Today I thought I’d tell a recent story and it involves one of my favorite people. The amazing, Betty White. In 1995, I worked on a pilot called Maybe This Time with Betty White, Marie Osmond and some new guy, … Continue reading →
Last month, I told you a little about my other favorite George. Carlin. I have another fun story that happened from the George Carlin Show via my husband and this one is as odd as they come. So… one day, … Continue reading →
I have to come clean with this week’s Hollywood story. It’s not really mine. It’s my husband’s. One of our favorite people in Hollywood was George Carlin. That man was a class act. My husband worked on his show, aptly … Continue reading →
I thought I’d tell you a little about one of my early -might even be my FIRST- on camera experience. I think many people realize that luck and timing have a lot to do with working in Hollywood. Take for … Continue reading →
It’s been a while since I’ve given you one of my old Hollywood stories, so I thought I’d scour my foggy brain and see what I could come up with. When I first got my foot in the door (working … Continue reading →
Happy New Year! Before I get into this month’s blog, I want to wish you all a very healthy and happy 2014! One of the best things about working in Hollywood is it’s such a small town. (Since I’m one … Continue reading →
Happiness is… enjoying the moment. Since this is the last post of 2013, I thought I’d do a little reflection. Juggling writing and show business has been a bit of a struggle, but I’ve learned something in the process. I’ve … Continue reading →
I usually tell a story from way back when I first started in show biz, but this month’s Hollywood story is as fresh as it gets. This past week, my husband directed an episode of my current show, The Thundermans. … Continue reading →
Last week was a bit of a milestone week as far as my Hollywood life goes. It was 25 years ago that I started working as a dialogue coach on Roseanne. I saw in the news (CNN, I think) where … Continue reading →
This months’ Hollywood story is one of my more embarrassing moments, but I figure I should come clean since… well… why not. No one will care. LOL. I first got my foot in the (Hollywood) door working as a Page … Continue reading →