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The Princess Leia diaries
![] As Carrie Fisher explains early in this brisk, entertaining adaptation of her 2006 one-woman stage show, she had famous parents. Debbie Reynolds was the beloved star of "Singin' in the Rain" who possessed a vast storehouse of clothing in her Beverly Hills closet and could always be relied on to transform herself into a movie star before her astonished children's eyes. Eddie Fisher was a crooner who bedded Elizabeth Taylor, among many others, and later wrote a memoir about his conquests, and was almost absent from Carrie's childhood.](http://www.newsday.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2008-12/44080998-19194211.jpg)
Los Angeles Times] As Carrie Fisher explains early in this brisk, entertaining adaptation of her 2006 one-woman stage show, she had famous parents. Debbie Reynolds was the beloved star of "Singin' in the Rain" who possessed a vast storehouse of clothing in her Beverly...Tags: Eddie Fisher, Mike Nichols, Brad Pitt, Imperial and Royal Matters, Celebrity
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Review: 'Wishing Drinking' by Carrie Fisher
Los Angeles TimesWISHFUL DRINKING, by Carrie Fisher. Simon & Schuster, 176 pp., $21. As Carrie Fisher explains early in this brisk, entertaining adaptation of her 2006 one-woman stage show, she had famous parents. Debbie Reynolds was the beloved star of "Singin' in...Tags: Jennifer Aniston, Cary Grant, Family, Health Treatments, Star Wars (movie)
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Luke Skywalker light saber auctioned off
The Associated PressLuke Skywalker's light saber has been on Star Wars fans' Christmas lists for more than 30 years. On Thursday, one fan spent $240,000 to get the real thing: the prop that Mark Hamill used in the first two movies in the original "Star Wars" trilogy. The...Tags: Marlon Brando, Roald Dahl, Auction Service, Los Angeles, Movies
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'Wishful Drinking' by Carrie Fisher
As Carrie Fisher explains it early in this brisk, entertaining adaptation of her 2006 one-woman stage show, she had famous parents. Debbie Reynolds was the beloved star of "Singin' in the Rain" who possessed a vast storehouse of clothing in her Beverly...Tags: Jennifer Aniston, Cary Grant, Family, Health Treatments, Star Wars (movie)
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Preview: 'Lost,' 'That Metal Show,'
wertstv@gmail.comOff the Wall is on the case for the Christmas tube now, too. FINDING "LOST." While we await the just-announced Jan. 21 start of ABC's fifth season, we can flash back to the first year of "Lost" (today and tomorrow at 8p.m., WLNY/55/10). This local...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Mamma Mia! (movie), Gays and Lesbians, Mike Piazza, Minority Groups
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Fast chat with William Katt
Hofstra University on Sunday concludes a three-day run of "Rachel and Julio" at the John Cranford Adams Playhouse. The comic love story, set over three decades, stars two of the Hempstead university's most successful alums, Lainie Kazan and Robert Davi....Tags: Robert Davi, Television, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Cartoons, Star Wars (movie)
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TheJoker's Wild — And Wily, Too
Special to Chicago TribuneFor as long as clowns have been making us laugh, they've disturbed us, too. For more than a century, creators have exploited that duality to craft a variety of nightmares, with homicidal harlequins appearing everywhere from operas ("Pagliacci") to...Tags: Tim Burton, Frank Gorshin, Television, Movies, Heath Ledger
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George Lucas: 'Star Wars' won't go beyond Darth Vader
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThanks to CGI animation, the "Star Wars" saga is coming back to theaters this summer -- but George Lucas said fans shouldn't get their hopes up about any future films that take the epic beyond the point of Darth Vader's death at the end of "Return of...Tags: Literature, George Lucas, Samuel L. Jackson, Cinema Industry, Game Playing
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When TV Christmas specials were truly special
The Washington PostLike reality television, Christmas TV is a great opportunity for stars, ex-stars, near-stars, celebrities you have forgotten about, people fresh out of rehab and Barbara Eden to come together and sing Christmas carols. It's a chance for disparate...Tags: Music, Walt Disney World Resort, Christmas, Washington Post Co., Cher
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SHOWBIZ 7s: 'SNL's' Will Forte's awkward comedy classics
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWill Forte is an SNL actor and the costar and writer of "The Brothers Solomon," which comes out in theaters this week. It's a goofy-looking tale of two socially inept brothers who try to get laid in order to provide their dying father with a grandson....Tags: Patrick Dempsey, Steve Martin, Peter Sellers, Dustin Hoffman, Movies
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Robot Chicken Star Wars
MetromixSince its release in 1977, "Star Wars" and its subsequent sequels and prequels have inspired a virtual TV network full of satires, from Bill Murray's lounge version of the theme song on "Saturday Night Live" to the "Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith" take-...Tags: Jimmy Fallon, Bill Murray, Family, Cartoons, People
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Digital dish
Special to MetromixWill their candy taste as sweet now that "The Simpsons" have hit double digits? Will Caesar make everyone in "Rome" eat salad? And just how big is that house? Find out the answers to these questions, plus what to look out for, in this week's installment...Tags: House and Home, John Stamos, Paramount, Buena Vista (Buena Vista, Virginia), Homer Simpson
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