Movie Addict HQ remembers the late, great Gilda Radner, who entertained fans throughout the world with her funny performances in films and on TV.  Lily Safani from Gilda's Club NYC, Nancy Lombardo of Comedy Concepts, and film critic A.J. Hakari join in this tribute to a legendary comic genius.  

Among Gilda's movie credits are the comedies Haunted Honeymoon, Hanky Panky and First Family.

In addition to her film and TV work, Gilda wrote It's Always Something, a candid memoir about her struggle with cancer.

Movie Addict HQ revisits funny bits from past shows and begins the April book giveway drawing for copies of Confessions of a Movie Addict, host Betty Jo Tucker's amusing life story with everything but the movie stuff edited out. Plus Nancy Lombardo from Comedy Concepts drops by with her hilarious  impression of Madeline Kahn singing "I'm Tired" from Blazing Saddles.

Movie Addict HQ salutes Willem Dafoe, one of the best and busiest actors working today. Starring now in The Hunter, Dafoe has appeared in over 70 other films including such diverse offerings as Shadow of the Vampire, Platoon, Spider-Man, and Mr. Bean's Holiday. Film buff and award-winning blogger Fausta Rodríguez Wertz drops by to help pay tribute to this versatile two-time Oscar nominee.

Movie Addict HQ pokes fun at almost everything on film during this special April Fool episode. Film critic A.J. Hakari, the Mad Movie Man, drops by to discuss mockumentaries, spoof movies, film parodies, Mystery Science Theater 3000, and other cinematic nonsense. Comedian Nancy Lombardo from Comedy Concepts has also been invited to join in the fun.

Movie Addict Headquarters pays tribute to George Clooney, one of Hollywood's most colorful actors, during this episode. A revealing interview with Kimberly Potts, author of GeorgeClooney: The Last Great Movie Star, will be revisited followed by a discussion of Clooney's latest projects as an actor and activist. The busy actor received Oscar nominations for two 2011 films, The Descendants and The Ides of March. Plus he's currently deeply involved in efforts to solve the tragic ethnic cleansing crisis in Sudan.

Movie Addict HQ celebrates the 70th Anniversary of Casablanca with Tom Barnes, author of the Casablanca Film Trivia book. Also joining in the festivities are film historian James Colt Harrison and award-winning blogger Fausta Rodriguez Wertz. Movie fans will have the opportunity to see the classic film on big screens in selected theaters for one day only on March 21.

Actor Russell Hornsby drops by for his rescheduled interview during this episode. Hornsby will provide an update on Grimm, the fantastical new mystery/crime show on NBC. He has also agreed to discuss his other acting experience in films, television and on stage. Hornsby has appeared in such movies as Get Rich or Die Tryin', Big Fat Liar and Stuck. His other TV credits include Lincoln Heights, In Treatment and The Good Wife. On stage, Hornsby has appeared as the Scarecrow in The Wiz   and recently worked alongside Denzel Washington and Viola Davis on Broadway in Fences.

What were the best and worst moments during the 84th Academy Awards and from earlier years? This roundtable discussion features Barry Monush, author of Screen World 2010, Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari, film historian James Colt Harrison, and Diana Saenger from Classic Movie Guide.

Now starring in Grimm, a fantasical mystery/crime show on NBC, Russell Hornsby was scheduled to talk about his diverse experience in films, TV and on stage. However, he was unexpectedly called in to film a scene for the new  series. Host Betty Jo Tucker and producer Nikki Starr discussed two recently released movies, This Means War and Rampart, instead.

Hornsby's movie credits include Get Rich or Die Tryin', Forgiven, Meet the Parents, Edmond, Big Fat Liar, Train Ride and Stuck. He also boasts impressive work in numerous TV series like LincolnHeights, In Treatment and The Good Wife. On stage, he has appeared as the Scarecrow in The Wiz and recently played alongside Denzel Washington and Viola Davie on Broadway in Fences.

Great love stories on film are discussed by author Kimberly Potts and film critic Diana Saenger in this special Valentine'sDay rerun episode. Kimberly is the author of Everything I Need To Know I Learned from a Chick Flick  and Diana is the  founder/editor of Classic Movie Guide. A book giveaway drawing will also be held for copies of It Had To Be Us, an award-winning romantic memoir by Harry & Elizabeth Lawrence.