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Who Brings The Flea Powder?
Brian Copeland interviewed me on Channel 7′s 7Live program. Watch the interview below: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post
Check out this great review from monstersandcritics.com: In her new memoir “Wild Thymes,” Bay Area caterer Sally Van Slyke does not hold back as she dishes about less than savory encounters with some of Hollywood’s biggest movie stars, whom she handled during her reign as a top VP of marketing at Universal Pictures in the [...]
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Check out the article posted on Women and Hollywood: It’s a Wild Thyme for Women in 21st Century Hollywood The status and authority of women participating in various aspects of the film and television industry has made great strides in the past twenty years. Two years ago a woman actually was awarded the Oscar for [...]
Recently I was interviewed by Jan Wahl of KRON 4. Watch the interview below! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post
First, and most importantly of all I want to thank every single person who attended my Book Launch Party at the Highlands Country Club. I realize what busy people you all are and I cannot fully express how much I appreciate your time and support. I had fun and it looked to me like you [...]
As a member of the Academy, I was recently featured in the LA Times “Unmasking The Academy” article, with my profile being featured next to such big names as Madonna and Haley Joel Osment. Read what they had to say about me below! And don’t forget about my book signing and release party tomorrow! Details and address [...]
This week we celebrate two of the greatest men the world will ever know. Dr. Martin Luther King would have turned 83 January 15. Our nation celebrates in his memory on the second Monday of each January with a national holiday. I, however, also take this day to celebrate the memory of his wife, Coretta [...]
I was more than thankful to see 2011 fade into history. I purposefully waited to blog until after the holidays and at least a week of the brand new year had passed. One always learns, and 2011 taught me: 1. Grief is an intangible and one can never be prepared for it. All one can [...]
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