OLIVER STONE CAUSES WAVES WITH HIS NEW "BUSH" FILM as ABHTM tells all plus more!

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 10, 2008 --

Argentina Brunetti’s Hollywood Time Machine is now the premiere nostalgia celebrity entertainment site on the web. This week ABHS tells all about Oliver Stone’s controversial “Bush” screenplay (FLASH Article), plus Richard Widmark, Hollywood’s perennial “Mr. Hard Guy”, dies at 93 - Brad Pitt to become British explorer in “The Lost city of Z” - Madonna becomes inspiration for “Command Performance” - Remember the big eyed children paintings of the ‘50s? A Keane bio film is in the works - Yesterday’s Memories Today are from 1945 with ¬¬Judy Garland singing: “The Atchison Topeka & The Santa Fe” plus the Oscar picks “The Lost Weekend” as Best film – from 1971 with Three Dog Night singing: “Joy To The World” & Oscar going to “The French Connection” – from 1938 with Bob Hope & Shirley Ross singing “Thanks for the Memories” & “Gone With the Wind“ taking home the Oscar – from 1989 with Madonna singing: “Like a Prayer” & the Oscar winner is “Driving Miss Daisy”- Q&A: Is the Mob on your mobile phone? - your emails - Mystery Celebrity Photo Contest- The very best film trailers from past and present:”Somebody Up There Likes Me” (1956), “Meet Dave”(2008), “Summer Place” (1959) & “Around The World in 80 Days” (1956) -The Nostalgia Nitch: Tennessee Ernie Ford sings “16 Tons” - Argy’s Star Corner - Hollywood Stories archives and much, much more all at http://www.argentinabrunetti.com and for the perfect gift for the persons on your ‘A’ list, young and old, who have everything, order copies of Argentina’s best selling bio-novel, “ In Sicilian Company” now! It’s for everyone, and available at book stores across America as well as on line at all leading Internet book sellers including amazon.com Proceeds go to children’s charities via The Argentina Brunetti Foundation.