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Provides information on the best U.S. modern motion pictures including the actors and actresses that best personify each genre. 'The Lion King' for family films; 'The Fugitive' for crime and thriller; 'Sleepless in Seattle' for romance.

Presents several brief stories regarding celebrities as of August 30, 1999. Details of the lawsuit filed by actor David Duchovny against 20th Century Fox; Summer jobs various actors, such as Eriq LaSalle, had when they were younger; Sale of Gianni Versace's mansion in Miami Beach, Florida.

Profiles Anne Anderson, whose son Jimmy died of Leukemia in 1981. Anderson's belief that her son's illness was caused by contaminated drinking water near her home in Woburn, Massachusetts; Efforts to win legal compensation from Beatrice Foods and W.R. Grace, companies accused of contaminating the drinking water; How Anderson's story and that of lawyer Jan Schlichtmann was turned into a book and a motion picture called `A Civil Action.'

Profiles Lloyd Bridwell, who founded the Arizona Cowboy College. Details of the hands-on courses involved; Comments from Virginia Giritlian, a student; How Bridwell became a cowboy.

Reports on the killing of 16 cats at the Noah's Ark animal shelter in Fairfield, Iowa in March 1997. Comments from volunteer David Sykes on the scene of the crime; Arrest of two local teens; Reaction from townspeople to the incident.

Reports on the contributions of Louise Harrison, sister of singer George Harrison, to help convert a house in Benton, Illinois, into a Beatles' themed bed and breakfast.

Focuses on the concert that singer Billy Joel performed in New York City on New Year's Eve 1999.

Reports on the marriage of actor Anthony Quinn and Kathy Benvin in December 1997. How the two met; Comments from Quinn, Benvin, and those who attended; Details of the ceremony and reception.

Looks at Bliss spa, which is owned by Marcia Kilgore, in New York City. Her clientele such as Oprah Winfrey; The cost of a combination herbal wrap and oxygen facial.

Looks at the graduation of United States President Bill Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, on June 6, 1997 from Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C. President Bill Clinton's address at the school; Brief details about her attendance of the prom.

Focuses on the art work that is displayed in the Les Celebrites restaurant in New York City. Art work from various celebrities including Phyllis Diller, Elke Sommer, Gene Hackman, James Dean and Billy Dee Williams; Comments from chef Christian Delouvrier.

Highlights the wedding of actress Mary Steenburgen and actor Ted Danson. President Bill Clinton's toast to the couple at the rehearsal dinner on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts; Guest list; Reception dinner.

Presents an interview with actress Drew Barrymore who was honored by Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatricals in February 2001.

Offers excerpts of messages sent over the Internet to two giant panda bears at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C.

Reports on actress Kelli Williams' purchase of a new home in California.

Presents brief profiles of political analysts who have appeared on various television programs either defending or supporting United States President Bill Clinton. Ann Coulter; Paul Rothstein; Alan Dershowitz; Arianna Huffington; Doris Kearns Goodwin.

Presents photographs of various female celebrities wearing tuxedo-like clothing. Comments about the versatility of tuxedos.