With a busy month in appearances, Barbara Eden and Bill Daily add another by appearing at the Hollywood Show in Burbank, CA October 8-10, 2010.

It should also be noted that one time IDOJ guest star Bernard Fox (Abdul the Great from "Is There an Extra Genie in the House?") will also be in attendance.

You can find at more at Hollywood Show.com.

Due to the advanced nature of this announcement it should be considered a tentative engagement.  Time, date and venue may change without notice or the event as scheduled may be cancelled. Travel plans or bookings should be carefully considered in light of these possibilities. Stay tuned for more information.

Barbara Eden, Larry Hagman, Linda Gray, Patrick Duffy and Charlene Tilton are going to attend this year's Chiller Theatre convention this October 27-31, 2010. http://www.chillertheatre.com/main.htm

And Larry Hagman, Barbara Eden and Bill Daily are going to attend the Dragon Con convention in Atlanta Georgia this September 3-6, 2010. http://www.dragoncon.org/

Due to the advanced nature of this announcement it should be considered a tentative engagement.  Time, date and venue may change without notice or the event as scheduled may be cancelled. Travel plans or bookings should be carefully considered in light of these possibilities. Stay tuned for more information.

For the five seasons that she starred on the classic television comedy “I Dream of Jeannie,” Barbara Eden could conjure up anything from valuable artwork to an elephant with a nod and a blink.

So why did it take her four decades since the series ended its run to write a memoir about her life and career?

“Quite frankly, it scared the Dickens out of me,” Ms. Eden said in a telephone interview. “I was quite frightened of doing this. I’ve been asked several times, and it’s daunting to talk about yourself. It gets to the soft spots inside you.”

On Tuesday the Crown Archetype imprint of Random House’s Crown Publishing division said that it would release a memoir by Ms. Eden, called “Jeannie Out of the Bottle,” in the spring of 2011.

As its title implies, the book will have its share to say about “I Dream of Jeannie,” on which Ms. Eden played the mystically empowered title character from 1965 to 1970. “She’ll have a big voice in this story,” Ms. Eden said, “but a lot went on before Jeannie.”

Born in Tucson and raised in San Francisco, Ms. Eden, 75, studied singing at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and won the Miss San Francisco pageant in 1951 before moving to Los Angeles to pursue acting. Though she’d performed comedy with the likes of Johnny Carson and Lucille Ball, Ms. Eden said that “Jeannie” was “just another job” when the series, about a 2,000-year-old genie and the American astronaut who discovers her bottle, came on her radar.

The Dallas VIP 30-year reunion at Southfork Ranch is now available for purchase.

This is the link: http://www.dallasreuniondvd.com/

The DVD has coverage of the reunion, behind the scenes interviews, the private welcome dinner at the Dallas House of Blues and so much more...

TVShowsonDVD.com is reporting that the Seventh and Final Season of Sabrina the Teenage Witch featuring Barbara Eden's last appearance as Sabrina's Great Aunt Irma, the evil matriarch of the Spellman clan, will be released on DVD July 27, 2010, a mere four months after the Sixth Season release which featured two episodes with Barbara.

Aunt Irma pops in during the episode titled "A Fish Tale" fuming because Sabrina is going to marry a mortal and so Aunt Irma turns him into a fish!

Larry Hagman will be attending Dragon Con

Atlanta, GA

September 3 -6, 2010 

Here is the link:

http://www.dragoncon.org/index.php

Hollywood celebrities frequently visit patients at VA hospitals, shaking hands, signing autographs and posing for photographs. But one famous television celebrity enjoys visiting with Veterans in Albuquerque, N.M., so much that he became a hospital volunteer.

Bill Daily starred as Major Roger Healey on television’s “I Dream of Jeannie” starting in 1965. The series about two astronauts and a beautiful genie in a bottle ended in 1970, after which he was a regular on “The Bob Newhart Show” from 1972 to 1978.

These days, the 82-year-old actor makes Albuquerque his home and continues to make his fans laugh every Wednesday when he visits Veterans at the Raymond G. Murphy VA Medical Center. Daily’s warm heart and gift of gab keep patients entertained for about four hours each week. Making patients laugh was just what Daily said he needed at this point in his life. “In my time, people died at age 50, and 60 was considered old,” Daily said. “So, all of a sudden, I’m 75 and I thought I could live another 15 years and I’ve got to do something. This year was the best Christmas I’ve ever had because I felt like I’m finally doing something.”

He’s been a hospital volunteer for nearly one year, and the room-to-room visits with Veterans fills a void in his life, he said. Some friends of his also volunteer at the medical center, and suggested he join them. When Daily first thought about coming to volunteer, he worried about doing just a stand-up routine. Realizing a routine would work just one time, he decided to simply meet with patients.

Bill Daily volunteers at the Albuquerque VA Medical Center.

Actress Barbara Eden will be the celebrity guest on March 7, 2010 for the What a Night! Gala celebration of the Oscars at the Inn at Spanish Bay.

Eden is best known for her Golden Globe-nominated role as Jeannie in the I Dream of Jeannie TV series and her roles in 15 films.

The gala will benefit the American Red Cross, Monterey Bay Area Chapter and the Monterey County Film Commission.

For ticket prices and reservations, call the film commission at 831-646-0910. Business sponsorships are available.

For more information visit the Monterey County Film Commission website, http://www.filmmonterey.org/events/what_a_night.htm

  
Oscar's What A Night With Barbara Eden!