Today's Guest: Frederick Levy, author, Acting in Young Hollywood, Hollywood 101: The Film Industry and 15 Minutes of Fame: Becoming a Star in the YouTube Revolution Here’s an important difference between me and some parents I know: I don’t think the world sees my kid as the most beautiful, most talented youngster ever birthed. I... Continue Reading →
What kind of things did you do in high school that affected you for the rest of your life? For Mark Griffin, watching a Vincente Minnelli movie, On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, gave him both a career—and an obsession. Oh, and a new book, too: A Hundred or More Hidden Things: The... Continue Reading →
Actress Christina Milian, image via Wikipedia Everything I know about cheerleading, I learned in high school. Well, duhhhhhh! Put another way, I know nothing about cheerleading. I didn’t date any cheerleaders, barely even spoke to them. What would we have talked about, anyway? But, I must hasten to add, I did finish second in... Continue Reading →
Kathy Ireland is among the biggest names joining the cast of “Dancing With The Stars” this season, which kicks off on Monday, September 21st at 8 p.m. Frankly, I don’t know whether she can dance or not, but I think she’s on the wrong ABC show. KATHY IRELAND podcast excerpt: "I've had two knee... Continue Reading →
Here’s the difference between you and Lisa Ann Walter: When you’ve been sitting around having a little too much to drink, complaining about how nobody looks like those stringbeans on “So You Think You Can Dance,” or how “The Biggest Loser” would be more fun if the contestants were dancers, nobody cares what you... Continue Reading →
Everybody has their own reason for watching a show like “So You Think You Can Dance," airing Wednesday and Thursday nights this summer on Fox. Some tune in for the hot dancers; some just dig the host, Cat Deeley. Others lie in wait for the snarky remarks by judge Nigel Lythgoe. But everyone wants... Continue Reading →
Originally published April 21, 1997 Just when you think you've seen it all in music videos, along come Tad Low and Woody Thompson, two 30-year-old guys who stick a pin in the genre's bloated ego. "I am so bored with watching music videos," Low says, deflating the helium balloon that feeds him. But he and... Continue Reading →
Today's Guest: Tom Bergeron, TV host, "Fox After Breakfast," "Dancing with the Stars," "America's Funniest Home Videos" Originally Published February 24, 1997 Is the 6,500-square-foot "Fox After Breakfast" TV set really a complete working apartment? Real enough for comedian John Leguizamo. Given the choice of rooms in which to be interviewed, Leguizamo chooses the... Continue Reading →
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