Reliable Source: Telemundo star Ana Maria Polo dines at Del Campo

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Actress Uzo Aduba (and everyone else) could hardly wait for Hillary Clinton’s big speech at the Emily’s List gala “There’s only one name I’m really interested in hearing tonight,” said actress Uzo Aduba just before the start of Emily’s List’s 30th Anniversary gala on Tuesday. “It starts with an ‘H’ and ends with a ‘Clinton.’” Clinton, who’s been running an uncampaign for president since, well, 2008, was the marquee player on the night’s roster. Her name was …  Read full article »

Cause Celeb: former ‘Supernanny’ Jo Frost lobbies Hill on vaccinations

Celeb: That British accent, that no-nonsense demeanor — it’s Jo Frost, the nanny turned child-care expert and author who starred in the former ABC show “Supernanny.” Cause: Childhood vaccinations across the globe, led by the U.N. Foundation’s Shot@Life program. Frost has no truck with the anti-vaxxers who’ve been the focus of media attention lately. “As parents, we have …  Read full article »

Telemundo star Ana Maria Polo dines at Del Campo

Hey, isn’t that… Telemundo star Ana Maria Polo, dining out at trendy Del Campo in Chinatown on Monday night? Polo might have flown under the radar with some diners, but those in the know — including, apparently, half the kitchen staff — recognized the Cuban-American lawyer from her show, “Caso Cerrado” (“Case Closed”), where she presides over court cases …  Read full article »

We talk to the new stars of ‘Sharknado’ Mark Cuban and Ann Coulter

Yesterday, when the Syfy channel announced that Mark Cuban, the billionaire businessman, and Ann Coulter, the conservative columnist, had both been cast in “Sharknado 3,” the Washington installment of the campy disaster movie, we had one question: Um, why? But not for Syfy’s top executives. The “Sharknado” francise is built on seemingly random impossibilities (hello, shark tornadoes?). But why would Cuban …  Read full article