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By Lee Pfeiffer

The Sony Choice Collection has rescued another long forgotten TV movie from obscurity and released it as a burn-to-order title. "Kiss Me...Kill Me" is a crime thriller that was originally telecast in 1976. Compared to similar fare from that era, the film is fairly routine, though it might well be more appreciated today than it was at the time of its original airing. This is due to the fact that it boasts a strong cast of seasoned veteran actors- something that was relatively common in the 1970s, when the concept of TV movies became very popular. Most of these productions had star power and audiences enjoyed seeing some of their favorite movie stars on the small screen. "Kiss Me...Kill Me" stars Stella Stevens as Stella Stafford, an L.A-based investigator for the District Attorney's office. She is assigned to an especially disturbing murder case involving Maureen Coyle...

Get excited to pose with Meghan Markle . . . well, sort of. Madame Tussauds announced it will be debuting Meghan's wax figure later this month, just before her wedding to Prince Harry.

"World famous Madame Tussauds London will be safely delivered of a future princess, bride to be and former queen of the courtroom in May 2018," the museum's general manager, Edward Fuller, wrote in a statement. "Her Royal Likeness, Meghan Markle, will take her position alongside future husband Prince Harry in time for the wedding of the year."

Omg, try this for news... #MeghanMarkle will be joining her future husband Prince Harry at #MadameTussaudsLondon! Can't breathe. #ThePrincessIsHere pic.twitter.com/lPABJTagTp

" Madame Tussauds (@MadameTussauds) March 21, 2018

Before the wax figure was revealed, the museum's general manager said it would "reflect an iconic moment in Meghan's royal journey so far." Now we know the moment he was referring to was the couple's engagement announcement.

We're taking a trip to London — and for good reason! Meghan Markle just got her very own wax figure at the famed Madame Tussauds, it was revealed on Wednesday, May 9. The royal-to-be joined fiancé Prince Harry's wax figure at the museum, just days ahead of their highly-anticipated wedding, which will take place on the 19th. The new wax figure sees Meghan dressed in a green shift by Italian label Parosh, originally worn for the TV interview which followed the official announcement of her engagement with an exact replica of her three-stone engagement ring. And while not every celebrity makes the transition to, erm, wax model look easy the likeness, it has to be said, is remarkable. (Photo Credit: Getty Images) "Excitement ahead of the royal wedding is reaching fever pitch and we have been inundated with questions about when people can finally meet 'Their Royal Likenesses,'" said Edward Fuller,...

Meghan Markle look-alikes are popping up everywhere! Lifetime recently cast Parisa Fitz-Henley to play the actress in Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance (premiering May 13), and today, Madame Tussauds New York announced Markle is getting her own wax figure in Times Square. "Her Royal Likeness" will join Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry, Kate Middleton and Prince William at the attraction in time for her May wedding. A wax figure of Markle will also go on display in London. After a notice about the latest addition to the museum was placed on a golden easel outside Buckingham Palace, town crier Anthony Appleton shared the news with the public. "Oyez! Oyez! Edward Fuller, general manager of...

Ray Meagher is poised to be immortalised in wax at Madame Tussauds. The Australian actor, who is best known for playing Alf Stewart in Home and Away, will be the first celebrity to be featured in the new Sydney branch of the waxwork museum when it opens in May next year. According to Aap, there will be 70 wax figures at the exhibition including Australian stars such as Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman and international faces like Johnny Depp and Lady GaGa. Merlin Entertainment Australia director Edward Fuller revealed that each wax model can take up to six months to create, saying: "The hair is all individually (more)...

Eight Lady GaGa wax works are being unveiled at Madame Tussauds wax work museums on Thursday, December 9. Museums around the world, including London, New York, Las Vegas, California, Amsterdam, Berlin, Shanghai and Hong Kong, are displaying their own replicas of the eccentric singer, with each figure donning an iconic outfit made famous by the "Poker Face" hitmaker.

In London, fans had been shown eight possible outfits the British model could wear until the last possible moment, when it was unveiled to show the figure wearing a replica of the famous Philip Treacy telephone hat, teamed with a custom-made Giorgio Armani Prive midnight blue double-breasted jacket with wide lapels, pagoda-style shoulders, flared trousers and high-heeled shoes.

Edward Fuller, General Manager of Madame Tussauds London, said, "The demand to include Lady GaGa has been overwhelming and we are more than happy to oblige. It's been quite a challenge to keep details of...

Marvel's comic book characters are coming to London for an exhibition at Madame Tussauds.

And we have a special sneak peek (see above) at some Captain America pre-production artwork from the event, which is scheduled to open later this month.

Marvel Super Heroes 4D is billed as a "multi-sensory experience" on three floors which will bring comic book characters to life through a 4D animated film presentation, wax figures and interactive themed areas.

Atmospheric sets will conjure up the hi-tech world of defence agency Shield (Supreme Headquarters International Espionage Law-enforcement Division) and guests will be able to get up close to wax figures of six of Marvel's characters - Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Wolverine, Nick Fury and The Invisible Woman.

There will be the chance for visitors to become a hero in a series of interactive experiences including walking on the ceiling with Spider-Man and stepping into Iron Man's chest shield.