Actress and model Ginger Alden is known for her role on the daytime drama Capitol. She was also featured in a number of television shows including Hollywood Beat and Life Goes On. A spokeswoman for the Claridge Hotel and Casino, Alden also starred in more than a hundred television commercials and had a successful modeling career for such products like Clairol, Vidal Sassoon, Maybelline, Aziza, Avon and Virginia Slims.

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Songwriter, performer and musical pioneer Gary Wright, world renowned for his classic hits “Dream Weaver,” “Love is Alive” and “Really Wanna Know You,” and for his role in helping to establish the synthesizer as a leading instrument in rock and pop, publishes his autobiography, Dream Weaver: Music, Meditation, and My Friendship with George Harrison, on October 2, 2014.

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British actor Cary Elwes revisits his most famous role in one of Hollywood’s most popular and successful films to cross generations, The Princess Bride, and brings this classic fairy tale to life again for the first time in his memoir As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride, to be released October 14, 2014. Elwes tantalizes fans with never-before-told, behind-the-scenes stories, tidbits and memories of the making of the film, and the book also includes recollections from Rob Reiner, Norman Lear, writer William Goldman and stars Robin Wright, Billy Crystal and Christopher Guest.

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A multiple Tony, Emmy, Obie and Drama Desk Award winner, 69 year-old Swoosie Kurtz is a Broadway icon whose work also includes the films Liar, Liar, Dangerous Liaisons, Citizen Ruth and the television hits Sisters, Pushing Daisies and Mike & Molly.

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