LUKE PERRY was born October 11, 1966, in Fredericktown, Ohio. In 1990, he landed his breakthrough role as the rebellious teen heartthrob Dylan McKay on Aaron Spelling's dramatic TV series Beverly Hills 90210. In the years since, he has enjoyed continued success on TV as well as on the stage and silver screen.


The HALLMARK MOVIE CHANNEL sequel rejoins circuit Judge John Goodnight (Luke Perry, "Goodnight for Justice: Measure of a Man") as he travels the Western territory in the 1880s, attempting to leave a trail of justice in his wake. Between dealing with difficult defendants and dealing cards at saloons, John crosses paths with a stagecoach under attack. Drawing his gun, he comes to the rescue of the only surviving passenger, a beautiful woman named Lucy Truffaut (Katharine Isabelle, "Endgame"), who John doesn't realize is actually a convicted con artist on the run. Little does she know, John is an honest judge, and as they start to fall for each other on their wild journey, the secrets between them are slowly revealed? Running from Cyril Knox (Ricky Schroder, "NYPD Blue"), the wealthy aristocrat who wants her jailed, Lucy must convince John to help her flee-right onto a gambling riverboat. Can Lucy con John into helping her get away with her crimes, or will the fair judge find out her true identity and turn her in himself?

"Goodnight for Justice: Queen of Hearts" premieres on the HALLMARK MOVIE CHANNEL, Saturday the 26th at 8 ET 7 CT

DOMINIC MONAGHAN is a British actor, who was most recently seen in the comedy TV series "Goodnight Burbank" and you will soon see him in "Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan," "The Millionaire Tour," and "The Day," which Dominic has recently wrapped.
Monaghan is best known for his role in the critically acclaimed "Lord of the Rings" trilogy in which he played the role of the Hobbit named Merry and he is also recognized for his role of Charlie in J.J. Abrams' hit series "Lost."
His other feature film work includes: Glenn McQuaid's "I Sell The Dead" (2009); 20th Century Fox's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine;" Colin Teague's "SPIVS;" Richard Jobson's "The Purifiers," and Rebecca Cook's "Shooting Livien." In 2009, Dominic played Simon Costa on the ABC series "FlashForward."
WILD THINGS WITH DOMINIC MONAGHAN takes the viewer along on an intimate, action-packed quest as Dominic struggles to track down and get up close and personal with some of the planet's most rare and life-threatening insects. Whether he's on the hunt for a few million flesh-slicing army ants in the steamy rainforests of Ecuador, searching for a giant venomous centipede in the caves of Venezuela, or facing off with a deadly scorpion in the arid deserts of Namibia, each episode of Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan takes viewers on a heart-pumping adventure.

WILD THINGS PREMIERES TONIGHT AT 10, 9 CENTRAL ON BBC AMERICA

HARVEY MOLOTCH is professor of sociology and metropolitan studies at New York University. He is the author of Where Stuff Comes From: How Toasters, Toilets, Cars, Computers, and Many Other Things Come to Be As They Are.
AGAINST SECURITY explains how our anxieties about public safety have translated into command-and-control procedures that annoy, intimidate, and are often counterproductive.
The author argues that we can use our existing social relationships to make life safer and more humane. He begins by addressing the misguided strategy of eliminating public restrooms, which deprives us all of a basic resource and denies human dignity to those with no place else to go.
Subway security instills fear through programs like "See Something, Say Something" and intrusive searches that have yielded nothing of value.
At the airport, the security gate causes crowding and confusion, exhausting the valuable focus of TSA staff.
Finally, Molotch shows how defensive sentiments have translated into the vacuous Freedom Tower at the World Trade Center site and massive error in New Orleans, both before and after Hurricane Katrina. Throughout, Molotch offers thoughtful ways of maintaining security that are not only strategic but improve the quality of life for everyone.
Against Security argues that with changed policies and attitudes, redesigned equipment, and an increased reliance on our human capacity to help one another, we can be safer and maintain the pleasure and dignity of our daily lives.

DAVID McMAHON is the founder of Solana Health. He discovered a natural remedy for high cholesterol out of necessity.
Almost 30 million people took Statin drugs last year but a reported 20 to 30% of those patients suffered from muscle pain. In rare cases statins can also cause liver damage, kidney failure and even death. There is also mounting evidence that Statins are directly linked to increased cases of diabetes.
David watched his diet and exercised to try to keep it under control. This strategy worked for 20 years... but when he turned 40, he had a physical and his total cholesterol was 238 and it was the worst combination - high "bad" LDL Cholesterol (163 mg/dl) and low HDL "good" Cholesterol (33 mg/dl).
Lucky for him his doctor had seen too many Statin side effects so he always tried a natural approach first. He suggested he try Red Yeast Rice, Omega-3 and CoQ10; they have all been clinically proven to lower cholesterol and help with long term heart health.
He talked to a friend based in Europe who told him about Cardiol, an all-in-one cholesterol lowering supplement. Cardiol is formulated based on a clinical study published by the Mayo Clinic and has been used for years in Europe.

Aisha Tyler's first big break was as host of E! Entertainment's "Talk Soup," which landed her in the Hollywood spotlight and revitalized the Emmy Award-winning show, which she was the first woman and African-American to captain. After leaving "Talk Soup," Aisha moved into television and film roles, enjoying another first - the first African-American to play an extended character arc on "Friends." She then co-starred with Jennifer Love Hewitt in the CBS hit "Ghost Whisperer," had extended roles on two of television's top dramas - "CSI," on the Network, and "24," and has made numerous guest appearances on series including "Nip/Tuck," "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Reno 911." Aisha co-starred with Stuart Townsend in the action adventure TV series, "XIII," based on the internationally best-selling graphic novel of the same name. Currently, she is voicing the character of sexy superspy Lana Kane on the animated series "Archer." You can also catch Aisha as one of the hosts on the CBS daily daytime talk show "The Talk" 2pmET/1pmCT)

DR. T. LINDSAY BAKER has written numerous books on Texas and Southwestern history, including Adobe Walls and The Birth of a Texas Ghost Town. He holds the W. K. Gordon Endowed Chair in Texas History at Tarleton State University.
In GANGSTER TOUR OF TEXAS, Dr. Baker shares 16 stories of the seedy lives of Texas gangsters.
From wild car chases across Texas highways with Bonnie and Clyde to the Maceo brothers' high roller casinos on the Galveston shore, Baker's narratives are suspenseful and thrilling, but mostly they're honest accounts of the tortured peopled behind some of Texas' most sensational crimes.
In the first chapter, we meet a beautiful and good-humored strawberry blonde named Bonnie who waits tables on the rough side of town and a boyish-looking Clyde who is tormented by memories of sexual assault at the hands of a prison building tender.
In subsequent chapters, you will encounter other sad and sordid characters like Becky Rogers - "The Flapper Bandit," who robbed a bank to pay for graduate school and Dr. John R. Brinkley, a medical charlatan who "treated" patients for enlarged prostates over the radio and who claimed that all energy was "sexual energy."
The book is complete with pictures and maps on how to find original crime scenes and hideouts. Gangster Tour of Texas can a handy companion for any Texas traveler who is looking for some unconventional stops.

Her name is JEWEL. Jewel Kilcher. (Yes, Jewel is her real given name). She has green eyes, like her grandmother Ruth. Ruth was an aspiring opera singer who left pre-war Germany, and headed to Alaska to marry a man she hardly knew because she felt her future children must be born somewhere free.
Grandma Ruth taught her 8 children (she gave birth to most of them alone in a dirt floored log cabin!) to sing and play instruments.
Jewel lived far from town, in a saddle barn... No running water, no heat, just a coal stove and an outhouse.
Her parents divorced when she was 8, and her dad (Atz Kilcher) and she became a duo. They sang at Veterans clubs, bank openings, biker bars and honky-tonks all over the state.
Jewel moved out on her own when she was 15; had a one room cabin, with no water or plumbing and worked several jobs.
She applied to a fine arts school in Michigan, called Interlochen, and was accepted on a partial scholarship. She raised the rest of the money by doing her first solo show ever at the local high school in the auditorium. She sang a variety of Cole Porter songs, and her home town of Homer, Alaska raised $11,000 for her during that concert.
At spring break she couldn't afford to get back to Alaska, so she decided to learn 4 chords on the guitar and get on a train in Detroit to busk her way across the country.
She made it to San Diego and there, she crossed the border into Tijuana and hitch-hiked to Cabo San Lucas.
She carried a large skinning knife for protection and earned enough money singing to get on a ferry and cross the Sea of Cortez and take trains through central Mexico. She stayed in youth hostels and ate by singing in restaurants in exchange for food.
She finally earned enough to train her way back to Michigan and school. The whole time she wrote one song, her first song, about the people she met and the things she'd seen. The song later became her first SMASH hit "Who Will Save Your Soul".
After she graduated, she drifted and ended up back in San Diego, where she answered phones in a computer warehouse. Her boss fired her because she wouldn't sleep with him, and she ended up homeless for a year.
She kept writing songs, and started singing in a local coffee shop and developed a loyal following. No one knew she was homeless.
A radio station decided to put a bootleg recording of her on the air and a record label heard it. Soon after, she was signed to a record label and they allowed her to be a simple songwriter.
Against all odds her simple album went on to sell 12 million copies!
So, this is Jewel. She has been blessed to experience some amazing things in her life. She sang at the Vatican for Pope John Paul II, toured and got to sing with Bob Dylan, BB King in England, and in the White House for President Clinton. She also got to be on Merle Haggard's album of #1 Hits.
Of her many success, Jewel says: "I have sold more records than a songwriter ought to."
- Has sold over 27-million albums since her 1995 debut.
- GREATEST HITS album coming Feb 5th, including guest vocals by Kelly Clarkson and The Pistol Annies. Plus, a brand new single.
- Her family is featured in the Discovery TV series: "Alaska: The Last Frontier." The series theme song is sung by Jewel's father, Atz.
- Recently published her first children's book: THAT'S WHAT I DO.
- Jewel played the lead role as June Carter Cash in the made-for-TV movie "Ring of Fire" on the Lifetime Network.
- She will appear at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on January 17, then she begins her "Greatest Hits" national tour March 7th.

VALERIE HARPER is an American actress, who is best known for her role as Rhoda Morgenstern on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and on her own series, Rhoda. The winner of four Emmys, as well as a Golden Globe for her role in Rhoda, Harper has been celebrated by fans and peers alike for her work as an actor.
She is a guest voice on the upcoming episode of the SIMPSONS on 1/13 as the Department of Standardized Testing Proctor

Host HOWIE MANDEL and thousands of strangers will help a boss plan an extraordinary surprise for his employee who has demonstrated a formidable work ethic and affable attitude in just a few short months of working at the company.
After learning that his employee had to drop out of school and was living out of his car, he decides to honor his hard work and strong character with a flash mob that will test his poise and integrity.
The unknowing participant will be shocked and stunned by surprise performances that lead up to fantastic reveals. Throughout the hour, the guests will be shown prepping for the event - rehearsing their routines and refining their speeches - all while receiving guidance from host Mandel. Then, on the day of the big event - with the hidden cameras rolling - the detailed plan comes to fruition and suddenly explodes into a song-and-dance spectacle they are sure never to forget.
The all-new "You're Fired" episode of MOBBED airs Thursday, January 10 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.

IAN GOMEZ is a familiar face to film and television audiences. He was seen in the multi-camera Lifetime comedy Rita Rocks and in the ABC single-camera sitcom Jake in Progress. He starred as Javier on the series Felicity, as the shameless self-promoter Larry Almada on The Drew Carey Show and as Danny Sanchez on The Norm Show.
Gomez has also starred in feature films Larry Crowne, My Life in Ruins, I Hate Valentine's Day, Connie and Carla, Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star, Chasing Papi and My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
A self-proclaimed Russian-Puerto Rican-Jewish Greek Orthodox born and raised in Manhattan, Gomez credits diversity as a key to his success. He is married to another Second City alum, actress Nia Vardolos, acclaimed for her feature film My Big Fat Greek Wedding, which was based on the couple's wedding and Gomez's introduction to his wife's family.

The sitcom, COUGAR TOWN is coming to TBS and stars Courteney Cox , Brian Van Holt, Christa Miller, Ian Gomez, Josh Hopkins, Busy Philipps and Dan Byrd (Easy A). The all-new season is set to premiere tonight, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT).

In Cougar Town, a family of friends keeps things funny as they support each other through the challenges and pitfalls of life - with a little dysfunction and a whole lot of wine.