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Throwaway Kids – Part Five Bira and Jada talk about how they are growing up with divorce. Throwaway Kids is a webisode about kids that have been rejected, ejected, or abandone by their parents or guardians and are forced to live on their own. Starring Lavanna Marshall, Dunaia Dockery, Oliver Weatherall, Andreyah Harris, Markell Davis, Jaunair Blake-Hart, Penelope Weatherall, Trinity Wilson, Jaila Maddrey and Wah’kee as Little Man. Directed by Harold B. Pritchett

(1/15/1961) Season 11, Episode 13. On the anniversary of Don Wilson's 27 years of service with Jack, he and Jack recall the first day they met. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, The Sportsmen Quartet, Howard McNear, Roy Rowan, Bill Baldwin, Nancy Kulp, Leonid Kinskey, John Daly, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(11/30/1952) Season 3, Episode 3. Jack is pestered by a young autograph seeker, then Bob Crosby sings a medley of songs from "Peter Pan" to the child. At home, while Jack is sleeping, two burglars come in through the bedroom window. Jack Benny, Bob Crosby, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Mel Blanc, Bill Fletcher, Ken Terrell, Beverly Washburn, Don Wilson (voice), Director: Ralph Levy.

(3/19/1961) Season 11, Episode 22. The Mills Brothers sing two songs. Jack and Don visit Las Vegas. Jack Benny, Donald Mills, Harry Mills, Herbert Mills, Don Wilson, Richard Deacon, Dabbs Greer, Olan Soule, William Bakewell, Eddie Quillan, Ned Miller, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(12/6/1953) Season 4, Episode 5. Jack attempts to steal a movie role from Vincent Price, to whom the lead in Irene Dunne's next picture has been promised. Jack Benny, Rex Evans, Rolfe Sedan, Bea Benaderet, Lois Kimbrell, Dorothy Collins, Irene Dunne, Vincent Price, Gregory Ratoff, Don Wilson, Director: Ralph Levy.

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(3/4/1962) Season 12, Episode 19. Jack is upstaged by a 12-year-old violinist and has Julie London as his guest star. Jack Benny, Julie London, Don Wilson, Toni Marcus, Chas. Cantor, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(4/19/1953) Season 3, Episode 7. This episode reminisces the wonderful rivalry between Fred Allen and Jack Benny. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Fred Allen, Eddie Cantor, Dorothy Collins, Byron Keith, Pierre Watkin, Director: Ralph Levy.

(3/12/1963) Season 13, Episode 23. Jack is kidnapped and forced to make a $10,000 withdrawal from the bank. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Dennis Day, George Burns, Merry Anders, Warren Kemmerling, Robert Foulk, Frances Robinson, Bernie Kopell, Henry Hunter, Ned Miller, Jnoy Monaghan, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(10/9/1964) Season 15, Episode 3. Jack's guest is laid-back singer Andy Williams. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Andy Williams, Jesslyn Fax, Madge Blake, Benny Rubin, Henry Beckman, Norma Micheals, Caryl Rowe, Jeanette Eymann, Lee Meriwether, Don Wilson (voice), Director: Norman Abbott.

(11/4/1951) Season 2, Episode 1. While doing the opening monologue for his show, Jack finds himself constantly interrupted, first by guest Bob Crosby, who decides to start singing a song just as Jack is in the middle of telling a joke, and then by an overly talkative cab driver. Jack Benny, Dorothy Shay, Frank Remley, Don Wilson, Bob Crosby, Mel Blanc, Lynette Bryant, Director: Ralph Levy.

(1/15/1956) Season 6, Episode 8. A dinner invitation gone bad causes Jack to seek legal advice with regard to firing his announcer, Don Wilson. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Mary Livingstone, Bob Crosby, Don Wilson, Dennis Day, Lois Corbett, Joseph Downing, Joe Kearns, Benny Rubin, Harlan Warde, Director: Ralph Levy.

(12/3/1961) Inside the studio, Bobby Rydell sings two songs. Outside the studio, Jack is haunted by a mysterious stalker. Jack Benny, Bobby Rydell, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Dennis Day, Robert Brubaker, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(11/15/1953) Season 4, Episode 4. Johnnie Ray's contract to appear on The Jack Benny Program arrives and Jack is horrified by his $10,000 fee. There is also a guest appearance by Danny Thomas. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Johnnie Ray, Danny Thomas, Director: Ralph Levy.

(10/25/1953) Season 4, Episode 3. Police Lt. Jack Benny questions notorious killer "Babyface" Bogart. Jack Benny, Humphrey Bogart, Bob Crosby, Don Wilson, Sara Berner, Benny Rubin, Lou Little, Dorothy Collins, Director: Ralph Levy.

(11/18/1956) Season 7, Episode 5. Jack's Maxwell automobile has been stolen. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, The Sportsmen Quartet, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Gisele MacKenzie, Director: Ralph Levy.

(2/7/1954) Season 4, Episode 8. Jack falls asleep and dreams that he and Mary have been married for the past 21 years. However, in Jack's world, Mary is the one who goes to work and earns the money, while Jack stays home, cooks, cleans and remains 39 years old. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Mary Livingstone, Leon Tyler, Barbara Pepper, Ann Wilner, Joan Benny, Director: Ralph Levy.

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(1/25/1959) Season 9, Episode 10. Ernie shares his mustache collection with Jack; Don becomes a Beatnik to sing about Lucky Strikes; we see what prisons will be like in 1970. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Ernie Kovacs, Ray Kellogg, Ken Christy, Len Lesser, Walter Burke, Director: Seymour Berns.

(1/22/1963) Season 13, Episode 17. Jack is thrilled to introduce his guest, actor Peter Lorre, who seems very modest and timid - until he pulls a knife. Jack Benny, Peter Lorre, Joanie Sommers, Don Wilson, Mel Blanc, Dave Willock, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(2/26/1956) Season 6, Episode 11. Jack is so angry with Rochester for falling asleep and missing the show that he sends him to his room without dinner. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Mary Livingstone, Bob Crosby, Joe Besser, Roy Glenn, Leon Tyler, Mel Blanc (the voice of Polly), Frank Nelson, Don Wilson, Director: Ralph Levy.

(11/13/1962) Season 13, Episode 7. Carol Burnett plays Jane to Jack's Tarzan. Jack Benny, Carol Burnett, Don Wilson, Dale White, Richard Peel, Cicely Walper, Allyson Daniell, Peter Lupus, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(3/5/1963) Season 13, Episode 22. Jack attends Frankie Avalon's record session, but constantly interrupts the takes. Jack Benny, Frankie Avalon, Don Wilson, Cliff Norton, Marlene De Lamater, Mahlon Merrick, Frank Gerstle, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(10/23/1962) Season 13, Episode 5. Jack praises Mr. Welk but insists that anyone, including himself, can lead an orchestra; and the results of his attempt to do so are classic. Jack Benny, Lawrence Welk, Madge Blake, Jesslyn Fax, Don Wilson, Director: Frederick De Cordova.

(10/2/1964) Season 15, Episode 2. Lucille Ball reveals the "true" story behind Paul Revere's famous ride. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Lucille Ball, Arte Johnson, Elisabeth Fraser, Hoke Howell, Ned Miller, Mary Young, Director: Norman Abbott.

(10/23/1955) Season 6, Episode 3. Jack introduces Peggy King, the regular vocalist on "The George Gobel Show" who arouses Jack's ire when she tells him that George Gobel is "the best." In the second half of the show, Art Linkletter reprises his role as a children's interviewer from his show "House Party." Jack Benny, Art Linkletter, Peggy King, Mel Blanc, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Director: Ralph Levy.

(11/6/1955) Season 6, Episode 4. Jack figures out that he's not a great violinist; Rochester and Mary plot to fool him into believing he is a great violinist with the help of Issac Stern. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Mary Livingstone, Isaac Stern, Mel Blanc, Grandon Rhodes, Robert Peterson, Don Wilson, Alexander Zarkin, Director: Ralph Levy.

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(3/11/1956) Season 6, Episode 12. Jack and the gang vacation in Palm Springs. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Mary Livingstone, Jan Arvan, Mel Blanc, Frank Nelson, Benny Rubin, Johnny Silver, Leon Tyler, Director: Ralph Levy.

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(12/4/1955) Season 6, Episode 6. Jack hunts for uranium. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Mary Livingstone, Mel Blanc, Robert Bray, Ken Clark, Kem Dibbs, Frank Nelson, Herb Vigran, Director: Ralph Levy.

(11/28/1954) Season 5, Episode 5. Rochester is typing up the script for next week's show: Jack Benny's Life Story; and Jack begins auditioning actors for the various parts in this saga. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Mel Blanc, Barry Gordon, Maudie Prickett, Jackie Russell, Mary Young, Dennis Holmes, Dick Ryan, Director: James V. Kern.

(9/13/1953) Season 4, Episode 1. We learn about the trip that Jack and Rochester took to Hawaii. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Artie Auerbach, Dorothy Collins, Maxine Gates, Joseph Kearns, Tyler McVey, Marilyn Monroe, Director: Ralph Levy.

(12/30/1956) Season 7, Episode 8. Jack conducts a talent contest. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Jayne Mansfield, Mel Blanc, Iris Adrian, Muriel Landers, June Earle, Leon Lanza, The Sportsmen Quartet, Director: Ralph Levy.

(1/26/1958) Season 8, Episode 10. Spoof of the Honeymooners television series. Jack Benny, Don Wilson, Audrey Meadows, Dennis Day, Eddie Shaw, Director: Seymour Berns.

(10/17/1954) Season 5, Episode 2. Jack invites some celebrity friends over to the house for one of his weekly jam sessions. This week's session includes Dan Dailey, Kirk Douglas, Fred MacMurray, Tony Martin, and Dick Powell. Rita Gam, Don Wilson, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Charles Bagby, Don Rice, Director: Ralph Levy.

(1/17/1954) Season 4, Episode 7. Jack visits the home of Liberace, but even he isn't ready for the outrageous extravagance he sees there. Jack Benny, Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, Don Wilson, Liberace, Bea Benaderet, Shirley Mitchell, Rex Evans, Lois Corbett, Rolfe Sedan, Ray MacDonnell, Roland Peat, Director: Ralph Levy.

"Take a long Look" Country Love Balad.Singer:Maryse Lavallée,Music Patrick Stafford Back-Voice: Patrick Stafford Musiciens: Ste-Mary's Band Montage: Mary Wilson Studio: PSE Records co 2013

Stephanie E. Wilson-Coleman,(The Empowerment Doctor)talks to a panel on this important topic that impacts our community. Guest include Ameena Matthews, Marshaun Bacon (Becoming A Man) Rev. Gwindol Tate of R.I.S.E. Minsistries

Stephanie E. Wilson-Coleman (The Empowerment Doctor) tackles this much needed discussion with Ameena Matthews,(Cure Violence) Marshaun Bacon,(Becoming A Man) Rev.Gwindol Tate. Part I, of a 4 part Series.

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Relax and imagine your perfect life. If what you’re imagining isn’t the life you’re living right now, then you need to experience Stephanie Wilson- Coleman. A victim of abuse, and poverty, Stephanie overcame the odds to rise to success. Make the decision to allow Stephanie to help you move forward to your success through her books and empowerment tools available at www.champagne connection.com. where you can dream big.

Relax and imagine your perfect life. If what you’re imagining isn’t the life you’re living right now, then you need to experience Stephanie Wilson- Coleman. A victim of abuse, and poverty, Stephanie overcame the odds to rise to success. Make the decision to allow Stephanie to help you move forward to your success through her books and empowerment tools available at www.champagne connection.com. where you can dream big.

Performed by CADILLAC BILL & THE CREEPING BENT, Music written by Bill Boyd-Wilson; video directed by John Temou; Toronto, ON; 1991

Performed by CADILLAC BILL & THE CREEPING BENT. Music written by Bill Boyd-Wilson; video directed by Bill Boyd-Wilson; Toronto, ON; 1991

Performed by CADILLAC BILL & THE CREEPING BENT, Music written by Bill Boyd-Wilson; video directed by Bill Boyd-Wilson; Toronto, ON and Tilsonberg, ON; 1991

Quiksilver Pro 2013. The Carlton Dry Expression Session. Big Names, big turns and a great crowd. An all star cast with the likes of JJF, Kerrzy, Kelly Slater, Brent Dorrington, Dusty Payne, Julian Wilson and many more. Brenno takes heat 1 and Kelly heat 2. Music by Jon Kennedy and Kid Mac....Grab a Carlton Dry, sit back and watch all the action unfold.

Cult-Classic indie film, Bongwater is being re-released on Netflix, iTunes, Amazon Prime and Vudu in February 2013! The film stars Luke Wilson, Jack Black, Brittany Murphy, Andy Dick, Jeremy Sisto, Scott Caan and Jamie Kennedy.