Everyone’s favorite blockhead seeks the true meaning of Christmas. The third time’s the charm for angel Max (Peter Falk), who bungles his heavenly mission, not to mention shows up in drag. Full Article at ReelzChannel

QUESTION: One of my favorite musicals is Brigadoon. I am not a fan, however, of the Gene Kelly film version in which several of the original songs were left out to make time for Kellys too-long dance sequences. Full Article at The Jackson Sun

Here's a mystery for you: In January 1956, a twin-engine Mitchell B-25 bomber crash-landed in the Monongahela River, right around Homestead. And the thing just kind of sank into the muddy ooze. Or vaporized. Or was hauled away by secret agents. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Tom Ardavany Los Angeles; The Ardavany Approach, www.theapproach.net Improvisation is the art of finding your freedom within a moment. Acting in film is about creating and shaping moments for the camera. Full Article at Backstage

Jean-Christophe Novelli, among other things, does his own impression of Peter Falk, his favorite detective. Full Article at Providence Journal

The actor: Ben Gazzara, who studied with The Actors Studio in the ‘50s before moving on to Broadway—where he originated the role of Brick in Tennessee Williams’ Cat On A Hot Tin Roof—and then, inevitably, Hollywood. Full Article at The A.V. Club