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Há 7 horas · Barbara Eden, viele von uns kennen sie besser als bezaubernde Jeannie", schrieb die Moderatorin dazu. "92 Jahre ist sie inzwischen alt und sie wollte unbedingt einmal in ihrem Leben nach Mallorca!"
Há 7 horas · Barbara Eden, viele von uns kennen sie besser als bezaubernde Jeannie“, schrieb die Moderatorin dazu. „92 Jahre ist sie inzwischen alt und sie wollte unbedingt einmal in ihrem Leben nach Mallorca!“ Marcel Remus habe ihr den Wunsch erfüllt. Frauke Ludowig hat Barbara Eden dort für ein Interview getroffen.
Há 7 horas · Uma viagem pela história do cinema através dos filmes, recordando cineastas e actores, mas tamnbém os livros que lhes são dedicados.
Há 1 dia · I Dream of Jeannie star Barbara Eden was full of smiles as she was pictured with friends this week enjoying lunch.. The 92-year-old, who has rarely been pictured in recent years, was seen leaving a Los Angeles restaurant with her friends as she wore a bright cherry red blazer and tailored black pants with a small wedge heel.
Há 7 horas · A new report from CNBC found that housekeepers in South Florida — one of the wealthiest areas in the United States — are routinely making more than $100,000 per year. The trend is being driven in large part by the "mass wealth migration" to Florida from other high-tax states like New York, according to the outlet.
Há 7 horas · Carmen tinha um voz espetacular, fez Felicia dos Tiny Toons, tempestade dos X-men, Mistica do desenho dos x-men, deu sua voz jessica lange, kate Bates, rebeca romin estamos, lauren holy, Cher , Lidia franco, marcia Harden, Halle barry, talia shire, barbara eden, Lisa London, susan blakely, Vivica fox, Anita barone, margot kidder, vez o huguinho em ducktales e varios desenhos.
Há 7 horas · Yes, Merlin Stone hurled lightning bolts into our hearts and minds and bookshelves. Merlin Stone Remembered is a new book edited by Dr. Carol F. Thomas, Dr. David B. Axelrod, and Stone’s life partner Leonard Schneir, with an introduction by Gloria Orenstein, professor emerita, USC. Orenstein opens the book by putting Stone’s work in context.
