Gene Kelly

Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds in 45th-anniversary restoration of the best-loved Hollywood musical ever-filled with memorable songs, lavish routines and Kelly's fabulous song-and-dance number performed in the rain.

Winner of six Oscars, including Best Picture and Screenplay, this musical triumph stars hoofer Gene Kelly as a struggling American artist torn between a wealthy American woman (Oscar-nominee Nina Foch) and a French dancer (Oscar-nominee Leslie Caron). Kelly ('Singin' in the Rain') received a special Oscar citation for his stunning ground- breaking choreography. Recently selected as one of the top 100 American films of all time by the prestigious American Film Institute. Inducted into the Library of Congress National Film Registry. Directed by the brilliant Academy Award-winner Vincente Minnelli ('Gigi').

He's powered his Harley over autos, Mack trucks, snarling lions, seething infernos and plummeted headlong into a canyon. But if the mob has its way, his next incredible leap will land him six feet under. Death-defying legend Evel Knievel becomes a man-in-a-jam when crooks use his road show as a front to smuggle drugs. A stellar cast gives full-throttle support: Gene Kelly as a rummy bike mechanic, Red Buttons as a sleazy promoter, Leslie Nielsen as a murderous mobster and Lauren Hutton as a photographer who trades barbs - and hearts - with Evel. Throughout this high-speed adventure, Evel does things with a motorcycle that few - if any - can match, leaving pursuers in the dust...and breathless Viva Knievel! viewers in hog heaven.

Gene Kelly makes his film debut in this WWI musical playing a man who deliberately injures his hand to avoid being drafted into the army. He starts a vaudeville act with a young woman and they become determined to play The Palace.

PAL JOEY stars Rita Hayworth, Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak in a sophisticated musical comedy. Sinatra plays Joey Evans, a cabaret singer who romances wealthy socialite Hayworth into financing his own nightclub, but then falls for voluptuous chorine Novak. PAL JOEY took 17 years to get to the screen.Based on a series of stories written as letters by John O'Hara for THE NEW YORKER, the letters wereall signed 'Your Pal Joey' by a mythical dancer. O'Hara later adapted the stories as a book for theBroadway musical which starred Gene Kelly. When Columbia bought the film rights, studio chief HarryCohn wanted Kelly for the lead and Hayworth for the younger role of Linda. But Kelly was already contracted to MGM and the project was shelved. At one time, Billy Wilder was interested in doing the picture-with Marlon Brando and Mae West-but the studio passed. It finally took the combined talents of Hayworth, Sinatra and newcomer Kim Novak to bring PAL JOEY to the screen. The gossip columns were filled with stories of an impending battle over credits. Sinatra was at the height of his film popularity, but Hayworth's contract stipulated she receive top billing. The battle however, was never fought. Sinatra gladly took the second slot-'I don't mind being in the middle of that sandwich,' he quipped. PAL JOEY contains some of Rogers and Hart's best songs including 'My Funny Valentine,' and oneof Sinatra's biggest hits,'The Lady Is A Tramp.' Hayworth's vocals were dubbed by Jo Ann Greer, Novak's by Trudi Erwin. PAL JOEY was nominated for four Academy Awards(r) (1957) for Art Direction-Set Decoration, Sound Recording, Costume Design (by Jean Louis) and Film Editing. Although PAL JOEY was a huge commercial success, it would be Rita Hayworth's swan song for Columbia. The studio machine thathad turned Margarita Cansino into the glamorous Rita Hayworth, would now turn its attentions to Chicago-born Kim Novak,

Though she's working as a chorus girl at a nightclub run by Danny McGuire (Gene Kelly), Rusty Parker's (Rita Hayworth) real ambition is to be a Broadway star. Looking to give her career a boost, Rusty enters a Cover Girl contest sponsored by magazine publisher John Coudair. And when Coudair discovers that she's the granddaughter of a Broadway star he once courted, Rusty wins. Worried about being an obstacle to her success after she's offered a job by a producer Noel Wheaton, Danny fires Rusty, who then goes on to become a star. But after Rusty agrees to marry Wheaton, as he's escorting her down the aisle, Coudair convinces her to reconsider and marry Danny, the man she really loves.

CNN's Randi Kaye talks to Gene Cernan, the last man on the moon, and Mark Kelly, commander of the last shuttle mission.

Gene Cernan, the last American man on the moon; and Mark Kelly, the commander of the second-to-last space shuttle mission join Morning Joe to talk about the programs offered by the National Flight Academy to get children interested in science, math, technology and innovation.

Delphine and Solange are two sisters living in Rochefort. Delphine is a dancing teacher and Solange composes and teaches the piano.

Sonny tries to track down the mysterious girl on the album cover he's painting.

Sonny chases Kira into heaven and demands that Zeus let her go.

Sonny chases after the elusive roller-skating beauty who gave him a kiss.