Sharon's columns and articles available on this site:     Woody Harrelson: "I'm kind of bizarre." Heidi Fleiss: ... can't come to Canada Johnny Depp: Dances with pirates Danielle Crittenden: Having learned that I was a pioneer ... Sheila Copps: "You can't win if you don't play." Chester, NS: Not your average village Camp ... was hard on me, and I wasn't even there. Hey, hands off: ... the sourdough, lady. Sandra Beckett: "The most reaction I've ever seen" Matthew Bassett: All they needed was a few good investors Bargain Shopping: A ball gown for $7 - try to top that Michael Ondaatje: My lesson on Hemingway Spelling Bees... aren't for the faint of heart. Vacation: "I'm staying home. What are you doing?" Carole Pope: ... discusses sex and gay marriage Kevin Sullivan: Making a deal with Whoopi Alex Storm It's all in the thrill of the hunt David Steinberg ... in an elevator SARS: Which part of 'isolation' didn't she get? Lauren Weisberger ... and the devil press Scotty Moore: "She's got the name, but can she sing?" Sam Mizrahi: Quality standards offer opportunity Ron Joyce: Fox Harb'r has dreamy elegance Lynn Johnston: Now she gets her own strip of sidewalk Ron James: "I don't get rich, I get recognized." The Indy: Young things get racy ... William Hoover, III: An alternative to the Hamptons Taste of the Danforth: I could almost taste that Greek holiday Harry Potter: You can't beat that new book smell Ed Mirvish: Celebrating a local hero Garbage: Stalking the elusive garbage truck Bruce Cockburn: Next time we'll stick to yoga Ronnie Hawkins: The Big Rocker grants The Hawk a miracle Micky Dolenz: Former Monkee just doesn't have 'The Hero' face Tailor James: Miss June draws the line at Penthouse Premier Gordon Campbell: You have to admire his candidness Frank Buckley: A visit from the famous Mr. Buckley All About Pets: They've collared the market Susie Moloney: Writing your worst nightmares Nana Mouskouri's more than pure spectacles Jamie Blyth: All twisted up in Trista's game Brad Peyton: Embracing his inner weirdo Dr. Stephen Mulholland: Did you change your hair? Shakosientha: "At least the kids will listen" Wedgwood: Like a lord in a china shop Parents: I was on my way to rescue Dad Mother's Day ... scourge of the single mom SARS: I'm from SARS, they're from Venus Robin Kay: Fashion executive has designs for Canadian talent Anne Golden: Speak fast, think carefully Delta Burke: "I drove up ... with a gun beside me" Beatles' Fan Club President: She loves Paul, yeah, yeah, yeah Billy Ray Cyrus: Now he 'heals' achy breaky hearts Colleen Roberts: "This Michael Jackson stuff has got to go" SAD: Winter's better with a palm tree Bobby Vee: Mentioning Eminem may be a mistake Dr. Hartley Miltchin: If the celebrity shoe fits... David Foster: "I just lost 20 pounds and ..." Carol: 'I'm bitter. I loved my morning run' David Bach: "You don't know what it's like to lose money" Barney, I was wrong about you Johnny Cochrane: I'm not going, I'm eating my ribs Diana Yampolsky: "Get over to the mic. You're not leaving" Young and Useless: Teenagers' comedy sketch at its best Suzanne Somers : "I don't want you two to sit together" Lynsey Bennett : Now ex-Miss Canada Golden Globes : Aren't you forgetting someone, Jennifer? Sharon Gless : Cagney's career takes a queer turn Adam Growe : Toronto comic to appear on Star Search Mambo Italiano: Who's gay? Who cares? Shirley Douglas: A '60s-style anti-war rave Kris Kristofferson: "I like things that are familiar." Jann Arden: The Good Daughter Psychic Nikki: "You have to admit, it's kind of eerie" Bistro 990: Odd doings behind the bar Guinness World Records: They go on like they have broken records Evelyn Doyle: The real Evelyn Gino Empry: "I've never told anyone this ..." Gordon Farr: How John Bassett launched the Love Boat Garden of Vegan: "Vegans, mom. You're thinking pagans" Patrick Watson: "Couldn't you make the CBC disappear?" Robbery : Hitting close to home Johnnie Cochran: "I'm not going. I'm eating my ribs" Helen Gurley Brown: Never tell him how many men you've slept with Sid Luft: “This Judy thing is everywhere” The Royal Winter Fair: A bit of country in the big city Bill Wyman: The one who let the Stones roll on Nick Mancuso: Mancuso as Socrates as Oliver North Jon Kinnally: TV's Will & Grace satisfies, even when it doesn't Raccoons: So much for getting rid of the beast cheaply Ivana Trump: “Don’t get mad, dahlink, get a younger man” Margaret Atwood: The great ones are always unflappable Jamie Salé & David Pelletier: The roots of happiness Alistair MacLeod and the Cape Breton thing Lou Gossett Jr.: “I’m lonesome, but I'm not lonely” Broad Appeal: So six women walk into a bar ... Playboy’s Girls of Canada: "I’m worried - my parents are Jehovah's Witnesses" Christopher Ondaatje: Where Indiana Jones retired John Bragg: Blueberries are this farmer’s passion Ronnie Hawkins: Still Rompin’     Last update: September 9, 2003 Email: Sharon Dunn © Copyright 2003, Sharon Dunn Email: Webmaster