Mr. T

Washington, D.C., becomes the District of Comedy in this high-speed hit from writer-director Joel Schumacher (Veronica Guerin, Phone Booth, Bad Company). When young Albert Hockenberry (Adam Baldwin) wants to become a cabbie, he's got the wackiest teachers around, courtesy of his Uncle Howard (Max Gail) and the freewheeling D.C. Cab Co., including Samson (Mr. T) and Dell (Gary Busey). Along the way, Albert fall in love with beautiful waitress Claudette (Jill Schoelen) and gets caught up in a kidnapping, with Mr. T and the other cabbies riding to the rescue to the tune of Mission: Impossible. From a raid on a topless club and a game of chicken with an oncoming train to a cameo appearance by singer Irene Cara, their hilarious hi-jinks spell comedy with a 'capital' C!

Hollywood.TV is your source for celebrity gossip and videos of your favorite stars! http://bit.ly/SubHTV - Click to Subscribe! http://Facebook.com/HollywoodTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/HollywoodTV - Follow Us! Mr. T was spotted grabbing lunch at Judi's Deli in Beverly Hills talking to people in the famous caf . But when the paparazzi questioned him about Disco queen Donna Summer passing away... Mr. T said nothing! Maybe, he didn't want to talk to us?!? Or... perhaps he is sad over her passing?!? Either way, it's always cool to see Mr. T! Hollywood.TV is the global leader in capturing celebrity breaking news as it happens. Launched in 2008, we capture all the latest news, exclusive celebrity interviews, star videos and hot celebrity gossip from around the world every minute of everyday. HTV is on the streets 24/7, at all the industry events and invited by the stars to cover their every move in Hollywood, New York and Miami. Hollywood.tv is currently the third most viewed reporter channel on http://www.youtube.com/hollywoodtv YouTube with almost 400 million views, and our footage is seen worldwide! Tune in daily for all the latest Hollywood news on http://www.hollywood.tv and http://www.facebook.com/hollywoodtv like us on Facebook! 3C8714A7

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Boxer Rocky Balboa enjoys the wealth he has as world champion. He only fights against opponents 'hand-picked' by his manager Mickey Goldmill. Then he is challenged by the arrogant Clubber Lang. Rocky accepts the challenge to prove once more that there is only one world champion. But Lang wins and becomes the new champion. Nobody believes in Rocky anymore, except for one man: former world champion Apollo Creed. As Creed tries to stimulate his fighting spirit and get Rocky back in top form, it is now up to Rocky to get his edge back. Will he win?

CLIP - When Tree Trunks and Mr. Pig won t stop smooching, Finn has no choice but to separate them. Watch more Adventure Time on Cartoon Network!

Anna Faris on Old Navy commercial and working with Mr. T.

Anna Faris on Old Navy commercial and working with Mr. T.

Here s a video of Mr. Rogers pal Mr. McFeely introducing a Purple Panda to a group of kids, and the kids are absolutely terrified. Several sites have posted this video with the question Is it wrong to laugh at this? , to which I say, of course it s not wrong - kids fleeing in tearful panic for no reason is completely hilarious. It s hilarious because at some point in our lives, we were these kids, being legitimately, truthfully afraid of something seemingly benign because we saw it through our ignorantly-perceptive child-eyes, and we can all relate to this panic. It s also just regular hilarious (sorry kids!): This raises the question: What was your dumbest childhood fear? I ll go first. I was scarred for life by the Temple Of Doom bugs scene, but when I saw that again years later, I realized I was completely correct for having that fear. My dumbest childhood fear, though, was that I absolutely COULD NOT look at the screen when the Sesame Street Yip Yip aliens were on. When they came on, I d literally run out of the room. They scared me so much, one time they showed up on one of those Kermit News Flash segments and I couldn t watch the Kermit segments after that for fear that they might show up again. Biggest childhood fear in the Comments, please. Unless your biggest fear remains internet-commenting, in which case, cool.

Today is the late Fred Rogers birthday, and in honor of everyone s favorite television neighbor and de facto inspirational pseudo-parent, let s take a moment to watch one of Mr. Rogers all-time most touching moments: His acceptance speech after receiving a Lifetime Achievement Daytime Emmy Award in 1997. I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Rogers in person several times in my life (still by far my proudest name-drop), and he was absolutely as genuine and unassuming in person as his onscreen, seemingly impossibly-positive persona, because that was literally just who he was at all times. If you can watch this speech without tearing-up eeeever so slightly, I actually don t even have to finish this thought because that won t be an issue: You ll always be missed, Mr. Rogers! You live on as that tiny sliver of face-value kindness inside all of us ultrajaded adult-children.

Flashback: Last fall, Mike Daisey told The Daily Beast that he believed tech writers weren t actually journalists. Now, Daisey s own journalistic integrity is being questioned after his show Mr. Daisey Goes to the Apple Factory, was retracted from 'This American life' for being partially fabricated.

Kavinsky -- KAVINSKY - Teaser: Sven, a young man in his twenties, wants to take his new Russian girlfriend Eva out to dinner. He picks her up at her parents house, where he has to face up to her father. Mr. Kavinsky is sceptical of Sven and challenges him with a curious interrogation, during which Eva is locked in her room. It turns out that Mr. Kavinsky isn t who he pretends to be and Sven s naivety costs him and his new love time and money.

Mr. Show co-creator, Breaking Bad legal counsel and producer of many things Bob Odenkirk just released a new show on Adult Swim called Let s Do This! , the story of a low-budget North Hollywood film producer struggling to churn out desperate pictures, with bit appearances by Mr. Show alums Brian Posehn and John Ennis. I know we all have way too many things to watch in this endless cycle of falling behind on sh*t that we call Earth (I m still only on Season 2 of The Today Show), but the entire first episode of Let s Do This is available right now through AdultSwim.com in the convenient embed below so just DROP EVERYTHING AND WATCH THIS NOW and there s one less thing you ll have to get around to watching eventually: Yayyy, good thing = Consumed. Next up on our ever-growing list of sh*t to catch up on, Season 1 of Gunsmoke.