The Baked Potato is a noted night club located in Studio City, California, often regarded as the world's oldest music venue specializing in jazz fusion music. The club's name is derived from its unusual menu which features more than 20 types of baked potatoes.The club was opened in 1970 by composer and musician Don Randi, and often featured his band Quest for many years after opening. It has served in years past as a launchpad for notable musicians including Al Jarreau, Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, Tom Scott and many others. The club has also served as a site for numerous live recordings and music videos, and has also been a magnet for Hollywood celebrities such as actor and jazz afficianado Clint Eastwood.In recent years the club has moved even more towards featuring jazz fusion, and draws visitors from around the world to see artists such as Michael Landau, Scott Henderson, Planet X, Andy Summers, Mitchel Forman, Scott Kinsey and dozens of others.

All these women wanted was a inspirational speech from her and all they got was the shaft. According to local news these women did all they could to raise over $30000 to bring her in bake sales, etc... We all know that Star isn't worth crap, I hope she gets the stiff from this and we see her on true Hollywood story asap when her show flops.

"The copy-control technologies baked into Vista and the Windows Media platform cover plenty of ground, but who benefits?" ComputerWorld's Matt McKenzie reports about Vista's DRM technologies. Hardware based DRM - TPM, OPM, Protected Video Path (PVP), the hollywood factor, WGA/SPP, the Zune disconnect, the end of WMDRM, PlaysForSure and much more.

Hollywood doesn't just have to worry about genuine word-of-mouth coming from moviegoers who actually attend a movie before spreading the word -- good or bad -- it also has to defend against secondary word-of-mouth based on little more than a half-baked opinion or a snarky headline.