Charles West

It's New Year's Eve, Nick and Nora Charles have returned to the West Coast, and the philandering hubby of Nora's cousin has gone missing. Round up the unusual suspects. The stars (plus the four-footed one!), writers and director of The Thin Man reunite for a giddy second comedy whodunit. Myrna Loy is Nora, who by all accounts doesn't scold, doesn't nag and looks far too pretty in the morning. William Powell is Nick, retired from sleuthing but hardly retiring when it comes to a case more scrambled than the 3 A.M. eggs he whips up. And rising star James Stewart leads a tip-top supporting cast. 'This is a fine way to start the New Year,' Nick says as he springs Nora from lockup. Indeed, it is.

Love and faith are put to the ultimate test in this stirring romantic drama set against the landmark Scopes 'Monkey Trial' of 1925. Charles Anderson (Nathan West, Miracle) is a talented young reporter engaged to Rose (Ashley Johnson, The Help), who works with him at the Tennessee small town newspaper his late father founded. The 'Trial of the Century' brings brilliant adversaries William Jennings Bryan (Fred Thompson, The Genesis Code) and Clarence Darrow (Brian Dennehy, Cocoon) to Charles' hometown. But as the trial unfolds, Charles is caught up in the media circus and becomes torn between his journalistic integrity and impressing his mentor, the colorful Baltimore Sun editor H. L. Menken (Colm Meaney, Star Trek: The Next Generation), who presses him to 'make a story' instead of report one.

Law & Order: Season 20: Episode 9 -- A case that begins as a search for a missing witness spirals into a murder conspiracy with ADA Connie Rubirosa (Alana De La Garza) caught right in the middle.

Celebrity Deathmatch: Season 5: Episode 7 -- Chris Farley vs. Horatio Sanz, Christian Bale vs. Adam West, and Jamie Foxx vs. Ray Charles.

Ernie, Shaq, Kenny and Charles discuss the Western Conference playoff race.

It's 1927 and the Bretts have purchased a West End theatre. Charles, the patriarch, finds himself overwhelmed by bills and correspondence. When his wife Lydia learns that Charles has hired an attractive secretary, her fury could have serious consequences for the family business.

It's 1927 and the Bretts have purchased a West End theatre. Charles, the patriarch, finds himself overwhelmed by bills and correspondence. When his wife Lydia learns that Charles has hired an attractive secretary, her fury could have serious consequences for the family business.

Coketown is a grim factory town where all that matters are hard work and hard facts. This lavish 1977 adaptation of Charles Dickens's novel stars Timothy West as the pompous Josiah Bounderby and Patrick Allen as the cold Thomas Gradgrind, two men trapped in a loveless world. Materialism contrasts with the magic of life, utilitarian philosophy with the joy of the human spirit.

Charles is still picking the San Antonio Spurs for the Western Conference Champions.

Charles Anderson (Nathan West) dictates to his fiancee, Rose Williams (Ashley Johnson) his latest article. Rose is not too impressed.

H.L. Mencken (Colm Meaney) discusses philosophy behind journalism to Charles (Nathan West).

Charles (Nathan West) attempts to give Rose (Ashley Johnson) advice on reporting.