- Judith Evans Thomas - GLAMMA, GLAMGAL & GLAM TRAVEL

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Nominate a Glam-ma!

If you are or know of a woman who fits the portrait of a Glam-ma, she will be entered into the Glamgal/Glam-ma contest and be interviewed by me for possible inclusion on my website and/or blog. Eventually there will be a drawing for a free weekend at my Hilton Head beach house (well to be accurate, it's not on the beach itself but it is on a fabulous marsh and walking distance to the golf club in Wexford Plantation). Transportation isn't included but it's easy to drive or fly there.

Who is a Glam-ma?
* Baby Boomer (okay to be born before '45 though)
* Fun, funny, & loves life.
* Looking to explore the next phase of life with gusto.
* Wants to connect to other glam-ma's and share stories/ideas and adventures.
* Feels good about herself and doesn't care if she's a size six. It's okay if she is however. Her friends come in all sizes, shapes and colors.
* Loves to shop, travel, eat, read and share.

Send entries to me at glamgal.judith@gmail.com

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Carl Kurlander and friends have written and are producing "A Tale of Two Cities" documentary of Pittsburgh and its past... Carl and his past and the future of both. Check out the website. We're hoping it makes it to Sundance and wins. Our son Ross came in from California to work on the film. And thousands of Pittsburg natives have gathered in New York, LA and Pittsburgh to be filmed singing "It's A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood."
http://www.thepittsburghmovie.com/

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The Steeltown Summit,held at WQED Studios brought together a star studded group of Pittsburgh's own Hollywood success stories --all were here to brainstorm how they can help revitalize Pittsburgh's film and entertainment industry.
To keep up on the project, check their website:
http://www.SteeltownEntertainment.org

A partial list of participants:
Peter Ackerman- screenwriter/playwright, Ice Age, Pajama Game (Broadway revival)

David Conrad- actor, Anything Else, Men of Honor, who while co-starring in NBC’s Miss Match recently purchased a loft in Pittsburgh so he could stay close to his hometown roots.

Eric Gold- manager/producer, Ellen Degeneres, Jim Carrey, Will Farrell, Vince Vaughn whose producing credits include Scary Movie, In Living Color, and PBS’ American Family. Eric’s mother Thelma Landay used to book talent acts at Pittsburgh’s famed The Holiday House.

Bernie Goldmann- producer, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Taking Lives; former President Village Roadshow Pictures which produced The Matrix, Training Day (directed by Pittsburgh’s own Antoine Fuqua), and Ocean’s 11.

Carl Kurlander (co-founder, Steeltown )- screenwriter/writer/producer, St. Elmo’s Fire, Saved by the Bell

Maxine Lapiduss (co-founder, Steeltown) - writer/producer, Roseanne, Ellen, Dharma & Greg

Sally Lapiduss- writer/producer, Mad About You, The Nanny, The Tracy Morgan Show

Rob Marshall-- director, Chicago, ABC’s Annie, director and/or choreographer, Cabaret, Kiss Of The Spider Woman, Victor/Victoria, Company, Daman Yankees, and Little Me

Terri Minsky- creator/executive producer, Lizzie McGuire, Less Than Perfect who was an intern at WQED.

George Romero- director, Night of The Living Dead, The Dark Half, Creepshow

Jack Smith- co-exec. producer, Young and the Restless which shoots its exteriors in Pittsburgh

Jamie Widdoes- director, 8 Simple Rules…, My Wife and Kids, actor, Animal House