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Celebrated Hollywood author and film historian Laurie Jacobson discusses Dishing Hollywood, her scintillating book about the most notorious scandals that have rocked Tinseltown from the early part of the 20th century up to the present. Tales of lives cut short, unsolved mysteries, dramatic suicides and steamy affairs fill the pages of Jacobson’s revealing romp through some of Hollywood’s biggest scandals involving stars like Gary Cooper, Lana Turner, Robert Mitchum, John Wayne, Marilyn Monroe, Debbie Reynolds, Frank Sinatra, Natalie Wood, River Phoenix and many more. Jacobson, who loves to talk about everything Hollywood, has written and produced documentaries, television series and specials, and appears regularly on TV and radio. Her other books include Hollywood Heartbreaks, Hollywood Haunted and Timmy’s in the Well: The Jon Provost Story, which she co-authored with her husband, the former child actor who played Timmy in TV’s Lassie.

Director Michael Webber drops by to talk about "The Elephant in the Living Room," his award-winning documentary about the dangers of keeping wild animals as household pets. This impressive film, the Humane Society's 2011 Genesis Award recipient, makes its DVD debut on August 23. Webber also boasts credits as a producer and visual effects expert. He's worked on such previous films as "Like Dandelion Dust," "House," and "Thr3e."

Through the magic of imagination and technology, Charles Dickens drops by to talk about film versions of " A Christmas Carol." Plus Morgan Lawrence, author of "The Streets Ran Red," joins in the discussion of other favorite Christmas movies. Popular BTR personality Wacko Bob co-hosts this special Christmas episode.

Love is all around during the holiday season. That’s why Movie Addict Headquarters is presenting a special medley of songs about Christmas and Love. During this fifteen-minute episode, listeners are encouraged to sing along with such performers as Judy Garland, Elvis Presley, Lucie Arnaz, Alice Faye, Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke and Dave Barnes. Each song represents the season or an oldie-but-goodie film, including MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, THE BAND WAGON, HELLO FRISCO HELLO, and MARY POPPINS. Among the songs scheduled are: All I Want for Christmas Is You, You and the Night and the Music, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, You’ll Never Know,  Here Comes Santa Claus, and Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.