| Diane Williams, Ethel Bradley, Gerald Schoenfeld (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat) |
| Diane Mecham Williams, retail entrepreneur, style maven and descendent of one of Sonoma County's pioneer families, died Tuesday morning after a brief illness. She was 79.Ethel Bradley, who was the longest-reigning first lady of Los Angeles as the wife of the city's first black mayor, Tom Bradley, has died. She was 89. |
| 11/26/2008 |
| Industry buzz (San Francisco Chronicle) |
| Need to know: Nick Broomfield evidently does not understand the concept of "idle curiosity." When the British filmmaker finds himself with unanswered questions on a given topic, he makes a documentary about it. Curiosity fueled his "Aileen: Life and Death of... |
| 11/23/2008 |
| Rob Lowe: Flames Were 'Shooting 200 Feet' By Home (CBS 5 Bay Area) |
| Rob Lowe says he and his children fled a wildfire raging in California with just minutes to spare. The 44-year-old actor said Friday in a telephone interview with a local Los Angeles TV station that the entire mountain around his Montecito home was on fire and flames were shooting 200 feet in the air. |
| 11/16/2008 |
| College calendar (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) |
| TCC Southeast Tuesday Business ethics seminar , 4-5 p.m., North Ballroom. Topics: professional demeanor in the workplace, working your way up, customer service and code of ethics. Free. 817-515-3340. Thursday-Saturday Criminal Hearts , 8-10 p.m. Thursday; 2-4 and 8-10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, C.A. Roberson Theatre. $6 general admission; $3 under 18 and over 50; free for TCC ... |
| 11/15/2008 |
| Winfrey, Lowe commiserate as paradise burns (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia News) |
| Montecito is home to the rich and famous, but it's not flashy. It's exclusive, but not haughty. And it's far enough from the sprawl of Los Angeles for comfort _ while still close enough for convenience. People who live in this enclave tucked between the Pacific Ocean and the mountains call it a paradise, one that has long drawn old money and, in recent years, flush celebrities. ... |
| 11/14/2008 |
| Fire comes to Montecito, paradise for rich, famous (AP via Yahoo! Singapore News) |
| Montecito is home to the rich and famous, but not flashy. It's exclusive, but not haughty. And it's far enough from the sprawl of Los Angeles for comfort _ while still close enough for convenience. People who live in this coastal enclave tucked between the Pacific Ocean and the mountains call it a paradise, one that has long drawn old money and, in recent years, flush celebrities ... |
| 11/14/2008 |
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