BEVERLY HILLS—Andre' Agassi will become a household topic in many homes as the star talks tennis, drugs and lies. All is covered in his new autobiography.
BEVERLY HILLS—That morning brew is better than a dozen psychoanalysts. In these troublous times, however, some people think about cutting back on that vital elixir.
HOLLYWOOD
—Americans are learning to value the simple things family, laughter and to demand value in the indispensable things, like a good cup of java.
SANTA MONICA
—After reading the latest Christopher Kennedy Lawford book, “Moments of Clarity,” I remember why he was always everyone’s favorite Kennedy.
BEVERLY HILLS —Maybe the Tudor period of England is not very well known today. However, a novel titled “Wolf Hall” sure comes very close to it. Hilary Mantel has a winner in her hands.
HOLLYWOOD—What will happen when Lulu, a recent transplant to L.A. from the afterlife, discovers the guy she fell for is the recently fired valet parker—Matt Daemon—and not the Matt Damon?
BEVERLY HILLS—Soledad O’Brien is a journalist who works for CNN. Ms. O'Brien has just completed a groundbreaking must read book called "Latino in America."
HOLLYWOOD—Lulu LaPeer is hurled back to earth in pursuit of the great role denied her in life. On the way to Anna Karenina somebody snaps a photo of her and there’s not a trace of her in the picture.
WEST HOLLYWOOD—What is functional training? Why is it important to me? Origins Functional training is utilized to rehabilitate injured workers from an injury or surgery and return to work.
BEVERLY HILLS—“The Time of My Life” is the new best seller by the late actor Patrick Swayze and his beautiful wife Lisa Niemi. The very truthful story of the couple’s life is shockingly honest.
HOLLYWOOD—A
question was poised, suspended in the air like a poison dart frozen in its
flight. Lulu gulped, fearing Matt had unmasked her immortal status. Ha,
he’d seen through a ghost.
BEL AIR—Elizabeth Taylor has been a longtime resident of Bel Air and has been one of Hollywood’s biggest icons. Taylor is much more than a beautiful face, violet eyes and a two-time Oscar winner.
LOS ANGELES—We all want to wear quality attire that’s well coordinated and makes us look good. But beyond that, we’d also like to get a great deal, and pay as little as possible for those quality goods.
HOLLYWOOD—Resurrected from the dead, silent film actress Lulu LaPeer doesn’t have a clue that her Matt Daemon (with an ‘e’) isn’t an actor. He has an inkling there’s something spooky about Lulu.
BEVERLY HILLS—Dan Brown's "The Lost
Symbol" captures the imagination and sends protagonist Robert Langdon into
a supernatural experience that the reader can't help but fall in love with.
HOLLYWOOD—An
ill-fated starlet from the ‘20s comes back to life to pursue her dream of
making a talkie. She finds love when she mistakes Matt Daemon, the valet
parker, for Matt Damon, the star.
LOS ANGELES—Healthy eyes are something that no one should ever take for
granted. Eyes tell a thousand words; if we are ill, run down or unhealthy on
the inside, it instantly reflects in our eyes.
HOLLYWOOD—In Lilac Zone, the ethereal residence of star-crossed
actresses, you could bump into the platinum goddess, Jean Harlow, and see Marilyn
Monroe doing the New York Times crossword.
BEVERLY HILLS—"Forgiving Troy" is the autobiography of actor and painter Thom Bierdz. Troy Bierdz is a paranoid schizophrenic who murdered the mother he and Thom called their own.
HOLLYWOOD—Now Matt elicited a chuckle from the secretary of the building management firm that had been hassling him on the phone about the rent. If he fled back home to Normal, Neb. he could stiff them.
ATLANTA—You may know her name from a show called "The Real Housewives of Atlanta." Nene Leakes can also add "author" to her long resume, with her debut book "Never Make The Same Mistake Twice."
