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Hollywood Museum’s Barbara Eden Birthday Bash Bestows us All a Look at Authentic Jeannie Bottle and Costume all in One!!!
On an otherwise humdrum Hollywood evening, plagued by customary traffic congestion, smog, hot dog street commerce, hot dog noshing, accompanied by fictional furry or comely characters competing for a donation or two, the lobby of the Hollywood Museum was jam … Continue reading
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Riveting ‘The Max Factor’ Documentary Makes its Debut at The Hollywood Museum: The Self Same Building in Which the Make-Up Empire Arose
Just as the sheen of the summer of 2019 was beginning to need one more touch up before its final close-up, throngs of actors, musicians, producers, and showbiz folk alike wheeled their previously pale faces into the old Max Factor … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Fashion, Health and Beauty, Miscellanious, Television
Tagged Bette Davis, Clara Kuperberg, Donelle Dadigan, Hollywood History, Judy Garland, Julia Kuperberg, Kate Linder, Lee Purcell, Leonard Maltin, makeup, Marilyn Monroe, Martin Cove, Max Factor, The Hollywood Museum, Wichita Films
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Award winning Hollywood Actors, Composers, and Local Government Officials Gather at The Hollywood Bowl in Support of Jose Iturbi Foundations’ Sponsorship of “A Decade of Dudamel” in Commemoration of The Dude’s Tenth Year as Music Director!
It was a night of never-ending musical notes, nostalgia, and a bit of Knots Landing intrigue as Grammy, Emmy, Tony, Golden Globe & Academy Award Winners settled into the enchanted shaded patio, just a hair and to the left above … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Music
Tagged Donelle Dadigan, Jose Iturbi, Jose Iturbi Foudation, Tchaikovsky, The Hollywood Bowl, The Hollywood Museum
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The Pointer Sisters Unwittingly Convert The Hollywood Museum into Disco as Donelle Dadigan Unveils Latest Exhibit: A Pointer Sister “Ever After” 50 Years Through the Eyes of Anita Pointer
–Ahhh, driving to the mall with your mother on a cricket-filled, starry summer night to the tune of “Slow Hand,” all the while knocking the cold ball of sugary goodness that was supposed to be the top of your ice … Continue reading
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7th Annual ‘Real to Reel: Portrayals and Perceptions of LGBTs in Hollywood’ Exhibit Opening Honors not only the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall, but Lily Tomlin, Jane Wagner, Lisa Vanderpump, and Tyler Henry to Boot (and High Heeled Shoe!)
On the sixth day of June, just an evening-and-a-half prior to the most fab of parades the land over, The Hollywood Museum kicked off said celebration of Pride with the opening of the most recent unveiling in recognition of all … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Attractions, Events, Fashion, Miscellanious
Tagged Bruce Vilanch, Donelle Dadigan, Hollywood Museum, Hollywood Museum’s 7th Annual Real to Reel, Jane Wagner, Judy Tenuta, Kevin Spirtas, LGBT, LGBTQ, Lily Tomlin, Lisa Vanderpump, Mitch O’Farrell, Ron Galperin, Trail-Blazer Award, Tyler Henry
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Hollywood Museum Celebrates 80 Years of “Batman” in Latest Catwoman Display, & 80 Plus Years Combined via Christening of its new “Six Million Dollar Man” and “Bionic Woman” Exhibit!
It was a night of nostalgia, nimble precision, and nestling, and as throngs of stars, classic, current and transcontinental convened at the Hollywood Museum to commemorate, if not celebrate, the 46th anniversary of the airing of the Six Million Dollar … Continue reading
Hollywood Museum Founder and President Donelle Dadigan Opens up Lobby of Historic Max Factor Building to Honor Lucille Ball on 30 Year Anniversary of Passing
On the elegantly festive evening of April 24th Nobody had any splainin’ to do as roughly 200 Los Angeles denizens in the form of fans, journalists, colleagues, and caterers alike, descended upon the Hollywood Museum to celebrate the life, and … Continue reading
Legendary Sports Analyst Dick Vitale to be Bestowed Lifetime Achievement Award at 40th Annual Sports Emmy® Awards
On February 12th 2019, The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) proclaimed Dick Vitale, one of the most highly respected, colorful color commentators the athletic world over, to be this year’s recipient of Lifetime Achievement Award for Sports … Continue reading
The Ultimate Autobiographical Interview with Mrs. C: Marion Ross’ “My Days: Happy or Otherwise”: From Bogie and Bacall to TV Mother of us All!!!
Marion Ross: Upon conjuring her image, one might primarily envisage a most neatly coiffed raven up do, grounded by a commensurately elegant petticoated skirt under a full body apron, and the all-around genteel vintage American allure of the most feminine … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Television
Tagged autobiography, Books, Classic TV, Happy Days, Marion Ross, The Love Boat
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National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Announces Digital Drama Series Pre-Nominations for The 46th Annual Daytime Emmy® Awards!
On February 19, 2019 The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) revealed the latest in cutting edge TV programming excellence via the Digital Drama Series Pre-Nominations in preparation for the 46th Annual Daytime Emmy® Awards. In order to … Continue reading
