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Sharon Osbourne
Tim and Nina Zagat share the latest ratings and reviews from their 2007 New York City Restaurants guide. Then, Ellen Burstyn talks about acting, and how it has shaped her life. Plus, Sharon Osbourne reflects on extreme living—from marrying Ozzy Osbourne to battling colon cancer.
Food, Décor, Service, and Cost
Tim and Nina Zagat tell us about the reviews and ratings in the 2007 edition of their beloved New York City Restaurants Zagat Survey.
Make a $75 pledge today and 2007 New York City Zagat is our gift to you.
Make a $75 pledge today and 2007 New York City Zagat is our gift to you.
Ellen Burstyn Gets into Her Own Character
In Lessons in Becoming Myself, Ellen Burstyn reveals how her most powerful roles helped her understand herself better.
Lessons in Becoming Myself is available for purchase at amazon.com
Events: Ellen Burstyn will be speaking and signing books
Wednesday, October 25 at 12 pm
Lincoln Center ...
Sharon Osbourne on Extreme Living
Sharon Osbourne talks about personal strength and public image—from her tenacity as a rock manager and promoter, to the challenges she took on as Ozzy’s wife, to her battle against colon cancer. Her memoir is Sharon Osbourne Extreme.
Sharon Osbourne Extreme is available for purchase at amazon.com
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