The "Welcome Home Heroes" concert featured here took place in 1991 as a celebration for American troops returning from Iraq. It features Whitney Houston's biggest hits going back to her debut album and on through 1990's IM YOUR BABY TONIGHT. This performance is directed by David Mallet, whose previous work has included concerts by Madonna, Tina Turner, David Bowie, and Queen among others. Featuring emotional ballads, fun 90s dance numbers, and more costume changes than one can count, WHITNEY HOUSTON - LIVE IN CONCERT is a true spectacle. Highlights include Whitney's new rendition of "All The Man That I Need," which threatens to blow the original version out of the park. Additional songs performed include "I Wanna Dance With Somebody," "Saving All My Love For You," "How Will I Know," "Love Medley," and many others.

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After getting over the revelation that she is a princess and part of the royal family of the small and obscure European nation of Genovia (with a population of just 50,000), American teenager Mia (Hathaway) moves to the actual country she represents, with her best friend, Lilly (Matarazzo) tagging along during summer vacation. As she learns the job of being a country's future ruler, one challenge she's faced with is the prospect of being set up in an arranged marriage.

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Fifteen-year-old Mia discovers that her father is the Prince of Genovia and she is the sole heir to the throne. She must decide, by her sixteenth birthday, whether she will live as a princess and move to Genovia or remain in Manhattan where she lives with her artist mom. She must suffer through the indignity of princess lessons at the hands of her stern grandmother.

In this updating of 1947's THE BISHOP'S WIFE, a Baptist preacher unknowingly pays too much attention to his congregation, and not enough to his dedicated wife and son. Enter Dudley, a flirtatious, sharp-dressed angel, to help the couple build a new church and, not incidentally, reignite their marriage. (Denzel Washington, Courtney B Vance, Jenifer Lewis) Academy Award Nominations: Best Original Musical or Comedy Score.

Four African American women commiserate about the men in their lives after one of them is abandoned by her philandering husband. A well-received adaptation of Terry McMillan's best-selling 1992 novel.

A former secret service agent is now a bodyguard for a pop superstar turned actress. In the course of protecting the unpredictable star from a homicidal fan, they develop a trust and love that is rare for both. Screenplay by Lawrence Kasdan. Academy Award Nominations: Best Song ("I Have Nothing"), Best Song ("Run To You").