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Publishing
a Park City report in summer is sorta like celebrating Christmas
in July . . .
1.22.08
Cut & color appointment at Hair
by Kim. Car radio breaking news, Heath Ledger
is dead. Swerve away from Paparazzi swarming Britney Jean
outside Capella
Salon. Nobody
walks in L.A. Safe
in hair chair, peruse Star
Magazine headline, "Inside Britney's Tragic
Freefall From Madness." Kim's assistant and infrequent
visitor to The
Hills, the beauteous Abrea, keeps tabs on Brit,
reports in of the punch-out at next-door Starbucks. No need
to go to Park City to celebrity spot, just stay in L.A.
1.25.08
"I heard all about it." "Heard what?"
"Zach Braff." Sundance scenesters exit Burbank Airport.
Cheap seats on Jet Blue up and away we go, just as the festivals
come to a close. Dennis Wong takes us to
Little World in SLC for authentic Chinese. For
the 1.29.08 exit, it will be Tony
Caputo's Market & Deli for much anticipated
meatball sandwiches and a walk about the Mormon Tabernacle.
Wong +
Astro fan Killian
Up on Main Street
the raucous carouse. Fuse party girls hand out church key
party favors. Slamdance ends, no Joy (Saez) in sight.
1.26.08
Eccles Theatre CSNY
Déjà Vu. "We have all been here
before." The footage of the troubadour activists intercut
with Iraq travesty, political commentary, and new voices of
dissent unfortunately lacks a clear narrative and well-defined
focal point. Yet, the power of "four balding hippies'"
brilliant harmonies, performed without artifice, rings clear
as a bell.
1.27.08
The delicious owners of Main
Street Deli extend the breakfast hour for favorites:
bacon, egg, and havarti cheese sandwich and French toast.
Mmmm. Astro makes his annual celebrity splash at the Entertainment
Weekly headquarters Kimball Art Center. WGA strike
signs line windows.
Sundance screen test.
Dennis: "Producers approached Sidd. He was wearing a
blue coat and they asked him to walk back and forth fifteen
times. It was for Entourage's
sophomore season episode, "The Sundance Kids."
Fun with Dick and Jane
watching the SAG awards. Avid Sundancer, Jane recommends Phoebe
in Wonderland and Stranded.
Chefette Michelle's dinner table discussion revolves around
mutual obsession of
Modern Marvels. After dinner screening of The
Warriors director's cut. Can you dig it?
1.28.08
White out. Dynamite blasts to clear avalanches of the corn
snow.
Nature abhors a vacuum.
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