Deadwood Returns: It's the spring of 1877, and major changes are coming to Deadwood. As the camp moves closer to becoming an official part of the Dakota territory, new arrivals and the encroaching forces of modernism and capitalism promise to make life in Deadwood even more unpredictable and dangerous.

HBO's Emmy and Golden Globe-winning western drama series Deadwood kicks off its second season of 12 episodes Sunday, March 6, 2005, at 9 p.m., with the episode "A Lie Agreed Upon, Part I," followed by other episodes on subsequent Sundays at the same time. The final four episodes of the second season of "Carnivàle" will debut following Deadwood in March.

Created and executive produced by David Milch ("NYPD Blue"), Deadwood wrapped its first season last June. The series was nominated for 11 Emmys(r) last year and won two Emmys(r) (Directing for a Drama Series - Walter Hill and Sound Editing for a Series). In addition, Deadwood recently received a Golden Globe Award, for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama (Ian McShane). HBO Video released the first season of Deadwood on DVD February 8, 2005.

Deadwood cast: (pictured above) Timothy Olyphant (Seth Bullock), Ian McShane (Al Swearengen), Molly Parker (Alma Garret), Powers Boothe (Cy Tolliver), John Hawkes (Sol Star), Robin Weigert (Calamity Jane), Brad Dourif (Doc Cochran), Leon Rippy (Tom Nuttall), Paula Malcomson (Trixie), Sean Bridgers (Johnny Burns), W. Earl Brown (Dan Dority), Dayton Callie (Charlie Utter), Jim Beaver (Ellsworth), William Sanderson (E.B. Farnum), Kim Dickens (Joanie Stubbs), Jeffrey Jones (A.W. Merrick), Titus Welliver (Silas Adams), Anna Gunn (Martha Bullock), Garret Dillahunt (Francis Wolcott), Bree Seanna Wall (Sofia Metz) and Josh Eriksson (William Bullock).

Directors for the second season include: MichaelAlmereyda, Ed Bianchi, Gregg Fienberg, Daniel Minahan, Steve Shill, Alan Taylor and Tim Van Patten. Writers include: David Milch, Regina Corrado, Sara Hess, Ted Mann, Bryan McDonald, Victoria Morrow, Elizabeth Sarnoff, Steve Shill and Jody Worth.

March Episodes:

Episode #13: "A Lie Agreed Upon, Part I"
Debut date: Sunday, March 6, 2005 9 p.m.

Swearengen (Ian McShane) and Bullock (Timothy Olyphant) have an inadvertently public and violent confrontation over Bullock's relationship with Alma (Molly Parker); Bullock and Utter (Dayton Callie) discover that mistaken identity led to a fatal shooting at Nuttall's; and with a new business venture on the horizon, Stubbs (Kim Dickens) and Tolliver (Powers Boothe) await the arrival of some new whores on the next stage, which also bears two important reminders of Bullock's past. Written by David Milch; directed by Ed Bianchi.

Episode #14: "A Lie Agreed Upon, Part II"
Debut date: Sunday, March 13, 2005 9 p.m.

As the day's injured recoup, night brings new tensions; Alma and Bullock face an abrupt decision on their future, even as Bullock seeks to make good on a family pledge to recover his badge and guns; at the Gem, Swearengen readies for another showdown with Bullock and infighting between Adams (Titus Welliver) and Dority (W. Earl Brown) turns deadly; and Doc Cochran (Brad Dourif) is surprised by Calamity Jane's (Robin Weigert) return to camp. Written by Jody Worth; directed by Ed Bianchi.

Episode #15: "New Money"
Debut date: Sunday, March 20, 2005 at 9 p.m.

Francis Wolcott (Garret Dillahunt), tricky chief scout for a powerful mining operation, arrives to shake up the status quo, beginning with Tolliver; an ailing Swearengen refuses visitors and medical attention; Farnum (William Sanderson) finds a choice mark to buy the Hickok letter, but it becomes unclear who's conning whom; Stubbs' new partner Maddie (Alice Krige) reveals she's also running a game, and their new brothel, the Chez Ami, gets its first customer. Written by Elizabeth Sarnoff; directed by Steve Shill.

Episode #16: "Requiem for a Gleet"
Debut date: Sunday, March 27, 2005

Cochran contemplates a procedure that could cure Swearengen, or kill him; Dority attends to a former fellow bushwhacker who's come to request Swearengen's permission to pull a job, and to Wu (Keone Young), who has news of a "tong" rival newly arrived from San Francisco; Bullock attempts to settle into domesticity; Star gets a new bookkeeper/roommate, Trixie (Paula Malcomson); Alma cuts ties with Sofia's tutor, Miss Isringhausen (Sarah Paulson), who takes refuge with Adams; and the arrival of county commissioner Hugo Jarry (Stephen Tobolowsky) spawns rumors about the camp's future and legal ownership of the gold claims. Written by Ted Mann; directed by Alan Taylor.

John Prine on Tour: "It's when you take these songs out and play them for people that you really get to know'em," says the Chicago-born and -raised John Prine, who's about to go on tour. "And it's funny – when we went in to make this record, some of the songs, because we'd been doing them live already, were just so comfortable to record. They were like old buddies almost. That's what I like about performing beyond the actual performing."

"We're gonna have Keb Mo on some of the shows," says Prine of his musical companions on tour. "And we're gonna bring Leon Redbone out for a bunch of the other shows. That's all part of what we're trying to figure out. It's just a matter of making the details work."

"I don't know what exactly I've been doing all this time, though I have been out playing dates. There's something about the road -- you start doing it, sometimes, and you forget about making records. This year, though, I'm gonna do both. I can't wait.”

John Prine On Tour

April 8 Thomas Wolfe Auditorium Asheville, NC
April 9 N Charleston P.A.C N. Charleston, SC
April 15 The Fox Theatre Atlanta, GA
April 16 Alabama Theatre Birmingham, AL
April 20 Flynn Theatre Burlington, VT
April 22 Merrill Auditorium Portland, ME
April 23 Symphony Hall Boston, MA
April 29 Louisville Palace Louisville, KY
April 30 Taft Theatre Cincinnati, OH
May 13 Spreckels Theatre San Diego, CA
May 14 Wilshire Theatre Los Angeles, CA
May 20 Schnitzer Hall Portland, OR
May 21 Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA
June 3 Michigan Theatre Ann Arbor, MI
June 4 Orchestra Hall Chicago, IL
June 15 Town Hall New York, NY
June 17 Keswick Theatre Philadelphia, PA
June 18 Warner Theatre Washington DC

Tina Turner's Best: Tina Turner launched the release of her new double-CD anthology, All The Best with six national television appearances, performing her brand new single "Open Arms," one of three new songs she recorded especially for the collection. 121,493 copies of All The Best were sold, resulting in its debut at #2 on the Billboard 200. All The Best is both her highest debut on the Billboard 200 and her highest-charting album ever in the U.S.(Private Dancer peaked at #3.) The ensuing momentum has snowballed at radio, turning "Open Arms" into a Top 20 hit at the Adult Contemporary format after three weeks of airplay.

She’ll perform on "The View" on Friday, February 18, 2005. In the past week, she has performed "Open Arms," as well as classic hits from her vast repertoire, on NBC's "Today Show" (in a two-day segment), "The Oprah Winfrey Show," "Live With Regis and Kelly," "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and CBS' "The Early Show."

All The Best, two discs and 33 songs, features the songs she made famous in the 1960's with the Ike & Tina Turner Revue, reviews two decades of solo recordings and brings the story right up to date with a trio of newly-recorded songs: "Open Arms," produced by Jimmy Hogarth, "Complicated Disaster," produced by Steve Robson, and "Something Special," produced by Trevor Horn. For more information, www.officialtina.com.

Eva Mendes Attends Revlon/Christopher Deane Fall 2005 Fashion Show

Revlon partnered with emerging fashion label Christopher Deane to present their Fall 2005 Collection on Saturday, February 5, 2005. The presentation was highlighted with diamond jewelry by Kwiat.

Revlon spokesperson Eva Mendes was overheard saying, "Being in town for the Hitch premiere, I've been so busy and I could only make two shows – Christopher Deane was at Revlon and since I'm part of the family, I wanted to be here."

When asked about her Christopher Deane top, Mendes said, "Christopher and Angela (the design team behind Christopher Deane) were sweet—they sent over so many beautiful things to my hotel and I fell in love with this top."

Frances Hathaway brought Revlon's Fall/Holiday color collections to life with two key looks:

1. Accenting Christopher Deane's magpie-inspired Fall 2005 collection, the look was a study of sumptuous color in deep purples, rich plums, dusty berries, and hunter greens, with metallic accents.

2. For Holiday 2005 glamour dominated the runway with crushed rubies and radiant jewel tones laced with a touch of champagne shimmer, a versatile palette.

Perfectly Plum (Fall 2005)

ColorStay 12 Hour Eyeshadow Quad in Plum to Perfection

Super Lustrous Lipstick in Mauvy Night

Powder Blush in Wine with Everything

Fabulash Mascara in Black

Nail Enamel in Sheer Mauve

Wrap Yourself in Rubies (Holiday 2005)

ColorStay 12 Hour Eyeshadow Quad in Champagne Toast

ColorStay 12 Hour Eyeshadow Quad in Berry Glamorous (for brows)

Bedazzling Blush in Hint of Rubies

Fabulash Mascara in Blackest Black

Super Lustrous Lipstick in Blackberry

Nail Enamel in Wrap Yourself in Rubies

Danica McKellar guests on three hit television programs. She guest-stars on CBS's "NCIS" on Monday, February 15, 2005 at 8 p.m. PT/ET, on The WB's "Jack & Bobby" on Wednesday, February 23, 2005 at 9 p.m. PT/ET and on the series finale of ABC’s “NYPD Blue” on Tuesday, March 1, 2005 at 10 p.m. PT/ET.

On "NCIS" McKellar plays Erin Kendall, a woman moving into her new apartment who looks out her window to see what looks like her neighbor, a sailor, being murdered. While fumbling with her camera to record the crime, she loses sight of the two people and Special Agent Timothy McGee (Sean Murray) is the only person who can prove that she's telling the truth.

On "Jack & Bobby," McKellar plays Kirsten, a former student of Grace's (Christine Lahti) who is a member of the Ethics Committee Board and has to pass judgment on Grace's affair with her teaching assistant.

On "“NYPD Blue,"” McKellar plays the sister of a murdered prostitute.

McKellar will star in “The Vagina Monologues” at the Coronet Theater in West Hollywood Tuesday, March 8, 2005, benefiting the Step Up Women’s Network to raise funds and awareness to eradicate violence against women. She will recite two monologues.

Catalina Sandino Moreno of “Maria Full of Grace” in Moschino at the 77th Annual Academy Awards' nominees’ luncheon.

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In Other News:

Who’s Wearing What: The OC and North Shore’s Amanda Reghetti attended the DVD Awards in a cocktail dress by Pamella Roland, a curve-hugging navy tropical print silk chiffon v-neck dress with fluttery godet hem. She accessorized with a navy crystal pearl mesh “Knockout” clutch by Daniel Swarovski Paris and silver chain and navy crystal dangling earrings by Swarovski.

Aisha Tyler also attended the DVD Exclusive Awards. She wore a flirty 1950’s inspired cocktail dress by Toronto-based designer Sunny Choi, a black and white pinstripe strapless dress, adorned with a bow and white crystal brooch at the waist and a full skirt.

Gangsta – 60s Style: Harry Starks rules the streets of '60s London. The Long Firm tells the story of Harry - a charismatic nightclub owner, racketeer, porn king and avid Judy Garland fan who makes and loses his fortune in '60s Soho. The Long Firm premieres Sunday, March 6, 2005 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on BBC America and stars Mark Strong (Prime Suspect, Our Friends in the North) as Harry Starks and Sir Derek Jacobi (I Claudius, Gladiator, Gosford Park) as Lord Teddy Thursby.


Tragedy Re-Told: HBO Films presents Sometimes in April, the first major film retelling the tragedy of the 100 days of the 1994 Rwandan genocide to be shot on location in Rwanda where the real-life events transpired. Written, directed and executive produced by acclaimed director Raoul Peck (HBO's "Lumumba"), the film is also executive produced by Joel Stillerman ("Beautiful Girls," HBO's "A Lesson Before Dying") and produced by Daniel Delume. The film premieres Saturday, March 19, 2005 at 8 p.m. on HBO.

On-Line Bliss: Women’s online retailer, www.shopbop.com, offers Bliss Beauty and Spa products, starting Valentines Day, February 14, 2005. Featured will be the complete line of beauty and spa essentials from Bliss Spa, including Lip Pumping Gel, Thigh Slimming Scrub and No Motion Wrinkle Prevention Lotion. Bliss products will be available in mint, vanilla and lemon scents. Free gifts with Bliss purchases for the launch on www.shopbop.com!

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Actress Halle Berry arriving for the premiere of HBO Films 'Lackawanna Blues' at the Chelsea Cinemas in New York on February 7, 2005. The movie was directed by George C. Wolfe and produced by Berry. REUTERS/Marion Curtis/Startraksphoto/HO. She wore George Mang's pump - “Michelle” in ecru capretto leather with suede cutout and metal stiletto heel to the premiere.

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Other Fashion Notes:

Famke Janssen wore Australian designer Collette Dinnigan to the Australian premiere of her movie Hide and Seek, and accessorized with H.Stern bracelets. Janssen wore a pale cream Collette Dinnigan chiffon tunic dress beaded with Swarovski crystals at the waist and around the neckline. The dress is part of the Spring Summer Collection for 2005. The stacked diamond bracelets set in white gold from H. Stern’s “Tennis” Collection.

Those hot gold boots Fergie has on are from Steve Madden. Members of the recording group, Black Eyed Peas, perform with Earth Wind and Fire, Charlie Daniels (4thL) and Gretchen Wilson (27) in the pre-game show of Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville, Florida February 6, 2005. REUTERS/Mike Blake

Actors Honor Their Own: The Sag Awards

Tony Shalhoub's win for USA Networks' Monk was well-deserved.

11TH ANNUAL SCREEN ACTORS GUILD AWARDS® ACTOR® RECIPIENTS

THEATRICAL MOTION PICTURES

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role
Jamie Foxx / RAY - Ray Charles Universal Pictures

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role
Hilary Swank / MILLION DOLLAR BABY - Maggie Warner Bros.

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role
Morgan Freeman / MILLION DOLLAR BABY - Scrap Warner Bros.

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role
Cate Blanchett / THE AVIATOR - Katharine Hepburn Miramax Films

Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
SIDEWAYS Cast Fox Searchlight Pictures
Thomas Haden Church - Jack
Paul Giamatti - Miles
Virginia Madsen - Maya
Sandra Oh - Stephanie


PRIMETIME TELEVISION

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries
Geoffrey Rush / THE LIFE AND DEATH OF PETER SELLERS - Peter Sellers HBO

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Television Movie or Miniseries
Glenn Close / THE LION IN WINTER - Eleanor Of Aquitaine Showtime

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series
Jerry Orbach / LAW & ORDER - Detective Lennie Briscoe NBC

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series
Jennifer Garner / ALIAS - Sydney Bristow ABC

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series
Tony Shalhoub / MONK - Adrian Monk USA

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series
Teri Hatcher / DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES - Susan Mayer ABC

Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Cast CBS
Gary Dourdan - Warrick Brown
George Eads - Nick Stokes
Jorja Fox - Sara Sidle
Paul Guilfoyle - Jim Brass
Robert David Hall - Dr. Robbins
Marg Helgenberger - Catherine Willows
William Petersen - Gil Grissom
Eric Szmanda - Greg Sanders

Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series
DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES Cast ABC
Andrea Bowen - Julie Mayer
Ricardo Antonio Chavira - Carlos Solis
Marcia Cross - Bree Van De Kamp
Steven Culp - Rex Van De Kamp
James Denton - Mike Delfino
Teri Hatcher - Susan Mayer
Felicity Huffman - Lynette Scavo
Cody Kasch - Zach Young
Eva Longoria - Gabrielle Solis
Jesse Metcalfe - John the Gardener
Mark Moses - Paul Young
Nicollette Sheridan - Edie Britt
Brenda Strong - Mary Alice Young

Screen Actors Guild Awards 41st Annual Life Achievement Award
James Garner

The SAG nominees were chosen by 4,200 randomly selected guild members. All 98,000 members were eligible to vote on the winners.

Cate Blanchett, who won for her role as legendary Katherine Hepburn in “The Aviator,” wore diamond stud-earrings, a diamond bracelet wrapped around her wrist three times, a diamond line bracelet, and a diamond triple-wrapped ring all by Bulgari.

The talented and versatile Laura Linney, a nominee for “Kinsey,” wore diamond pendant-earrings and a diamond cuff-bracelet, both by Neil Lane.

Jennifer Garner, who won for “Alias,” wore clip-on diamond studs on her unpierced ears. She also wore a form-fitting dress, clearly displaying her flat tummy, that may quelch the many rumors of pregnancy.

Cynthia Nixon, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kristin Davis were nominated for ensemble cast for the now departed HBO series “Sex and the City.” Nixon wore yellow and brown diamond chain necklaces and Indian diamond bracelet all by Fred Leighton. Parker donned diamond stud earrings totaling 5 carats, a diamond clip on her dress and two honeycomb diamond bracelets and a nine-carat diamond ring, all by Fred Leighton.

"Finding Neverland's" Kate Winslet, seen here with husband, director Sam Mendes, wore diamond long fan earrings, diamond lattice cuff bracelet and a diamond right hand ring all by super up-and-comer Michelle Ong for Carnet. She wore shoes by Rodo, too.

Charlize Theron wore diamond and onyx earrings, diamond bracelets and diamond and onyx ring all by Neil Lane.

Hilary Swank, who was nominated for two Screen Actors Guild Awards for her performances in the feature film Million Dollar Baby (she won in this category), as well as HBO's Iron Jawed Angels. Swank chose her favorite diamond dealer, Chopard, wearing a diamond cuff-bracelet blazing with more than 65 carats, along with their kite-shaped diamond drop-earrings weighing in at more than 2.0 carats each, and a 5.03carat pear-shaped diamond ring.

"Sideways" star Virginia Madsen, seen here with fellow nominee Leonardo Di Caprio (The Aviator), wore a curve-hugging red duchess satin v-neck gown with flirty velvet bow detail by Pamella Roland. Prive's Guy Romeo did her elegant hairdo.

Glenn Close, winner (for “Lion in Winter”) wore long diamond chandelier earrings and diamond lattice cuff bracelet all by unknown Hong Kong designer Michelle Ong, who designs the line Carnet.

"Six-Feet Under's" Rachel Griffiths wore Rodo sandals (they must be comfortable for her to wear that high a heel and be that pregnant) and carried a Rodo handbag.

Denise Richards supported her husband Charlie Sheen's nomination. Richards, who is expecting the couple's second child, wore diamond drop earrings and diamond solitaire necklace.

Patricia Heaton, nominated for her performance in the television movie Neil Simon's The Goodbye Girl as well as for Everybody Loves Raymond, chose a teal blue silk chiffon halter gown with keyhole neckline featuring organic rocks from the turquoise family by designer Monique Lhuillier.

Portia Di Rossi, who attended with Ellen Degeneres, wore a 22-carat diamond hammered cuff by Cathy Waterman.

"Desperate Housewife" Teri Hatcher sports major diamond right-hand bling -- as well as her SAG trophy. Hatcher carried a Rodo handbag on the red carpet. In addition to that massive dome diamond ring, she also wore diamond stud earrings and a diamond bracelet.

Catalina Sandino Moreno, the Columbian actress nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for her work in Maria Full of Grace, wore a one-of-a-kind jade green pleated crepe gown by designer Monique Lhuillier. Moreno also wore diamond drop-earrings, diamond chain necklaces wrapped twice and diamond bracelets on both wrists, all by Lorraine Schwartz.

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Hotel Rwanda's Sophie Okonedo carried a custom-made exotic Cayman crocodile clutch in bordeaux, designed by the Mondet brothers . The Mondet brothers, Francisco and Patricio, hand make each bag with their signature natural exotic wood pieces and fine leathers and skins. Mondet bags are available at Kaviar and Kind. Pear-shaped diamond drop earrings and a diamond swirl cuff bracelet by Fred Leighton.

Jamie-Lynn DiScala, nominated along with her Sopranos cast members for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series, wore a soft yellow lace and tulle ballerina dress with a ribbon belt accenting her waistline by designer Monique Lhuillier. She accessorized with diamond star-shaped chandelier earrings by Cathy Waterman. She also carried a limited edition light gold “crystal skin” clutch from Daniel Swarovski Paris.

Eva Longoria of “Desperate Housewives” wore H. Stern's pastel "Sunrise" collection colored stone earrings set in 18k yellow gold, and Amethyst ring, also set in 18k yellow gold; "Maize" collection 18k yellow gold bracelet.

Andrea Bowen of “Desperate Housewives” chose H. Stern’'s "Dots" collection diamond set in white gold necklace, "Fireworks" collection ring, round diamonds set in white gold and "Arabesque" collection diamond earrings set in white gold. Bowen wore a one-of-a-kind fuchsia tulle cocktail dress by Nicole Miller.

Radha Mitchell carried a Rodo handbag and wore vintage diamond drop earrings valued at $7,500, a pair of diamond bracelets totaling three carats each, valued at $15,000, and a vintage diamond ring valued at $10,000, all by Martin Katz.

Other Fashion Notes:

Jorja Fox, winner along with fellow CSI: Crime Scene Investigation castmates, who won for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series, wore a white silk-crepe bias gown from Pamella Rolland's Spring 2005 Collection.

Katey Sagal, of ABC’s 8 Simple Rules…For Dating My Teenage Daughter, selected a gown by designer Sunny Choi. Sagal lent support to her co-star James Garner - who received the 41st Annual Lifetime Achievement Award. Sagal chose a Capri colored (turquoise) strapless silk chiffon gown with soft cascading ruffles and crystal bead detailing.

Nominee Megan Mullally of Will & Grace chose a black twist-front matte jersey cocktail dress with re-embroidered lace by Kevan Hall. She accessorized with diamond drop earrings.

Extra anchor and correspondent Dayna Devon wore a cascade ruched gown in amethyst and pink ombre-silk chiffon by Kevan Hall.

Felicity Huffman, winner for “Desperate Housewives” ensemble, wore Rodo shoes and carried a Rodo bag.

Nicolette Sheridan and Andrea Bowen of “Desperate Housewives,” both wore Rodo shoes.

Doris Roberts of “Everybody Loves Raymond” wore diamond concentric circle earrings and diamond bracelet.

Former “Soprano” and current “Joey” star Drea de Matteo wore diamond drop earrings and diamond rose-cut cuff bracelet, all by Neil Lane.

Giuliana DePandi wore heart-shaped diamond line earrings, diamond bracelets and a diamond right-hand ring, all by Nancy Davis.

Kim Raver wore diamond drop earrings, diamond collar necklace and diamond ring, all by Neil Lane.

Kyra Sedgwick donned rose-cut diamond earrings by Fred Leighton.

“Six-Feet Under's” "Claire Fisher," Lauren Ambrose, wore diamond chains wrapped around her neck, diamond earrings and diamond bracelets, all by Neil Lane.

“Soprano” star Lorraine Bracco wore diamond cushion-cut dangle earrings and diamond bracelet totaling 70-carats, all by Fred Leighton.

“Desperate Housewife” Marcia Cross wore diamond leaf earrings and a diamond bracelet, all by Neil Lane.

Stockard Channing of “West Wing” chose long diamond drop earrings totaling 34-carats, valued at $150,000; a diamond cuff bracelet totaling 19-carats valued at $75,000; a diamond bracelet totaling 38-carats valued at $110,000, and four diamond line bracelets with 27-carats. totaling $49,000, all by Martin Katz.

Aisha Tyler wore H. Stern’s "Arabesque" collection diamond necklace and ring set in white gold and the "Celebration" collection 3-carat diamond studs set in platinum.

Finola Hughes chose H. Stern’s "Cobblestone" collection ring, earrings and bracelet: crystals set in 18k noble gold with diamond accents.

Laura Leighton wore earrings, a ring and a necklace from H.Stern’s “Ritzy Topaz” collection, featuring topaz and diamonds set in 18k white gold; as well as a diamond bracelet from the “Top Diamond” collection featuring diamonds set in 18k white gold.

Marg Helgenberger chose white gold and vintage carved amethyst necklaces by Suzanne Wilson Designs.

Malcolm in the Middle’s Jane Kaczmarek a brown crocodile clutch with topaz crystal mesh flap from the recent Fall 2005 line from Daniel Swarovski Paris handbags.