Thursday, August 30, 2007
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Love Him or Hate Him, but Perez Hilton gets the Scoops
Read the transcript at http://www.perezhilton.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOkyTZsWKNs
The Millionaire's Club - Flossie and Trouble - Woof
 
 Trouble, who once appeared in ads for the Helmsley Hotels, lived up to its name by biting a housekeeper while making the clip. "I direct that when my dog, Trouble, dies, her remains shall be buried next to my remains in the Helmsley mausoleum," Helmsley wrote in her will.
Trouble, who once appeared in ads for the Helmsley Hotels, lived up to its name by biting a housekeeper while making the clip. "I direct that when my dog, Trouble, dies, her remains shall be buried next to my remains in the Helmsley mausoleum," Helmsley wrote in her will.  Back in 2001, everyone's girl next door Drew Barrymore, rewarded her dog with $3 million. On Dec. 10, 2001, Ms Barrymore, then 27, followed through on her promise to reward her life-saving pooch with a new dog house; 22 months earlier Drew and then husband Tom Green, were rescued from a fire by her dog Flossie. Drew fulfilled her promise of putting a roof over Flossies head for life by putting in Trust, a newly built 3,600-square-foot home. There are 4 doggie doors and 2 human doors so Drew can visit the dog anytime she wants. A kitchen with a Chef, 2 bedrooms and indoor plumbing.
Back in 2001, everyone's girl next door Drew Barrymore, rewarded her dog with $3 million. On Dec. 10, 2001, Ms Barrymore, then 27, followed through on her promise to reward her life-saving pooch with a new dog house; 22 months earlier Drew and then husband Tom Green, were rescued from a fire by her dog Flossie. Drew fulfilled her promise of putting a roof over Flossies head for life by putting in Trust, a newly built 3,600-square-foot home. There are 4 doggie doors and 2 human doors so Drew can visit the dog anytime she wants. A kitchen with a Chef, 2 bedrooms and indoor plumbing.Monday, August 27, 2007
"Grease: You're the One That I Want", the reality of the Broadway Red Carpet
Here's one fight we'd love to see: Renee Zellweger vs. Christie Brinkley.
 After all, it was just two weeks ago at a James Taylor concert in the same East Hampton venue that Brinkley, 53, sparked romance rumors when she and Sir Paul, who is estranged but not yet divorced from Heather Mills, cut a rug.
After all, it was just two weeks ago at a James Taylor concert in the same East Hampton venue that Brinkley, 53, sparked romance rumors when she and Sir Paul, who is estranged but not yet divorced from Heather Mills, cut a rug.  They were even seen slow-dancing to "How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You."
A witness at Saturday night's Petty concert at the Hampton Social insisted that they're all just friends.
"I don't believe there's anything between them.
"He was sitting with Amy Poehler and her husband, and she [Renee] was with two friends and left 15 minutes after he did," said the source.
Still, McCartney is known to have an eye for younger women - and blonds. And Zellweger and Brinkley fit that bill to a T
They were even seen slow-dancing to "How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You."
A witness at Saturday night's Petty concert at the Hampton Social insisted that they're all just friends.
"I don't believe there's anything between them.
"He was sitting with Amy Poehler and her husband, and she [Renee] was with two friends and left 15 minutes after he did," said the source.
Still, McCartney is known to have an eye for younger women - and blonds. And Zellweger and Brinkley fit that bill to a TSunday, August 26, 2007
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt In NYC and at Lee's Art Store 57th Street
 August 25, 2007 (It was shortly after this point that Brad said to the photographers, I don't mind you shooting us, but for the rest of the day could you do the long shots. Which means he wanted the paparazzi to use a long lense which would be a 300MM to infinity. You would be able to shoot from across the street and the Pitts could go about their normal day [not a normal day for you and I, but their normal day])
August 25, 2007 (It was shortly after this point that Brad said to the photographers, I don't mind you shooting us, but for the rest of the day could you do the long shots. Which means he wanted the paparazzi to use a long lense which would be a 300MM to infinity. You would be able to shoot from across the street and the Pitts could go about their normal day [not a normal day for you and I, but their normal day])  June 18, 2007 (Angelina loves her little black dress)  http://hughe2030.blogspot.com/2007/06/angelina-jolie-kids-and-my-favorite-art.html
June 18, 2007 (Angelina loves her little black dress)  http://hughe2030.blogspot.com/2007/06/angelina-jolie-kids-and-my-favorite-art.html
    Thursday, August 23, 2007
Deborah Gibson has Jumped the Shark, Long Live Debbie Gibson
Hands down this was one of my favorite songs when I came out in the 80s' My dreams were shattered when punk came along and my Debbie Gibson disappeard from the pop scene. Years later when she made a comeback of sorts, but she was no longer Debbie Gibson, but Deborah Gibson and performing Broadway rather successfully, but I believe changing her name to Deborah was the death knell of her pop princess status, well it was for me. 
What happened to our little Debbie, where did she go? She didn't become a drug addict, a drunk she never shaved her head, and she's never been to rehab, no no no, but she seemed to morph into a snotty diva who wanted to be called Deborah, and turn her back on Debbie. It's not too late to save your rightful place on the pop princess throne, bring back Debbie or you could end up doing infomorcials !! Damn too Late!!  Frankie Avalon and Deborah Gibson will host an infomercial to promote the "American Bandstand" boxed set starting today, August 24, 2007 on a TV near you.
Damn too Late!!  Frankie Avalon and Deborah Gibson will host an infomercial to promote the "American Bandstand" boxed set starting today, August 24, 2007 on a TV near you.  Had she only read my fan letters in the nineties and listen to my advice. Why is it when people have a good thing going, they do something stupid like leave a hit TV series ala Shelly Long, David Curuso, John Travolta, er scratch that last one. Bring Back Debbie Gibson!! Nonetheless, after checking out all these YouTube songs in the process of doing this entry, I will be in the audience to see Debbie Gibson will be back in New York to do an "intimate and exciting" show at BB Kings on October 7, 2007. Tickets are on sale now.
Had she only read my fan letters in the nineties and listen to my advice. Why is it when people have a good thing going, they do something stupid like leave a hit TV series ala Shelly Long, David Curuso, John Travolta, er scratch that last one. Bring Back Debbie Gibson!! Nonetheless, after checking out all these YouTube songs in the process of doing this entry, I will be in the audience to see Debbie Gibson will be back in New York to do an "intimate and exciting" show at BB Kings on October 7, 2007. Tickets are on sale now.
Put Away the Champagne, Lindsay Lohan gets off easy

The Reviews for the new Grease on Broadway
The revival of "Grease" cast by way of voters who watched the painfully dull, rules changing TV reality show "You're The One That I Want," opened on Broadway Sunday night.
The reviews:
New York Times - "Those who come to “Grease” without such sentimental attachments are sure to be baffled by the lack of wit, charisma or original presence on the stage."
Variety - "Not that there's anything especially wrong with Max Crumm and Laura Osnes, the pair chosen to play cool-dude Danny Zuko and his innocent summer love Sandy Dumbrowski, respectively, in Kathleen Marshall's low-wattage New York production. They sing confidently, dance capably and both have their own low-key, unaffected charms. But they're unprepossessingly innocuous, which is not a great quality in musical theater leads. What's more, they have less-than-zero sexual connection."
New York magazine - "During the curtain call, the cast races through quick reprises of all the show’s good songs (including “Greased Lightning,” Broadway’s answer to a stadium-rock anthem), and gives the Max-and-Laura constituency plenty of chances to see the stars in action. Here, you think, is what the people came to see: the super-concentrated Grease experience, all highlights and TV stars, with none of the dull bits to get in the way. It’s just a shame that, after casting their votes and paying a hundred bucks for tickets, they still have to wait two listless hours to get it."
New York magazine - "During the curtain call, the cast races through quick reprises of all the show’s good songs (including “Greased Lightning,” Broadway’s answer to a stadium-rock anthem), and gives the Max-and-Laura constituency plenty of chances to see the stars in action. Here, you think, is what the people came to see: the super-concentrated Grease experience, all highlights and TV stars, with none of the dull bits to get in the way. It’s just a shame that, after casting their votes and paying a hundred bucks for tickets, they still have to wait two listless hours to get it."
Hollywood Reporter - "Tackily produced and utterly lacking the sort of fun comic spark that the original production and certainly the movie possessed (though not the most recent Broadway revival in 1994), this is a "Grease" that only will be appreciated by young TV viewers who don't know any better."
 The critics are not amused, and as the Hollywood Reporter harshly spells it out, the revival "only will be appreciated by young TV viewers who don't know any better." (newyorkology.com)
The critics are not amused, and as the Hollywood Reporter harshly spells it out, the revival "only will be appreciated by young TV viewers who don't know any better." (newyorkology.com)
But aren't they the target audience, I think so! (Sunday night I will post additional photos and videos from the opening night of Grease)
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
New York City Spring 2008 Fashion Week begins in Two Weeks
 The article goes on to say the real reason is because designers are tired of the attention celebrities get, and not the clothes that they are debuting. That was one of the reasons they downplayed the whole "Supermodel" syndrome that was so popular in the 90s and 90s. Celebrities or not, I will be there to cover the action and bring it to you.
 The article goes on to say the real reason is because designers are tired of the attention celebrities get, and not the clothes that they are debuting. That was one of the reasons they downplayed the whole "Supermodel" syndrome that was so popular in the 90s and 90s. Celebrities or not, I will be there to cover the action and bring it to you.
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Deuce: The Grand Dames say good-bye to Broadway

Monday, August 20, 2007
Sunday, August 19, 2007
David Beckhan and his adidas sneakers
 A friend of mine was outside the stadium to shoot Beck's as he left to get into his limo.  A young fan yelled that he liked David's shoes, at which point David took his adidas sneakers off and handed them to him.  (I haven't seen it reported anywhere, but WOW what a kind gesture)
A friend of mine was outside the stadium to shoot Beck's as he left to get into his limo.  A young fan yelled that he liked David's shoes, at which point David took his adidas sneakers off and handed them to him.  (I haven't seen it reported anywhere, but WOW what a kind gesture)
    It's gonna be raining in the Big Apple
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Grease is the Word, and I got the word today that
Friday, August 17, 2007
Grease Opens on Broadway Sunday Night
 Here is a posting I saw on BroadwayWorld.com about the stage door "I'm going to see Grease on Saturday, and had a quick question about the stage door. I read and heard that it is crazy, but when it was mentioned it was an evening performance. I am seeing the matinee. Does anyone know if Max, Laura and the rest of the cast will come out after? I know for some shows that they will just stay inside until the night performance, but I wasn't quite sure about this one.
 Here is a posting I saw on BroadwayWorld.com about the stage door "I'm going to see Grease on Saturday, and had a quick question about the stage door. I read and heard that it is crazy, but when it was mentioned it was an evening performance. I am seeing the matinee. Does anyone know if Max, Laura and the rest of the cast will come out after? I know for some shows that they will just stay inside until the night performance, but I wasn't quite sure about this one.  I can't say for sure, but judging by the noise I heard from down the street yesterday, I think they did come out after the matinee.
 I can't say for sure, but judging by the noise I heard from down the street yesterday, I think they did come out after the matinee.
 I have heard a lot of good things about Grease, and from these press photos I can tell the sets are amazing
 I have heard a lot of good things about Grease, and from these press photos I can tell the sets are amazing
 
 http://www.greaseonbroadway.com/
 http://www.greaseonbroadway.com/
    
