The 1980s Brat Pack founder presents an account of his life in show business and politics, tracing his counter-culture youth in Malibu, his work on such productions as "The Outsiders" and "The West Wing," and his pursuits of family and sobriety.

With the Civil War over, Frank and Jesse James retreat to the family farm where they witness the murder of their younger brothers, while Yankee soldiers turn their backs. The James boys feel they have no choice but to seek their own justice. They join the Younger brothers to form a gang of rebels that wage a bloody war against its corrupt enemies - robbing their banks, stagecoaches, and trains.

Leslie Knope takes on new challenges as the newly-elected city councilwoman of Pawnee, Indiana. She stands her ground for what she believes in and puts up a strong fight, all while balancing her personal relationship with Ben and planning for a wedding. Meanwhile, assistant Andy pursues a career in law enforcement, Ann makes a dramatic life decision, and Ron is smitten with a new lady.

A story about teenage hopes, fears, bravery, and violent rebellion and living on the right side of the tracks.

Mark is a desperate unemployed writer who lives in a world where everyone unfailingly tells the truth. People don't even know what fiction is. Every thought, no matter how humiliating or harsh, tumbles out unvarnished. Then one day, Mark becomes so desperate he concocts a lie. In a world where everyone is unfailingly honest, a lie is believed with total and absolute gullibility. Mark can get anything he wants. The one thing he truly wants is the love...

Recounts the last ten years of pianist Liberace's life and the affair he had with Scott Thorson.

The citizens of Pawnee loathe their merger with the neighboring town of Eagleton, and blame all their troubles- both real and imagined- on Councilwoman Knope. The personal lives of those in City Hall are equally as tumultuous: Andy (Chris Pratt) must temporarily say "cheerio" to his wife, April (Aubrey Plaza), when he takes a dream job in London; Ron (Nick Offerman) adjusts to his new domestic roles; and Ann (Rashida Jones) and Chris (Rob Lowe) eagerly...

Two Navy S.E.A.L.S. are sent on a dangerous mission to destroy an Iraqi missile installation containing chemical warheads aimed at the U.S. ships entering the Persian Gulf.

In 1983, Francis Ford Coppola's film of S.E. Hinton's novel struck a powerful chord with audiences. Coppola has revisited the film and reintegrated 22 minutes of character-enriching footage, including a new beginning and ending more true to the book.