Reel Life With Jane: The Magazine

Father Dowling Mysteries, a.k.a. A Priest and a Nun Go Into a Bar

by Jason J. Hughes February 22, 2012

Sometimes you just want to watch a clean, fun TV show with great characters and a positive message. And maybe a car chase or two. If so, you need Father Dowling Mysteries, my friend, now on DVD.

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Kiefer Sutherland Talks Touch and 24

by Jane Boursaw February 20, 2012

Will Kiefer Sutherland be able to move beyond Jack Bauer? After watching the pilot for Touch, premiering on Fox March 19, 2012, I say yes. I recently caught up with the star, who discussed his new show focused on a unique father-son relationship.

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Journey 2: The Mysterious Island – Dwayne Johnson Can Sing

by Jane Boursaw February 15, 2012

Who knew Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson had such a nice voice? The former pro wrestler croons a tune in the new family movie, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island.

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Ten Facts About Downton Abbey: The Countess is in a Band, Mr. Carson Rides a Bike

by Jane Boursaw February 14, 2012

Did you know that Andrew Lloyd Webber wanted to buy Highclere Castle to house his art collection? Click through for more fun facts about Downton Abbey, the smash hit from PBS.

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Burt Lancaster: Sexiest Actor of His Day

by Vera Marie Badertscher February 14, 2012

Bradley Cooper’s got nuthin’ on Burt Lancaster. Vera Marie Badertscher reveals why the classic film star gets the “sexiest man alive” title for his era.

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War Horse: The Film vs. the Broadway Stage Production

by Melanie Votaw February 14, 2012

Melanie Votaw compares the Broadway stage version of War Horse with Stephen Spielberg’s film adaptation of the novel by Michael Morpurgo.

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From One Sex Symbol to Another: Raquel Welch Dishes About Mae West and ‘Myra Breckinridge’

by Melanie Votaw February 13, 2012

Melanie Votaw attended a screening and Q&A with Raquel Welch at New York’s Lincoln Center, where the sex symbol told stories about another iconic sex symbol, Mae West, who starred with Welch in the 1970 film, ‘Myra Breckinridge.’

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Paradise is Lost for Bradley Cooper

by Melanie Votaw February 13, 2012

A film adaptation of Milton’s 17th century poem, Paradise Lost, starring Bradley Cooper has landed on the cutting room floor before shooting even began.

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