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The Hollywood Life: Mini Darth Vader Volkswagen Super Bowl Spot is a Family Affair

The Hollywood Life: Mini Darth Vader Volkswagen Super Bowl Spot is a Family Affair

Posted on 05. Feb, 2011 by .

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Hollywood is the only place I know where you, your kids, your pets and your property can all aspire to some small shot at fame.  This adorable Super Bowl half-time commercial featuring *a pint-sized Darth Vader was shot in and outside of my in-law’s lovely Tarzana, California ranch home.  Kind of ironic that when it [...]

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BUZZ: Have Child Actor Atticus Shaffer Send Your Digital Holiday Greetings This Year-FREE!

BUZZ: Have Child Actor Atticus Shaffer Send Your Digital Holiday Greetings This Year-FREE!

Posted on 13. Dec, 2010 by .

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Brick, better known as child actor Atticus Shaffer, the youngest sibling in ABC’s hit comedy “The Middle,” is offering his own unique and hilarious, unorthodox advice for the holidays (and beyond) in free, quirky personalized online video greetings, available at ABC.com at http://GreetingsFromBrick.com.  Personally, I can’t think of any child actor I’d rather receive a [...]

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Who are the Top Paid Child Stars of TV & What Do They Have in Common?

Who are the Top Paid Child Stars of TV & What Do They Have in Common?

Posted on 12. May, 2010 by .

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The New York Post reports on the highest salaries of television child stars, and you may be surprised at who comes out of on top.   At 16, CBS teen actor Angus T. Jones make $250,000, per episode of his show “Two and a Half Men,”and according to their new survey, he’s also the highest-paid child star [...]

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Autistic Child Actor, Braeden Reed Cast in “Dear John”

Autistic Child Actor, Braeden Reed Cast in “Dear John”

Posted on 08. Feb, 2010 by .

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Dear John (In theaters Feb 5, 2010) follows the relationship between Savannah Curtis (Amanda Seyfried) and soldier John Tyree (Channing Tatum) as they communicate via love letters over the course of a war-filled decade.  Some of Amanda Seyfield’s scenes also involve a young autistic character, Alan, played by 6 year old Braeden Reed. “To work [...]

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