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When Christopher confronts his own violent temper which threatens his wife and children, he flies home to Jamaica and engages in an exorcism of the spirit, from his memories of his abusive, philandering, and hard-living father Henry, whose name for his only son was "Runt".

After the shooting death of a school teacher's daughter makes her the 100th victim, he must decide how he and his community will deal with the violence that surrounds them and discovers that the greatest change that one can make towards peace is by changing the heart.

Two sisters, three children, a monk and Elvis find themselves traveling the medieval pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela in Northern Spain in a VW camper van.

Dustin seems to be living the happy life of a swinging NYC bachelor. By day, he works as a personal trainer, by night he hangs out with his boys from the gym, and every spare moment seems more than dedicated to staying in peek physical condition. After a gym member, Becky (the type of woman his wild friends wouldn't give a second look), Dustin begins facing some bitter realities of his life, both past and present. Combining comedy and drama, the film asks the question of whether you can really be honest with anyone unless you're honest with yourself...

Attempting to fulfill his lifelong dream of being cast in a Cirque du Soleil production, a 37 year-old trapeze artist takes an eight-year journey across the globe to audition.

Creative Cove is intended for children ages 7 and under and is designed to motivate children to use their imagination while exploring creative outlets and to reinforce character values to at home.

Francine gets fired from one of the leading psychological research companies, but knows too much to go without a fight. In a financial struggle, Francine tries to get her job back and resorts to blackmail. But it seems like the ruthless CEO is always one step ahead of her. Becoming an experiment herself, Francine is now a grave danger to her children and an abusive husband.

"In Focus: Murray Garrett" features the life and works of this amazing photojournalist, who in 1940, while still in High School, found himself in the dressing room of Frank Sinatra at the Paramount Theatre in New York. The crowds outside the hall were so thick Sinatra couldn't get out of the building. But Garrett was there, camera in hand; making the first contact with an artist he was to photograph for many years to come. In 1946, Murray Garrett arrived in Hollywood. His association with Sinatra was rekindled and he went on to work as personal and professional photographer not only to Sinatra, but Bob Hope, Elsa Lanchester, Charles Laughton, Red Skelton, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton among many, many others. The path of Garrett's life in Hollywood had been drawn. He was destined to capture images that stand today as an aide memoir to the golden age of the entertainment industry. His body of work, if only in small part, is preserved in the best selling photo collections 'Hollywood Candid' and 'Hollywood Moments' published by Abrams and Co. In Focus: The Hollywood Lens Of Murray Garrett features these images, shot by a veteran industry photographer, working from the box seats. In the body of this documentary special for television, we are privy to the first hand stories of his adventures supported by parallel interviews with the stars he captured and a select host of family, friends and colleagues including Honorary Mayor of Hollywood Johnny Grant, Comedian Phyllis Diller, Dick Martin, Beverly Garland, Don Knotts and A.C. Lyles as well as Charles Champlin, Bob Thomas, Terry Moore and Morgan Woodward. "In Focus: ...Murray Garrett" is firmly rooted in the perspective that Garrett's work is testimony to an era. Unique to the phenomena known as Hollywood in its heyday... the work of a photo journalistic artist, who was the support structure to this one-of-a-kind industry. It was through Garrett's work that the personal images and the professional image, which the studios created for their stars, were presented to the public. In Murray's own words, "We added the flashbulbs to the image of Hollywood." And it's true - even today, it's almost impossible to envision the 'glamour' of Hollywood without seeing flashbulbs. The momentary capture of life - the brief bit of 'spotlight' that gave twinkle to the stars in an unobtainable heaven called Hollywood. That spark was created by Murray Garrett. What Jack Warner and Louis B. Mayer did for the public image of such stars as Bette Davis and Joan Crawford - Murray Garrett did for the public image of an industry. A truly amazing, unique, visual and vital contribution to the last century.

Detectives Dekker and Williams find themselves struggling with their partnership as a new case has them completely puzzled.

Dekker and Williams, two hot shot detectives, struggle with their new assignment as they are forced to work together.

Detective AJ finds herself in a compromising situation while Dekker is AWOL as he takes on a personal mission.

The FBI tries to take over and expects the detectives to follow suit, but Dekker and Williams have a plan of their own.

AJ confronts her new found demons while Bryce makes business very personal for the detectives, especially Dekker.

The detectives soon realize that the waters are not safe in the detective's pool while Dr. Miller tries to help Dekker.

New info comes in that could take down Bryce. Dekker and AJ have revelations that will permanently alter their lives.

The detectives hit the streets for answers, but no one is talking.

Despite multiple threats, Jules makes it clear he's not afraid of the police. Williams seeks advice from an old friend