STARS STILL SHINE
By Sibyl Farson
If true comedy is seeing two sides of a
situation, then Carol Hughes, 67, was
blessed with eyes in the back of her head.
She never realized she could share this
gift with others until age 40. That is when
she started using her comedic muscles to
reach new heights as a stand-up comic.
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There will be Gold in Palm Desert on April 9, 2010
By Sibyl Farson
Decades before “American Idol,” 12
beautiful young girls—who came to be
known as “The Golddiggers”—discovered
their fortune of success when Dean Martin
selected them among thousands
auditioning in major U.S. and Canadian
cities to sing and dance on his variety
show.
After several appearances in 1969 their
popularity led to Dean’s featuring them on
his summer replacement show, titled:
“Dean Martin Presents The Golddiggers.”
Praising their talent and beauty, he also
promoted their nubile youth by
announcing his scotch was now the oldest
thing on his show.
Patricia Starr
~ Cycles Cross Country
Patricia Starr, 72, spent
fifty (50) days bicycling
across country to raise funds
for a music scholarship at
Santa Barbara City College.
Raul R. Rodriguez,
Conceptual Designer for the
Tournament of Roses Parade
says Patricia Starr is “A true
inspiration to all, Patricia shows
us how to reach deep and bring
out the best in each of us."
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Marge Rivingston
A Great Life at 82
Question: What are you
up to now?
At age 82, I am still very
active and involved in vocal
coaching. I have a wonderful
array of students studying
Broadway music to jazz.
Question: How did you
become interested in
music?
My involvement with the
Broadway Theater came
mostly in the late seventies
through the eighties.
Broadway was very hot and interesting then.
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