Is that because of the $12 million she made on Winged Creatures or the $14.5 million from Nothing But the Truth? Or maybe it wasn't enough millions from the 10 or 20 movies prior to that?

Then she played Michael P. Keaton's girlfriend in real life, and it was all downhill after that.

She was by far the weakest link on "Friends," turning in one abysmal performance after another, shouting her lines with the hope that saying them louder would somehow make her funny.

It is unbelievable that in a country of 300 million people, and a planet of 7 billion, that "Full House" represents the best that there could be in 'tween entertainment of its time. The same for "Saved by the Bell." And the Olsens were the absolute worst of it.

It's got to be the Hollywood gatekeepers keeping everyone else out, because how else could you explain such crap getting onto television, then and now, when there is so much real talent out there.

With talent out there like "The Sopranos" or "Friday Night Lights," how can shows like "According to Jim" or "Cavemen" even get past a script reader, much less on primetime television?

Jay Mohr needs to go on that same magical island (i.e., away from the rest of us) with Bob Saget and 'E' from "Entourage."

If any writer ever has a hard time selling a series, have him look at this. Better yet, show it to the network executive who is saying no.

Actually looks like Clay Aiken having a feel.

And Los Feliz girl, are you saying she lives in Los Feliz now? Because last I knew she lived at Point Dume in Malibu, and she's from Lake Mary, Florida. Talk about yer hick towns.

Has anyone asked the question, why is a film based in New York, about New York, where New York is supposedly "the fifth character" premiering in London? What a snub.

They're advertising some kind of "Zoey is back" TV movie, presumably all grown up and allowed to live a "Sex and the City" lifestyle now.

This would have had to have been shot before she started showing, so it looks like the Jamie-Lynn PR machine was fast on the uptake while the rest of us were swallowing our gum on the news of her pregnancy.

Women have been wearing Uggs in LA for almost 20 years now, the women on soap operas wear terry cloth bedroom slippers because they never show their feet. Who cares?

btw, Melissa Joan Hart was once a real hottie, and for quite a while had the best boobs on television.

White's are still there. She is destined to become the next forgettable Taylor Hicks.

Also, Kristy had a long pre-Idol contract with Arista Nashville (Carrie Underwood's label) and released several CDs and music videos with them. She may still be with them, but I heard she was not.

The Tom Hanks movie did a good job of showing what might happen to someone who went from a hearty American diet to barely existing on scarce, low fat food from the middle of nowhere. He went from fat and puffy to lean and wiry. Hurley would at least drop down to normal size.

And I hate, hate, hate when women refer to themselves as attractive, no matter how attractive they actually are. It's the most boorish of behavior.

And I remember many of these restaurants well. Except "The Grill on the Alley" was just "The Grill," with its $25 Caesar salad (which I see cost even less now), Kate Mantilini was where everything happened after 11pm (or on Sunday morning when the cast of "thirtysomething" would usually show up; great spinach pancakes, too).

There was also Coyote with their pre-CPK barbeque chicken pizza hidden away in the Hollywood Hills, Thai Dishes, Anthony's and Baja Cantina in Malibu (not to mention "The Sandcastle" on Paradise Cove with their $5 dinner specials. I also remember Stepps downtown that had this great foccacia bread.

I remember when I first got to LA and saw that a burger at Hamburger Hamlet (now used as a joke on "Entourage") was over $8 (sitting next to Michael Keaton out with Courtney Cox when she still had talent, that shows you how long ago this was), I about fell out of my chair. Now if burgers are under $8 I wonder what's wrong with them.

And then for the money to not even make it to its charitable purpose, as the audit states. I hope no one gives one penny this year.

How many American donations does that $700,000 car of Simon's represent? Not to mention the $20 million house he just picked up in Beverly Hills.

It's one thing to make a lot of money and spend it on luxuries like that, and I really don't mind that, but then to ask other people of far more modest means (like a fraction of one percent) to give money to your charity and call it "giving back?"

What do we have to give back? We're just sitting home watching the show, buying products from your advertisers. You are the ones making all the big bucks.

Give back your own damn money if it's so f'ing important to you. We need ours to buy things, like electricity, water, gasoline, food, medicine, taxes...

Finding out God is an ape, however, would be.

99.999% libs in media and entertainment just because that's who that business is composed of is wrong, half the country is being ignored in programming, commentary and news coverage.

In radio, it's the opposite, all conservative, but in that case libs don't seem to be able to get enough ratings to stay on the air, they've tried again and again.

But however you slice it, Kathie Lee Gifford is the wrong choice for anything, this decade or any other.