HOLLYWOOD
—The leading ladies this week were Jacqueline Wood-MacInnes, Kimberly Mutula and Julie Pinson. These ladies performed very difficult storylines.
HOLLYWOOD—Zack Conroy should consider himself in a top league. Ronn Moss and Eric Braeden are daytime legends and all three men are superb in their roles.
BEVERLY HILLS—Tina O Hillstrom partied on Oscar night from the Elton John party to Vanity Fair's after party. The beautiful socialite reports to our readers.
SANTA MONICA —Actress Tanna Frederick will be running the L.A. marathon for the North Iowa Alliance for the Mentally Ill and the North Iowa Transition Center.
HOLLYWOOD—Actor Jesse Kove, son of TV star Martin Kove, is determined to find his own place in the business. He has a clear vision of who he is as an actor.
WASHINGTON D.C.—On the war on illegal drugs, there seems to be a turnaround for those who were on one side on the issue, and rarely do I stand in the middle.
BEVERLY HILLS—The Beverly Hills Police Department will be setting up a DUI Checkpoint on March 17. The Checkpoint will be in operation between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.
HOLLYWOOD—Sunday night’s season finale of “Big Love” was titled “End of Days.” The drama that revolves around a Utah polygamous family ended on a high note.
HOLLYWOOD—HBO miniseries will be presenting an incredible epic 10-part event. “The Pacific” is the latest collaboration between three Hollywood giants.
HOLLYWOOD—Gilles Marini will host the highly anticipated production of "Ballroom with a Twist," a brilliant new dance production at the Parker Playhouse.
TOPANGA CANYON—Topanga Area detectives are looking for the suspect in an attempted robbery that killed the victim. The victim died running from the suspect.
HOLLYWOOD—Vox celebrates the beauty of our community of women in a concert. The history of women through many struggles and joys is reflected in music.
HOLLYWOOD—The
Los Angeles City Council has called for a ban on mobile advertising trailers. Recent
efforts have been made in February by two California
legislators.
HOLLYWOOD—March 23, will mark the 23rdanniversary of the premiere of "The Bold and the Beautiful." Mogul Bradley P. Bell helms the series his parents created.
LOS ANGELES—This week in Miller time: if news is essentially timeless, then why shell out for a paper
subscription? Is it a priceless commodity or good for polishing mirrors?
PALM SPRINGS—Nestled against the mountain in old Palm Springs, is Spencer's. It's part of the famous Tennis Club, not to be confused with the Racket
Club.
HOLLYWOOD—Over 41 million viewers watched the Academy
Awards telecast. It was the biggest audience to watch since 2005, when approximately 42.1 million viewers tuned in.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—Thom Bierdz was in Washington D.C. spreading the word of equality for all. The talented star was asked to attend and do a live painting.
HOLLYWOOD—They are the two biggest reality show titans on TV right now, and after years of being on the air is either show running out of steam and losing appeal?
WASHINGTON
D.C.—I’m just a semi-retired lawyer, living on a gravel road in the Blue Ridge Mountains, but I'm also an avid consumer of news. This is a test.
BEVERLY HILLS—This week in Hollywoodland we had celebrations of Oscar winners, the death of a former child star and Tiger Woods is planning a comeback.
WESTWOOD—There has been a changing of
the guard when it comes to UCLA basketball. For years the women’s basketball
team has lived in the shadow of the men’s team.
HOLLYWOOD—“Green Zone” is a film that prior to the Academy Awards on Sunday, may have slipped through the minds of many. It's an unconventional war film.
HOLLYWOOD—The Kodak Theatre in Hollywood was lined with red carpets in every direction and the Oscar-nominated actors and actresses were in high fashion.
SANTA
MONICA—Federal prosecutors have filed a criminal complaint that charges a sushi eatery and one of its chefs with illegally selling the meat of protected Sei whales.
WOODLAND
HILLS—A lawsuit against Dr. Drew Pinksy has been dismissed after
the reality TV medic accused a man of stalking and threatening his family online.
BEVERLY HILLS—From Studio to Stage –
Cinematic Musicians Come Out to Play on March 19, at 7:30 p.m. with proceeds
benefiting Episcopal Relief and Development.
WILSHIRE—In an effort to
catch a suspected thief, the Los Angeles Police Department has posted a picture
of the burglar, and is asking for the public’s support.
MID-WILSHIRE—Detectives have recently posted a picture of suspect Jorge
Fernandez, and are searching for young people who may have been victims of harassment.
SANTA MONICA—The California Nurses Association
reports that St. John's Health Center will stand trial on charges that
it violated the rights of its registered nurses.
HOLLYWOOD—Tim Burton and Johnny Depp are two names that when put together you expect the spectacular. “Alice in Wonderland” is a story from our childhoods.
BEVERLY HILLS—The Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences will hand out the famed Oscar® award, which is hailed as the most important and lucrative award.
HOLLYWOOD—With the
Olympics over, we can switch our focus to the Oscars on March 7. This
year Oscar will shine, just like the stars that will walk the red
carpet.
BEVERLY HILLS —Sunday night’s Oscar awards certainly are big news this week, but so are stories about Michael Jackson’s kids, Kate Gosselin and yes, Palin.
