Joe Reynolds

Hollywood Treasure: Season 1: Episode 17 -- Legendary movie star Debbie Reynolds pioneered movie prop and costume collecting nearly 50 years ago, amassing the largest private collection in the world. Debbie's dream to open a museum and share Hollywood history with the public will not be realized so she has decided to put her entire collection up for auction. Joe Maddalena is just the man for the job, but first he needs to take stock of her massive inventory, which includes the original Arabian style Wizard of Oz ruby slippers, and Marilyn Monroe's iconic subway-scene dress from The Seven Year Itch.

Reynolds Wolf says good-bye to CNN producer Joe Conley, moving to new CNN team.

The death penalty was on show in London this month as a group of artists put on a show focusing on the execution of John Joe 'Ash' Amador. Amador was executed in 2006 in Texas, but has been immortalized by Nick Reynolds, the artist, musician and son of great train robber Bruce. Ash had become friends with artist, Baroness Carrie Von Reichardt and when he found out his execution date had bee set, he asked her to come and witness it. When she mentioned this to Nick, he asked to come out and make a death mask of Ash, who was only to happy to be immortalized. Now artwork by the two and other artists has gone on show in London to highlight the issues surrounding the death penalty. This film captures the opening night as the unveiling is attended by Ash's family, members of the Birmingham 6, ex drug smuggler and author Howard Marks and other personalities.

The Killing Zone movie trailer - starring Issaach De Bankole, Delissa Reynolds, Rony Clanton. Directed by Joe Brewster. Genre: Drama Rating: Not Rated