January 6

Alexandra's wedding
Alexandra Paul marries fiancé Ian Murray. Copyright James Johnson.
Alexandra Paul Exchanges Vows in a Green Wedding
Malibu, California, Sunday, September 17, 2000

Actress Alexandra Paul, 37, best known for her role as lifeguard Lt. Stephanie Holden on Baywatch, married actor / triathlete Ian Murray, 31, in a private ceremony in Malibu, California on Saturday, September 16. The couple met in 1996 while Ian was training for the 300 mile/10 day Eco-Challenge Adventure Race.

The wedding ceremony was performed by Alexandra's twin sister, Caroline, a firefighter and author, and Ian's brother, Chris, a landscape architect - at a private home in Malibu. Both siblings were ordained for the event ... more

from Official Alexandra Paul Website

Momoa may do film
Honlolulu Star-Bulletin, December 12, 2000

"Baywatch" hunk Jason Momoa may be trading his swim trunks for armor if a picture deal goes through.

Negotiations are underway for the part-Hawaiian actor to play a gladiator in an epic to be filmed in Italy.

It is still not know whether "Baywatch" will be renewed, but shooting of the gladiator picture would coincide with the lifeguard series' hiatus.

The unofficial Marliece Andrada fan page

December 26

Jason Momoa Besides co-starring on "Baywatch Hawai'i," actors Jason Momoa and Charlie Brumbly share an interest in Harley-Davidsons. Momoa owns three; Brumbly, one. The pair talked up the "Harley Ride" on the Perry and Price show recently, and Momoa rides to work on his Harley, which worries his designer-manager Takeo.

Momoa, just back from a Seventeen shoot in New York, was featured in the summer Oceania quarterly, a French-English publication. Also in the same magazine: Takeo. By Wayne Harada, The Honolulu Advertiser

Ex-'Baywatch' actress joins Las Vegas series
By Wayne Harada, The Honolulu Advertiser

Brooke Burns, formerly of "Baywatch Hawai‘i" (but on maternity leave most of last season), will join supermodel Angie Everhart in a new syndicated action series, "Undercover Blues," set in Las Vegas and produced by Pearson Television, which also produces "Baywatch." The new show is set for syndication in the fall 2001 season.

Kala'i Miller ...Kala‘i Miller, the "Destination Stardom" and "Baywatch Hawai‘i" actor-model, will become the weekend weather anchor at KHON. He’s not, but apparently some movement was under way to get him to try out. "If he were a tryout, I’d have a sample tape on my desk," said Jim McCoy, KHON news director. Miller, meantime, is back from Los Angeles where he’d moved temporarily and is returning to his real job, at the Honolulu Fire Department, while he sorts out his performing options. By Wayne Harada, The Honolulu Advertiser

Check the Simmone MacKinnon's fan page for photo/article from the january Maxim magazine. The short article is about the upcoming Attila movie (rep: no mention about her Baywatch role).

New Stacy Kamano page launched! Visit it for a large galleries of Stacy's Vince Cavataio photos.

December 20

Krista Allen: Stuff Now Krista Allen owns another official WebSite at The Threshold Network. It's anothe well designed page with lots of never before (by myself) seened photos, message board, news section, biography filmograph etc.

Krista also appeared on the cover of Stuff Magazine's november issue. She looks great Krista Allen: Stuff at the photos the magazine include (rep: expecialy with the short hair). Check the official Stuff website for them. Unfortunately you can find the photos only at the new shocked page (the old one dosn't include them).

‘Baywatch’ gets nod for possible third season
By Tim Ryan, Star-Bulletin

"Baywatch Hawaii," which just completed its second season of filming here, has been given the go-ahead by owner Pearson Television to write eight new episodes for a possible third season.

With a writers strike expected May 1 and an actors strike July 1, "Baywatch" executives believed it was important to get a headstart in writing scripts and wanted to be prepared if the show is picked up. That decision is not expected until late January.

If the series is renewed and filming begins in February as tentatively scheduled, shooting for the full 22-episode season could be completed before the actors strike, a show executive said.

"Baywatch Hawaii's" domestic ratings have averaged only a 2.1 ratings/share in the first nine weeks of this second season, including the recent November sweeps.

Each "Baywatch" episode costs nearly $1 million to film, most of which is spent in Hawaii. The series relocated from Los Angeles in 1999 to save money and revitalize the 9-year-old program.

There's been no discussion about possible cast changes, although the production is hiring Bob Gookin and Star-Bulletin humor columnist Charles Memminger as writers. Memminger will continue to write his three-times-a-week "Honolulu Lite" column ... more

Stacy Kamano Get some new photos from the Official Stacy Kamano Website. The site is also updated with some new Stacy's appearances info:
Feb 5-10 in New York
Skiing in Aspen on New Years
In Vegas 21 - 25 at the NATPE (National Assosiation of Television Programming Executives to promote Baywatch Hawaii)
Will appear on Family Feud early next year

'Baywatch,' the CD
by Tim Ryan Star-Bulletin

This year, "Baywatch" has primarily used Hawaii bands to provide the show's background music. Kauai-born Glenn Medeiros is the show's musical coordinator.

The production company in February will release a CD with 22 original songs composed and performed by Hawaii artists and recorded in Hawaii. The working title is "Baywatch Hawaii Season 2," South said.

Recording for the CD began three weeks ago and will be finished by Dec. 1. Groups and musicians included B.E.T., FIJI, Soul Free, Natural Vibrations, Amy Hanaiali'i, Willie K, and Kealii Reichel.

This season's "Baywatch Hawaii" theme song -- "I Want To Be The One" -- was written by Fiji and Medeiros.


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