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Note:  This is about the movie called RECIPE OF LOVE.  If you are looking for images about the Recipe for Love , just click this  or this . Google Images An earnest culinary school hopeful clashes with a celebrity chef when she is assigned to ghostwrite his cookbook. Yet soon romance sparks.-WWW Initial release :  11 October 2014 ( USA ) Director :  Ron Oliver Screenplay :  Michael J. Murray Music composed by :  Peter Allen Producer :  Jamie Goehring RECIPE FOR LOVE may be almost four years old, but to me, it's a new movie.  I watched this at home while waiting for some friends of the family from abroad right after we watched Ocean's 8(at the theatre), paused it a bit when they arrived  then continued watching while they were on their way to wherever else they were going. How's that for useless info?  ;-) Michael J. Murray and Ron Oliver make a good team.  The scenes don't dwel...

A fading pop star (Debbie Gibson) who is on the verge of losing everything finds inspiration when she relocates to suburban Ohio and begins teaching music to a talented group of misfit children. -WWW Director: Michael Rohl Writers: Neal H. Dobrofsky and Tippi Dobrofsky Running time: 1h 25m Debbie Gibson (and Tiffany) were the biggest pop stars in the 1980s.  I even did covers of her songs in the Universal Studios Hollywood(Lost in Your Eyes, No More Rhyme, Out of the Blue, Foolish Beat, Only in My Dreams, Sure etc.) and I admired her a lot.  When I saw by accident  that she had a TV movie that would have a sequel soon called Dream On(working title...would focus on Johnny, her protégé Johnny played by Mitchell Kummen), I know I had to watch it. Debbie here stars as Debbie Taylor, a has been pop star, and it suits her to a T.   She still has her vibrant personality and she has not lost her touch.   The internet describes the kids as mi...