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Ask Stacy -- Week of May 26, 2012
DEAR STACY: Whatever happened to the cute child actress who did all the Pepsi ads with the grown-up men's voices, and was in the movie "Paulie"? — Brandi R., Binghamton, N.Y.
DEAR BRANDI: Hallie Kate Eisenberg — a sister of …Read more.
Newhart Finds the Old New Again With 'The Bob Newhart Show;' 'The Client List's Alicia Lagano Prefers to Play Dirty
Newhart Finds the Old New Again With 'The Bob Newhart Show;' 'The Client List's Alicia Lagano Prefers to Play Dirty
The Hallmark Channel is running a 12-hour "The Bob Newhart Show" marathon this Sunday (5/27) — in honor of the …Read more.
Ron Perlman Surprised by Survival of His Brutal Clay on 'SOA;' 'Falling Skies' Drew Roy Likes the Action Despite the Bruises
Ron Perlman is back to work on the set of "Sons of Anarchy" this week — and admits he's surprised to be there. As followers of FX's acclaimed series about an outlaw motorcycle club are aware, his character, the group's ex-president …Read more.
Noah Wyle Enjoys Daddy Duty After 'Falling Skies' Production; Kim Kardashian Gains Actor Cred With Castmate April Bowlby
Noah Wyle says he's been enjoying a little down time of late, doing daddy duty and decompressing after wrapping four and a half months' worth of production of his TNT "Falling Skies" series' second season. Sounds like he needed it.
After …Read more.
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Ask Stacy - Week of April 9, 2011DEAR STACY: As a "Castle" fan, I've wondered about the origin of Stana Katic's name. Is she Eastern European? — Lynn R., Calabasas, Calif. DEAR LYNN: Katic, who hails from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, is of Croatian descent. DEAR STACY: What was the final determination about the cause of death for pitchman Billy Mays? — Don W., Austin, Texas DEAR DON: Hypertensive heart disease was the cause of the prolific and popular commercial actor's death at age 50 in June 2009. The matter of contention was the toxicology report released in August by the Hillsborough County, Fla., coroner's office stating that heart disease was the "primary cause of death" and cocaine was a "contributory cause." Mays' family disputed it, issuing a statement that they were disappointed in the report, and that "We believe it contains speculative conclusions that are frankly unnecessary and tend to obscure the conclusion that Billy suffered from chronic, untreated hypertension." They had an independent medical examination done that concluded that cocaine was "not a significant contributing factor" in his death. DEAR STACY: Is it true that old-time Western star Roy Rogers had his trusty horse, Trigger, stuffed and put on display in his museum? So my brother says.
DEAR MARIANNE: Yes. Last year, the stuffed and mounted horse was sold to a TV station in Nebraska in a Christie's Auction of Roy Rogers memorabilia, as the late star's museum in Branson, Mo., closed down. You may "yuck" all you wish, but the horse sold for $266,500, and that ain't hay. DEAR STACY: Whatever became of Cathryn Damon of "Soap"? — J.L.S., Chattanooga, Tenn. DEAR J.L.S.: The accomplished actress of Broadway, television and film fame succumbed to cancer in 1987 at age 56. To find out more about Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith and read their past columns, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2011 MARILYN BECK AND STACY JENEL SMITH DISTRIBUTED BY CREATORS.COM
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