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Walking through frigid New York streets, Alan Alda winds his way over to see Regis Philbin's last day on his show.Follow Hollywood.TV on Facebook @http://facebook.com/hollywoodasithappens

Paulines band Alan Alda return to BalconyTV for a very special performance. AlanAlda are playing in SinE tomorrow night from 9.30PM...so Pauline says be there or be square.Presented by Pauline Freemanwww.myspace.com/alanaldatheband

M*A*S*H's Alan Alda Recalls Brush with Death in ChileChautauqua Institution - Chautauqua AmphitheaterThis lecture features Alan Alda in conversation with Roger Rosenblatt. Alan Alda has the distinction of being nominated for an Oscar, a Tony and an Emmy -- as well as publishing a bestselling book -- all in the same year (2005). His Emmy nomination was for his role on NBC's "The West Wing." His Tony nomination that year was for his role in the Broadway revival of David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross."On film that year, Alda appeared in Martin Scorsese's "The Aviator," for which he received an Academy Award nomination and for which he was also nominated for a British Academy Award.

Paul Rudd in his interview said that when Alan Alda joined the cast they were over the moon and that he gave the movie stature. Well he does add a lot to the very funny comedy and he talks with us about it.

Celebrities love The Grove and Hollywood.TV spotted celebrities such as Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Katie Price, Alan Alda, and Ed Lauter roaming The Grove!Follow Hollywood.TV on Facebook @http://facebook.com/HollywoodAsItHappens

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon series page at Hulu.comAlan talks about his history in Studio 6B and accidentally lighting himself on fire.

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Inside the Actors Studio series page at Hulu.comJoin James Lipton as he revisits some of the most hilarious guests in the past 10 years. In this segment: Alan Alda.

Imagination is an important ingredient in success. “As a kid, I would just lie on my back and look up at the sky and see the clouds go by and I'd look for faces in the clouds but I would spend hours doing that. I think that was some of the foundation now for what, for my imagination, you know, I have a very good useful imagination. It stands me in good stead.”For more than half a century, Alan Alda has been in show business. As an actor, writer and director of plays, movies, books and television programs, he has charmed, inspired, informed and challenged his audiences.

Science, says actor, author and activist Alan Alda, creates new mysteries when it solves existing ones.

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His years of working on Scientific American Frontiers has helped Mr. Alda to understand that “It’s not that science replaces mystery with knowledge or some intellectual crisp killing slicing and dicing. Every time a mystery is explored and we think we understand that mystery better, there's a hundred new mysteries so science is not a way of eliminating mystery, it’s a way of producing more. And we'll never, I don't know if we'll ever get to the bottom.”For more than half a century, Alan Alda has been in show business. As an actor, writer and director of plays, movies, books and television programs, he has charmed, inspired, informed and challenged his audiences.

German master glassblower Gerhard Finkenbeiner (1930 - 1999) rediscovered and has built the Glassharmonica since the beginning of 1980's in Waltham, MA (USA) tells the story, shows to actor Alan Alda how to make it and how to make a glass explode with a sound for TV program "Scientific American Frontiers". With appearances of Tom Hession (glassblower) and Tim Nickerson (musical assistant). The second part (see video : " Glassharmonica / Alan Alda's first lesson with Thomas Bloch " - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRvNX7x6qcI ) shows the French multi-instrumentalist Thomas Bloch (Glassharmonica, ondes Martenot, cristal Baschet) giving a lesson to Alan Alda and playing the Glassharmonica in Finkenbeiner's factory. February 1998. Finkenbeiner's shop informations : http://www.finkenbeiner.com Glassharmonicist Thomas Bloch informations : http://www.thomasbloch.net Other names : armonica de verre (France), Armonica de vidro, orgue de verre (France, Belgium), crystal harmonica, crystal armonica, glass organ, crystal organ, Armónica de cristal (Spain), Armonica a bicchieri (Italian), glasharmonika (Germany, Denmark, Sweden), glassharmonika (Norway), Harmonika szklana (Poland), close instruments : glass harp, glassharfe, glass harfe, harpe de verre, verrophon, verrophone, seraphim, verres musicaux, musical glasses

Morality is a hard thing to talk about because everybody has their own standard, and you could have a really good fight about what'’s moral and what'’s not.In fact, we have it every day.You could also have a very good conversation.Yes, that's right, if only we could have a good conversation about it and try to get somewhere together. That would be really nice, that would be actually fun; It would be much more fun that the wrestling matches that we watch on cable television.”For more than half a century, Alan Alda has been in show business. As an actor, writer and director of plays, movies, books and television programs, he has charmed, inspired, informed and challenged his audiences.

“If you can hit somebody's reset button with a piece of art, I think you've done an enormous good for them.”For more than half a century, Alan Alda has been in show business. As an actor, writer and director of plays, movies, books and television programs, he has charmed, inspired, informed and challenged his audiences.