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  • Former U.S. President Ronald Reagan reaches into hit coat pocket as he walks out of a Sees Candy store in Century City, Calif December 8, 1989. Reagan was Christmas Shopping. (Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Sept. 20, 1989 - Los Angeles, California - USA - Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor weeps Tuesday during her trial on Sept. 20, 1989 in a Beverly Hills courtroom. Miss Gabor broke down during testimony by Beverly Hills police officer Scott Thompson, who was called to assist the arresting officer. By photographer Alan Greth
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  • 1990 - Los Angeles, California - Talk show host Oprah Winfrey attends a NAACP event in Los Angeles in 1990. By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Feb 21, 2000 - Los Angeles, California, USA - This Photo combination shows Kermit the Frog, left, and Miss Piggy, pictured on file photos of October 12, 1995, and of May 1998, right. Munich based EM.TV announced Monday, February 21, 2000, it is buying Jim Henson Co., the largest U.S. name to go German since Chrysler was bought by Daimler-Benz..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • May 19, 1990 - Glendale, California - USA - Pallbearers Carry the coffin of entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. in Glendale, California in May of 1999. By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Jan 16, 1990 - Los Angeles, California, USA - Albert R. ``Cubby'' Broccoli, producer of the James Bond films for more than three decades died at 87. Broccoli died Thursday, June 27, 1996 at his Beverly Hills home of a heart-related ailment, said Amanda Schofield, a spokeswoman at Broccoli's office in London. Broccoli is shown with his grandson, Greg Wilson, and granddaughter, Heather Banta, receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in this 1990 file photo..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • ``Spin City'' star Barry Bostwick, shown in this 1990 file photo, is recuperating at home after undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous prostate on June 24, 1997. ``The pathology report confirmed that the surgery removed all of the cancer and Bostwick feels very fortunate that it was detected early,'' his spokesman Gerald Siegal said Tuesday, July 1, 1997. Bostwick, 50, plays the sometimes oblivious Mayor Randall Winston on ``Spin City'' and will be back on the set when taping of the ABC comedy resumes next month, Siegal said. By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Zsa Zsa Gabor talks with the media outside the courthouse in Beverly Hills, Sept. 30, 1989, after she was found guilty of slapping a motorcycle cop. Gabor's attorney, William Graysen is at left and her husband Frederick von Anhalt is at right. (Photo by Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Sept. 20, 1989 - Los Angeles, California - USA - Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor weeps Tuesday during her trial on Sept. 20, 1989 in a Beverly Hills courtroom. Miss Gabor broke down during testimony by Beverly Hills police officer Scott Thompson, who was called to assist the arresting officer. By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Sep 07, 1989 - Universal City, California, United States - Singer and Actress Cher appears in Universal City, California Sept. 7, 1989..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Sep 06, 1989 - Universal City, California, USA - Singer Jon Bon Jovi waves to a group of photographers as he arrives in Universal City, Calif., Wednesday September 6, 1989 for the MTV awards..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • May 01, 1989 - Los Angeles, California, USA - Cast members of NBC's "Family Ties," from left: Scott Valentine, Meredith Baxter Birney, Michael Gross, Brian Bonsall, Michael J. Fox, Justine Bateman and Courteney Cox, celebrate their seventh and final season, May 1, 1989, during a wrap party at the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum in Los Angeles..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Miss Piggy and companion Jim Henson take a break from reporters in May 1989 in Los Angeles to talk about "The Jim Henson Hour," a magazine style show to be aired by NBC that mixes half hour "The Storyteller" dramatic pieces , "Miss Piggy's Hollywood," and Muppet creatures in various pieces. "I think we've always pushed puppetry to the limits," says Henson. "Now we're pushing new technologies to the limit. (Photo by Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Feb 06, 1989 - Los Angeles, California, United States - Actor Todd Bridges appears in court in Los Angeles Feb. 6, 1989..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Actor Dean Stockwell poses in Feb 1989 in Los Angeles. (Photo by Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Jan 25, 1989 - Beverly Hills, California, USA - Entertainer Frank Sinatra with his wife Barbara on his side, proudly displays the Will Rogers Award presented him by the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce Wednesday night, January 25, 1989, at a star-studded event in Beverly Hills. The award has been given annually for outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment. Sinatra has been directly responsible for having raised more than $1 billion for worldwide charity. .(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Jan 26, 1989 - Beverly Hills, California, USA - Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra get together prior to Sinatra receiving the Will Rogers Award presented by the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce Jan. 26, 1989 during a star-studded gala in Beverly Hills. Sinatra was given the award for his outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment. Ball is a past receipient of the award..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Jan 25, 1989 - Beverly Hills, California, USA - Entertainer Frank Sinatra with his wife Barbara on his side, proudly displays the Will Rogers Award presented him by the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce Wednesday January 25, 1989, at a star-studded event in Beverly Hills. The award has been given annually for outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment. Sinatra has been directly responsible for having raised more than $1 billion for worldwide charity..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Jan 05, 1989 - Los Angeles, California, USA - Actor Larry Hagman poses outside a Los Angeles restaurant in the 1989 photo. Hagman was reportedly ailing from liver cancer and the effects of years of heavy drinking, several television stations reported Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1995. There was no immediate word when surgery would be performed. Hagman, 63, was diagnosed in 1992 with cirrhosis of the liver, and has acknowledged that he drank heavily for years. .(Credit Image: © Alan Greth). By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Jan 05, 1989 - Los Angeles, California, USA - Larry Hagman, the scheming J.R. Ewing from the 1980s television series ``Dallas,'' is shown in this 1989 photo. In interviews Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1995, during his first public appearance since receiving a new liver Aug. 23, Hagman, 63, thanked the organ donor's family and said he intends to promote transplant programs..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Jul 09, 1988 - Los Angeles, California, United States - Singer Elton John is joined by Ryan White, left, and Jason Robertson, both suffering from AIDS July 9, 1988 as he performs at "For The Love of Children," a benefit for children with AIDS, and other serious illnesses or problems, at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles, July 9, 1988. John appeared on stage for the first time in two years..(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Jul 09, 1988 - Los Angeles, California, USA - British pop singer Elton John performs at the "For the Love of Children" benefit for children with AIDS and other serious illnesses, at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles, July 9, 1988. .(Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Apr 16, 2002 - San Francisco, California, USA - Skateboard pioneers STACY PERALTA, left, and TONY ALVA stand on the roof of a San Francisco Hotel during a press juncket for their award winning documentary film DOGTOWN AND Z-BOYS that opens May 3. Alva and Peralta were instrumental in bringing skateboarding to the mainstream in the 1970's in Southern California. The film was awarded two awards at the Sundance film festival. (Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Apr 16, 2002 - San Francisco, California, USA - Skateboard pioneers STACY PERALTA, left, and TONY ALVA stand on the roof of a San Francisco Hotel during a press juncket for their award winning documentary film DOGTOWN AND Z-BOYS that opens May 3. Alva and Peralta were instrumental in bringing skateboarding to the mainstream in the 1970's in Southern California. The film was awarded two awards at the Sundance film festival. (Credit Image: © Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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  • Skateboard pioneers TONY ALVA, left, and STACY PERALTA, stand on the roof of a San Francisco Hotel during a press juncket for their award winning documentary film DOGTOWN AND Z-BOYS that opens May 3. The Movie Spiderman also opens May 3. Alva and Peralta were instrumental in bringing skateboarding to the mainstream in the 1970's in Southern California. (Photo by Alan Greth) By photographer Alan Greth
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