by Ruby Comer The Plaza is the place! This is my home away from home. It has all the amenities of my camp in L.A., and more. There’s a swimming pool, a spa, a golf course, a fitness center, and best of all, housekeeping service. The rooms are condo-size with stoves, patios, skylights, and some provide stunning views. And this is peachy—they provide a flashlight to find your way in the desert night and to better see the remote control (yes, this old broad needs [...]

Ann-Margret delivers her best performance in her role as quiet advocate for the AIDS community by Dann Dulin A star was born…when Ann-Margret coolly sashayed before the camera in her debut film, the 1962 Rogers & Hammerstein musical State Fair. Glimmering in sunny yellow short-shorts and a breezy white and yellow polka-dot blouse, her golden red hair flowed and bounced, framing her angelic face and radiant, sexy smile. An AIDS activist was born…when Ann-Margret delivered a rousing and moving speech on Hollywood’s Paramount Studios lot in 1985 [...]