began playing basketball at the age of seven, bravely facing down the toughest opponents of all: her older brothers. "They’d play rough, hoping I’d quit," says Sheryl. "But every time they’d push me down, I’d wipe dry my tears and go back out to play." Hard work paid off. During her first season at Texas Tech she was named All American. She went on to lead Tech to their first national championship, breaking the NCAA record, scoring 47 points in a single playoff game. USA Today and Sports Illustrated named her Athlete Of The Year. She led the women’s basketball team to a gold medal victory at the ’96 Olympics.Then Sheryl came home to score the sweetest victory of all: She beat her brothers in a game of backyard ...  (less)

genius for deduction into lucrative stories about Holmes. Watson wants the world to believe the fictional private eye actually exists, posing a problem when a steady stream of troubled souls come seeking Holmes's help. The doctor's prescription: hire a two-bit, drunken, skirt-chasing actor (Caine) to portray the Great Detective, an arrangement that causes Watson consternation whenever "Holmes" tries to improvise his way through a case. Wonderful comic timing and tension make Without a Clue a delight; Caine, particularly, gets a lot of mileage out of the faux Holmes's grand efforts to appear a genius. Henry Mancini's score adds a touch of old Hollywood gloss, and Thom Eberhardt ( Night of the Comet ) directs. --Tom Keogh  (less)

an incredible 221 yards; one of his runs was a 91-yard touchdown comet-form scrimmage, setting a Raiders' team record. On another red zone play, he literally ran over Seattle star linebacker Brian Bosworth for the score. While moonlighting from his outfield position on the Kansas City Royals, Jackson averaged an astonishing 6.8 yards-per-carry during his rookie season. He played only four baseball-abbreviated seasons in the NFL, but carved out a legacy long remembered by NFL fans. Figure measures 6" tall.  (less)

Version of "Grandson of Web", in addition to the original soundtrack album. Lifeforce was the film adaptation of the novel The Space Vampires, by Colin Wilson. Director Tobe Hooper (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Poltergeist), took some liberties with the story to tie it in to the reappearance of Halley's Comet. A space shuttle mission investigating the comet inadvertently brings back a race of space vampires to London who seek to transform the populace into zombies. Cannon Films, felt the title Space Vampires seemed too low budget and the film was renamed Lifeforce. In 1985 when the vampire science fiction film Lifeforce was in need of a composer, the Academy Award® winner Henry Mancini seemed an unlikely choice. But when ...  (less)