HOLLYWOOD—One way of striking it rich, is to make a low budget horror film and have it become successful. It takes a bit of luck, and it may get noticed by a producer.
HOLLYWOOD—It was on Twitter, that I first learned about the “Balloon Boy,” a 6-year-old who was allegedly trapped in a homemade helium-filled flying saucer.
HOLLYWOOD—Generally, people who stay connected with others become resilient and it helps them overcome tough times. They interact with other people and learn to cultivate any crisis.
HOLLYWOOD—The economy has taken a setback in the last couple of weeks, with the release of reports on unemployment. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the nation lost 263,000 jobs last month.
HOLLYWOOD—If you’re already on Twitter, you’re part of the latest trend. The popular microblog is difficult to comprehend, yet simple to master. It’s all about communicating.
HOLLYWOOD—The UN’s International Day of Peace was on September 21; if you were a part of the 60-second blessing for global harmony, kudos to you. Keep reading for more!
HOLLYWOOD—I
don’t know if the movie-moguls would agree with me, but it seems that Hollywood
had a good summer after all with $4.4 billion in profits, according to the data
collectors at Hollywood.com.
HOLLYWOOD—The
week after Labor Day means it’s officially time to put away the white shoes. It’s
also National Grandparents Day, a day to honor your grandparents and show them
you love them.
HOLLYWOOD—This
summer some celebrities traveled to Europe or cruised the Mediterranean in
their private yacht and shadow boat. If you don’t know what a shadow boat is,
that means you are not doing well.
HOLLYWOOD—As the economic situation worsens, you would
think that celebrities would re-examine what they promised, to love each other
“for richer or for poorer.”
HOLLYWOOD—The summer vacation clock is ticking away. We are in the middle of August. It is almost back to school time and parents are worrying about the cost of back to school material.
HOLLYWOOD—Reality television can do a lot of things, it can turn participants into national celebrities, it can also at times humiliate the contestants, which for some reason viewers love to see.
NEW
JERSEY—The walk of shame, that’s what many were calling the political
officials and religious leaders that were arrested in New Jersey on July
24, related to an alleged money-laundering network.
HOLLYWOOD—Even though we live amid a constant stream of text messages, e-mails, phone calls and blogs, it’s still hard to believe it’s been a month since Michael Jackson passed away.
MADRID—Another dream that came true for Cristiano Ronaldo was joining Real Madrid’s soccer team. On July 6, Ronaldo unveiled his new number nine for Real Madrid in front of thousands of his fans.
BEVERLY HILLS—One of the best and valuable gifts you can give a child is education. Even the President Obama stresses the importance of education. So if you never heard of Moshe Kai, you will.
HOLLYWOOD—The collapse of retirement portfolios and the steep recession are forcing many cash-strapped adults to save money, savor family togetherness and try to have fun with a “staycation.”
UNITED STATES—Sometimes you really have to ask are smart kids taught or born that way? Is there a secret to raising smart kids? Perhaps the latter question should be asked to Moshe's parents.
HOLLYWOOD—Hollywood is running on empty. It seems that they have run out of creative ideas and are into resurrecting, all you have to do is pick up a trade paper and you’ll see what I mean.
LOS ANGELES—Summer is not officially here yet, but it doesn’t stop the music from jamming. Summer Jam took place on June 7, bringing the biggest artists in hip-hop together.
HOLLYWOOD—This week we look at the stars of "Dancing With the Stars" and "American Idol," as well as the release of Heath Ledger's final work and some pregnancy news.
