VIDEO : LA Film Critics To Honor Shirley MacLaine With Career Achievement Award

On Monday the Los Angeles Film Critics Association announced that it will honor actress Shirley MacLaine with its Career Achievement Award. MacLaine - who made her feature film debut in Alfred Hitchcock's 1955 film "The Trouble with Harry," won her first Academy Award nomination for 1958's "Some Came Running," and another two years later for Billy Wilder's "The Apartment," in which she starred opposite Jack Lemmon, a film which is still considered one of the all-time classic romantic comedies.