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-----Call them
"Desperate Moguls," as in desperate to polish their
legacies in Hollywood before it's too
late.
-----Ex-agent Michael
Ovitz spent the latter part of 2004 on a Delaware
witness stand, attempting to restore a reputation
damaged eight years ago while serving as president
of Walt Disney Co. Disney Chief Executive Michael
Eisner, meanwhile, tried for much of the year to
solidify his standing after angry shareholders
demanded his exit come sooner than
Tomorrowland.
-----Nor were they the
only ones in Hollywood who found their images in
need of a little buffing, given the lowlights of
the last 12
months:
-----Makes
those Pepsi ads look like a bargain
…
-----The FCC's proposed
$550,000 indecency fine against CBS for Janet
Jackson's breast-baring incident at the Super Bowl
halftime show works out to $183,333.33 for every
second of
exposure.
---_Sounds
more like Cheap Trick
-----
After Avril Lavigne's record
label paid a Nashville radio station to play the
pop rocker's "Don't Tell Me" as an advertisement,
it aired 18 times one Sunday morning, sometimes as
frequently as 11 minutes apart, and pushed its way
up the Billboard
charts.
-----That
guy in 'Terminator' was unavailable
-----
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
named his "Twins" co-star Danny DeVito to the
California Film
Commission.
-----Maybe
he was just practicing to be a script doctor
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The Writers Guild of
America, West, had three presidents in less than
three months, including one who resigned after
making unsubstantiated claims that he once served
as a top-secret military intelligence officer and
had played college football under another
name.
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January
2, 2005 / WAR ON Gasoline
PRICES
-----California gasoline
prices dropped to their lowest level since
February, according to a weekly survey released
Monday by the U.S. Energy Information
Administration.
-----The statewide
average cost of self-serve regular fell 3.9 cents
over seven days to $2.01 a
gallon.
-----Although an
increasing number of stations are offering regular
at $1.99 a gallon or lower, the averages for Los
Angeles, San Francisco and the state as a whole
haven't been below $2 since Feb. 16, government
figures showed. The new average is 41.5 cents
higher than last
year
-----Nationwide, the
average fell 2.4 cents to $1.791 a gallon, 31.3
cents above year-earlier
levels.
-----A sell-off in
oil-related commodities Monday in New York trading
gave way later in the week. On Wednesday, oil
prices jumped $1.87 a barrel to $43.64, after car
bombs exploded in Saudia Arabia's capital and the
U.S. government reported another drop in
heating-fuel stockpiles for the winter. On
Thursday, a barrel of light crude settled at
$43.45. Oil markets were closed Friday.
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Editors Note
This
was TVI Magazine and VRA TelePlay Pictures 35th
year in covering this annual Pasadena event. The
Insert Parade Flashback photo shows Priscilla Cory,
Ernest Borgnine and Judge Malcom Mackie standing in
front of the award winning Occidental Float. "The
float broke down half-way through the parade,
because of a flat tire," says Priscilla, leaving us
stranded around Hill and Colorado Blvd. The dress
I'm wearing is the same dress worn by Hedy Lamarr
in the movie, "Comrade X", at least, that's what
Western Costums stated. The gown was choosen by Wm
Adrisn, the floats executive director."
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-----It
just goes to show you, says Troy about the TV and
Film industry -- "NOTHING IN THIS WORLD IS
PERMANENT" . . . so follow the
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take some advice from a dinner-time chat with
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