It was the coolest way to catch a show back in the 50's and if you thought drive-in's were simply a thing of the past, think again. Outdoor cinemas have been dwindling in number for decades ... but Chicagoland is still home to four drive-ins. Our Lou Canellis headed to one of them. The Cascade Drive-in in West Chicago opened its doors back in the early 50's and happens to be the -largest- outdoor cinema in the state, with a capacity for 1200 cars. The Cascade features first-run films 7 nights a week from April to October. Customers can listen to the movie with the traditional speakers or through the theatre's FM radio frequency. Prices are $6 for adults and $1 for children. The Cascade also has a snack bar that serves hot dogs, brats, pizza, popcorn, candy, etc. For more information, call: The Cascade Drive-in Theatre located 1.5 miles east of Route 59 on North Avenue (630)231-3150 For more information about America's remaining Drive-in theatres, check out: www.driveinmovie.com

Janet Davies interviewed movie director Jerry Zucker about his latest comedy "Rat Race," which opens August 17th area-wide. Jerry is an accomplished director whose titles include "Airplane" and "Naked Gun." For more information about Jerry, visit http://www.hollywood.com/celebs/detail/celeb/190518 For more information about "Rat Race" visit http://mrshowbiz.go.com/movies/reviews/RatRace_2001/index.html

Janet Davies interviewed geneticist and Oxford University professor Bryan Sykes, who is also author of the book "The Seven Daughters of Eve." His research into human ancestry claims that anyone of Western European origin can claim one of 7 ancient women is their direct ancester, and that all human beings ultimately trace to approximately 30 ancient women. For more information about the book visit http://www.amazon.com