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Tuesday, September 13th, 2005 03:40 amHalf way asleep...been reading fanfiction for the past *squints at clock* 2 hours and flist for the hour before that. In an attempt to not crash before I finish reading, I will post a little Alan Alda mention from my Entertainment Weekly magazine. Normally get it on fridays, but didn't get it until today. It might be lost by tomorrow, so..yeah. I hate being sleepy!
Anyways, it is on page 92, under the books section. The headline is
Celeb Bio 101: Tasty Hollywood Dishes
There are 4 Celebs, each with a picture, and some info about the book they have written. Alan Alda's says:
Never Have Your Dog Stuffed Alan Alda
The actor's superiative memoir is full of surprises; a dad in burlesque, a mom battling schizophrenia, and a childhood spent with showgirls Hollywood Dish Surprisingly little, even with the chapter "Famous Women I have Kissed" (They include Meryl Streep, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Jacqueline Bisset.) Unexpected names dropped Bela Lugosi, Sugar Ray Robinson Bottom Line Alda writes with witty, self-deprecating honesty; our only complaint is that it's just 224 pages A
The other three Celebraties for a B, B, and a C+ for their book ratings.
I appologize for any type-os. I had to retype at least 1/3rd of this.
Anyways, it is on page 92, under the books section. The headline is
Celeb Bio 101: Tasty Hollywood Dishes
There are 4 Celebs, each with a picture, and some info about the book they have written. Alan Alda's says:
Never Have Your Dog Stuffed Alan Alda
The actor's superiative memoir is full of surprises; a dad in burlesque, a mom battling schizophrenia, and a childhood spent with showgirls Hollywood Dish Surprisingly little, even with the chapter "Famous Women I have Kissed" (They include Meryl Streep, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Jacqueline Bisset.) Unexpected names dropped Bela Lugosi, Sugar Ray Robinson Bottom Line Alda writes with witty, self-deprecating honesty; our only complaint is that it's just 224 pages A
The other three Celebraties for a B, B, and a C+ for their book ratings.
I appologize for any type-os. I had to retype at least 1/3rd of this.
