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Christina DeRosa Interview
I spent Friday afternoon with actress Christina DeRosa at the store of her friend Jacob Meir — Shoes for the Stars(7558 Melrose Ave, [email protected], 323-655-2657). Complete video. I meet makeup artist and clothing designer Tal Sheyn. Christina Christina Christina Tal … Continue reading
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Christina DeRosa Interview Jan. 2, 2009 V
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Christina DeRosa Interview Jan. 2, 2009 II
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Christina DeRosa Interview Jan. 2, 2009
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Christina DeRosa Introduces Me To ‘Shoes for the Stars’ III
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Camera of Death Vs. Shoes For The Stars
I spent Friday afternoon with actress Christina DeRosa at the store of her friend Jacob Meir — Shoes for the Stars(7558 Melrose Ave, [email protected], 323-655-2657). Complete video. I meet makeup artist and clothing designer Tal Sheyn. Christina Christina Christina Tal … Continue reading
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Naked Sushi
I’ve been studying Torah with various Orthodox rabbis. I did some of that this afternoon. I love it but I also hate it because I can’t go out and do what I want as easily. It’s less and less fun … Continue reading
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Camera Of Death Vs. Cinema City Film Festival
Cinema City Festival’s website. More pictures. WireImage Ed McMahon, shortly after back surgery Festival co-creator Suzanne DeLaurentis with Ed McMahon and the protagonists of the great new documentary ‘This is War’ Suzanne DeLaurentis, Ed McMahon Ed McMahon Ed McMahon Ed … Continue reading
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