It has been some time since the video archive was updated, so lots of new clips have been added today. First, some rare clips of a 1987 talkshow appearance on The Late Show Starring Joan Rivers to promote “Mannequin” – probably the weirdest interview I’ve seen in some time – two clips of Kim and Jack Lemmon in the 1980 drama “Tribute” and a bunch of promotional interview and featurette clips for the 2011 release of “Private Lives” in Toronto and on Broadway. You can access all latest clips by clicking here. Enjoy the new additions.

Kim Cattrall is being welcomed home as the Comox Valley’s. At the age of three, Cattrall and her family emigrated from England to Canada and lived in Courtenay for a number of years. Now, after gracing many a silver screen and red carpet, Cattrall is paying the Valley a visit. Cattrall has been honoured with a plaque on Courtenay’s Walk of Achievement, which started on 5th Avenue and is migrating down to the plaza outside the Sid Williams Theatre. On Wednesday, Cattrall visited G.P. Vanier Secondary School, then Thursday saw the unofficial renaming of a street in her honour. For just a few days, Don Road, where Cattrall grew up, will bear the name “Kim Cattrall Walk.” Two news reports on her school visit and the reception of the street plague have been added to the video archive.

Congratulations to Kim for receiving a 2012 Drama Desk Award’s Distinguished Performance nomination for “Private Lives”. Established in 1922 and made official in 1935 (the Tonys began in ’47), the awards honor the best in theater both on and off Broadway. The 78th Annual Drama League Awards will be hosted by Stockard Channing and John Larroquette on May 18, 2012 at 12 p.m. EST.

The Walk of Achievement will be inducting actress, writer, producer Kim Cattrall on Saturday, May 19 at 1: 00 pm. The presentation ceremony will take place either at the Native Sons or the Sid Williams Plaza, depending on the weather. Her plaque will be unveiled at the Sid plaza following the ceremony. Cattrall will be involved in other events during the previous week. The actress is a graduate of Vanier Seondary School in Courtenay.

Tribeca Film Festival has announced the individuals who will serve on the competition juries for this year’s Festival, according to a report on Deadline.com. As previously reported, the Festival will run April 18 – April 29. The jurors for the 2012 World Narrative Competition are Patricia Clarkson, Dakota Fanning, Mike Newell, Lisa Schwarzbaum, Jim Sheridan, and Irwin Winkler. The 2012 World Documentary Competition jurors are Julia Bacha, Kim Cattrall, K’naan, Michael Moore, and Lucy Walker.