As they spend time together, will they realise Connor is the thread tying them? Lastly, Phyllis decides to stand her ground. Is it related to their abduction? The episode on Tuesday featured her ...

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Veteran actor John Lawlor, who starred in the CBS sitcom Phyllis and the NBC comedy The ... big screen in films such as National Lampoon’s Movie Madness (1982), S.O.B. (1981), Billy Jack Goes ...

Veteran actor John Lawlor, who starred in the CBS sitcom Phyllis and the NBC comedy The ... his work and enjoyment of theater, television, movies, literature, and of course, his beloved horses ...

The Academy announced that Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are set to headline a group of artists that will perform during the Oscars telecast on Sunday. Check out the new films and series this ...

The star is best known for his famous appearances on the hit TV shows The Facts Of Life and Phyllis. The Colorado ... Billy Jack Goes to Washington, Movie Madness, Banshee Chapter and The Reunion.

And is Phyllis really to blame, or is there an even bigger twist ahead? Suhasini Oswal is an entertainment journalist with a deep love for movies and storytelling. With two ...

“I appreciate the story because there was nowhere for Phyllis and Sharon to go ... writer], ‘It’s like we’re doing our own little movie over here,’” recalls Stafford.

By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Lawlor played the inept Leonard Marsh, who works with Leachman’s Phyllis Lindstrom in the San Francisco City Supervisor’s office, on the second and last season ...

Captain America stays at number one for the second consecutive weekend, followed by the big new release, Oz Perkins' horror-comedy The Monkey in second place. It's a lighter weekend for new ...

When it comes to movies, why wait for the end-of-year best-of lists? A number of movies have already garnered 3.5 stars or more from The Washington Post’s critics and contributors (Ann Hornaday ...