Vanessa Marcil on fame and change in TV Guide
Vanessa Marcil says she avoids fame and fears big change while her five year passion for General Hospital keeps her excited about acting. The piece notes her film The Rock with Nicolas Cage and Ivana Trump refusing to pay an investigator in a Mintz suit seeking $400,000 with interest.
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Brenda Barrett
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TV Guide
Nicolas Cage
Ivana Trump
Donald Trump
Marla Maples
James Mintz
Animaland collection of seminal cartoon works
A fragmented note describes "Animaland" as a collection of seminal cartoons, likening them to a bold counterpart in their field. The text emphasizes innovative storytelling and artistic influence within recognizable cartoon history.
Cartoon animator Hand toys with animals in icebox ideas
iG recounts David Hand exploring versatile animator humor with four people at a kitchen table and an icebox. Cartoons riff on animal motion and absurd tricks like a tail wring, an ostrich burying its head, and a tail used as a fifth paw, recalling old music cues and Jimmy Durante impressions.
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Star Waggons spoils celebrities with luxury trailers
Lyle Waggoner runs Star Waggons in Sylmar, supplying Hollywood stars with customized mobile homes. The outfit designs interiors, ships 40 to 45 trailers to Warner Bros and NBC for long shoots, and even reshapes units for actors like Jaclyn Smith and Teri Hatcher to keep them happy. The trailers boast satellite TV, surround sound, VCRs, and hydraulic makeup chairs, reflecting the bling of behind the scenes cinema life.
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Behind the Music profiles David Cassidy on VH-1
The docudrama traces the rise and fall of teen idol David Cassidy. VH-1 airs at 9 p.m. offering a candid look at his career and personal struggles. John Belushi stars in Animal House, 8:05 p.m. on TBS, a fraternity spoof by Landis.
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Animal House
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Giggle TV signals era of confident young women on screen
TV critics note a shift from aging matriarchs to younger, self confident female leads while aging stars face fewer roles. The rise of characters like Ally McBeal and Xena marks a broader move toward diverse female representation though advertisers favor younger viewers.
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