collide, it can be a recipe for disaster.

After a downturn in the economy, many ranchers begin losing their farms, or taking out loans that they can’t pay back. Desperate times, leave many feeling dissatisfied with the US government. Leroy Schweiter takes the opportunity to break away from the United States and take advantage of everyone that decides to follow him. Millions of dollars later he begins to feel untouchable – but money isn’t the only problem. Will the FBI take him and his followers down when things turn violent before anyone gets hurt?

A woman comes clean to having drugs hidden where they can’t be seen. An inmate’s exotic makeup is cleverly created with candy and toothpaste. A couple is surprised to find that holding someone against their will is a felony. Doing the right thing turns into an extended stay for a woman with warrants.

An arrested man is caught on camera making a run for freedom. An addict returns to jail and tells officers that meth is controlling his mind. Humility may be the key for one man to quit his life of crime. A shoplifter calls 9-1-1 to help him get out of jail.

Booze and a cellphone dispute lead one man to the “green suit.” A couple of panhandlers profess their undying love to each other. Alcohol pushes a proud father across the line. A homeless woman gives officers career advice.

Officers warn a man that dressing up like a clown in Texas is not a good idea. A shotgun is found in the hoodie of a man arrested for riding his bicycle without a headlight. A young couple wonders how pot ended up in their possession. Officers are surprised at the amazing amount of pot one can smoke.

Officers find hidden drugs on a burglary suspect during a pat down that leads to a tense confrontation. A beer sets off a fight between a mom and her daughter causing one family member to end up in jail. A rare event takes place in the county jail – a woman arrested for a warrant is in a good mood. Punching a pit bull while drunk lands in man in jail where he comes face to face with a childhood hero.

“Angry over her arrest, a woman becomes combative with officers. Busted once again for drugs, a smart young woman knows she is making dumb choices but can’t stop using. A man eluding the police swipes food from his workplace before landing in jail. Officers get a laugh from an arrested panhandler who wants to buy a permit for panhandling.
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An officer sets up a sting to catch bicycle thieves. Trouble ensues when a truck is found without plates. There are more questions than answers after an accidental shooting.

Stakes are high during a burglary in progress. A sergeant responds to reports of thieves at an impound lot. An officer investigates a stolen vehicle.

An officer receives a call involving a troubling battery. The rooftop party ends early when drugs are discovered. An officer assists when a vehicle is reported stolen.

An assault call proves difficult and complex. An officer responds to a call involving a disturbance inside an apartment. A patrolman dispenses his collected wisdom from time spent working in the jail.

A woman comes clean to having drugs hidden where they can’t be seen. An inmate’s exotic makeup is cleverly created with candy and toothpaste. A couple is surprised to find that holding someone against their will is a felony. Doing the right thing turns into an extended stay for a woman with warrants.

An arrested man is caught on camera making a run for freedom. An addict returns to jail and tells officers that meth is controlling his mind. Humility may be the key for one man to quit his life of crime. A shoplifter calls 9-1-1 to help him get out of jail.

Booze and a cellphone dispute lead one man to the “green suit.” A couple of panhandlers profess their undying love to each other. Alcohol pushes a proud father across the line. A homeless woman gives officers career advice.

Officers warn a man that dressing up like a clown in Texas is not a good idea. A shotgun is found in the hoodie of a man arrested for riding his bicycle without a headlight. A young couple wonders how pot ended up in their possession. Officers are surprised at the amazing amount of pot one can smoke.

Officers find hidden drugs on a burglary suspect during a pat down that leads to a tense confrontation. A beer sets off a fight between a mom and her daughter causing one family member to end up in jail. A rare event takes place in the county jail – a woman arrested for a warrant is in a good mood. Punching a pit bull while drunk lands in man in jail where he comes face to face with a childhood hero.

“Angry over her arrest, a woman becomes combative with officers. Busted once again for drugs, a smart young woman knows she is making dumb choices but can’t stop using. A man eluding the police swipes food from his workplace before landing in jail. Officers get a laugh from an arrested panhandler who wants to buy a permit for panhandling.
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An officer sets up a sting to catch bicycle thieves. Trouble ensues when a truck is found without plates. There are more questions than answers after an accidental shooting.

Stakes are high during a burglary in progress. A sergeant responds to reports of thieves at an impound lot. An officer investigates a stolen vehicle.

An officer receives a call involving a troubling battery. The rooftop party ends early when drugs are discovered. An officer assists when a vehicle is reported stolen.

An assault call proves difficult and complex. An officer responds to a call involving a disturbance inside an apartment. A patrolman dispenses his collected wisdom from time spent working in the jail.

A taxi driver with a short temper threatens to turn the streets into a shooting gallery; a red light runner turns another driver’s commute upside-down; a woman falls asleep at the wheel going 70 mph in rush hour traffic.

Burglars raiding a home do not notice the homeowner’s Web cam; armed drug addicts go berserk on a cashier; thieves drive through a storefront.

Striking teachers pelt police with rocks; a store clerk uses his prosthetic hand to beat an armed robber; a crime suspect gives police his knuckles when they try to take his fingerprints.

A taxi driver with a short temper threatens to turn the streets into a shooting gallery; a red light runner turns another driver’s commute upside-down; a woman falls asleep at the wheel going 70 mph in rush hour traffic.

Burglars raiding a home do not notice the homeowner’s Web cam; armed drug addicts go berserk on a cashier; thieves drive through a storefront.

Striking teachers pelt police with rocks; a store clerk uses his prosthetic hand to beat an armed robber; a crime suspect gives police his knuckles when they try to take his fingerprints.