Posts Tagged ‘Ayla Brown’

★ A sexual harassment lawsuit is being brought against Casey Affleck (above), brother of Ben.

★ Pics of the “Biggest Loser” casting call at the Boston Seaport Hotel, courtesy of the Boston Globe.

★ Dave Foley, comic actor, writer, director and producer, appears at local Massachusetts bar.

★ Bostonian Vulcan Leonard Nimoy makes his mark as a photographer too.

★ Concord, MA’s Steve Carell’s movies disappoint at the box office.

★ Brookline’s Conan O’Brien sells spacious New York City apartment.

★ Newton’s Matt LeBlanc to star in a new Showtime show, after admitting he dyed his hair throughout “Friends”.

★ ”American Idol” contestant Ayla Brown sings at the Pan Mass Challenge in Massachusetts.

★ Burlington, MA Amy Poehler has her second son with Will Arnett.

★ Star of the movie Shazaam, basketballer Shaquille O’Neal signs with the Celtics.

★ Newburyport bakery prepares to audition for the Food Network’s “Cupcake Wars”.

★ Dorchester’s own Mark Wahlberg gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and appears at the Hingham Shipyard for another Wahlberg brother’s new restaurant opening; check out our story and footage in yesterday’s story below!

★ Cast of the Bay State film, Fury Vengeance talk about real life animal encounters at the premiere (above).

★ Two-time Tony Award winning actress Frances Sternhagen, also known as Cliff’s mom on Cheers and Bunny MacDougal on Sex and the City, performs at the Salem Theatre Company.

★ Katie Holmes to star as Jackie Kennedy in HBO miniseries.

★ Jody Adam’s of Harvard Square’s Rialto appears on Bravo’s “Top Chef Masters”.

★ Former Boston contestant from the CBS reality show “Big Brother” may soon be behind bars.

★ Scott Brown’s daughter, and former “American Idol” contestant, Ayla, gets job on CBS’s “The Early Show”.

★ “Project Runway” contestant, designer Kara Janx, to appear at the May 12th and 13th Stylefixx event in Boston, previewing her spring 2010 line.

★ The New England Patriot Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen drop $20 million to build the their ideal home in Brentwood, California.

★ Tom Hanks brings new 10 part miniseries, “The Pacific” to the JFK Museum in Quincy.

★ Shorts in Ports film night features films and their directors in New Hampshire.

★ Mitt Romney raps, is officially declared a “homeboy”.

★ The Dorchester Boys and Girls Club kids shoot their own movie.

★ Boston Celtics coach uses film to teach players a lesson.

★ Beverly High School graduate enters Salem Film Festival with 2 entries.

★ Stephen King’s son appears in Salem for a reading from one of his father’s books.

★ Matt Damon loses Super Bowl bet, wears a Saints jersey on “David Letterman”.

★ New Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown appears on “The Jay Leno Show” while his daughter Ayla releases her new album.

★ Figure skater Nancy Kerrigan’s dad dies after assault from son.

★ Men In Black actor Rip Torn arrested in bank robbery attempt in Connecticut.

★”American Idol” finalist from season 7 stars in Broadway Across America’s presentation of Dreamgirls at the Colonial Theater in Boston this month.

★ Rhode Island College English Professor Thomas Cobb’s Crazy Heart helps struggling actor find his niche as a writer and director.

★ Buy your tickets for the Providence Oscar Night America party.

★ The Boston Globe picks its favorite movies of the decade.

★ Matt Damon appears on the “Hope for Haiti Now” telethon.

★ Mark Wahlberg’s wife gives birth to their fourth child.

★ The new season of “American Idol” premiers with  first episode set in Boston.

★ Anne Hathaway is honored as Woman of the Year in Harvard’s annual Hasty Pudding celebration.

★ Celebrity chef Todd English appears in court regarding assault charges brought against his ex-fiance.

★ The Globe talks to Golden Globe winning creator of “Glee” and Newton native, John Falchuk.

★ Former “American Idol” contestant Ayla Brown sings at her father, Scott Brown’s acceptance speech. Meanwhile, “The Daily Show” and “30 Rock” provide glaring commentary on the Massachusetts special election.

★ Conan O’Brien’s final “Tonight Show”.