Rhea Perlman

  A ccording to "Deadline" Sony Pictures is preparing to do a movie adaptation of ZORRO , not the legend but the novel by famous Isabel Allende . The swashbuckling adventure story will reveal the history behind the legendary masked man, from being born as a son of an aristocratic Spanish military man turned landowner and a Shoshone female warrior, and growing up as a witness of the brutal injustices dealt to Native Americans by European settlers, to being a student in Napoleonic Spain, and...Read Full Story

Photo and autograph courtesy of the G Archives. Happy birthday to actress Rhea Perlman who celebrates birthday number 64 today.  You’d think because she played the sharp tongued and sometimes mean spirited waitress Carla on “Cheers” that she’d be the same way in real life.  I’m here to tell you, she’s anything but mean.  Rhea Perlman is very nice and actually pretty soft spoken in person.  That’s always one of the things I enjoy about seeing a person on the screen versus real life.  Also...Read Full Story

Danny devito and his wife Rhea Perlman talk Chile Earthquake Danny devito and his wife Rhea Perlman talk about the Chile earthquake and the Hawaii tsunami at the 14th annual Keep Memory Alive gala dinner at the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas, NV on February 27, 2010. Please vote for Nicole Brown as your red carpet correspondent: www.gotcast.com PS: Sorry about the sound quality! My mike broke and I had to roll with it. Sometimes things happen to the best of us and we just have to make do...Read Full Story

This Saturday November 19 was officially National Adoption Day. Created 11 years ago, it is an effort to bring visibility to the hundreds of foster kids in the US who are waiting to become part of a permanent family. You can see what happened all around the country on the Day at this link: www.nationaladoptionday.org Happily, Los Angeles celebrates a day early and I was invited to the Los Angeles County Children’s Court on Friday to help facilitate an adoption. Of course, the adoption would...Read Full Story

Systems systems systems. It’s been 2 months since I wrote a blog for this blog. I gotta tell ya, I’ve been blogged down in systems this summer. My own personal family drama has put me in touch with way more than I ever wanted to know about California Social Services and rules and regulations affecting the senior citizens in this state. Systems are necessary and important, but the needs of the individuals they serve are often sacrificed in order for the system to serve the whole… which brings...Read Full Story