Bob Eubanks

TV game show host Bob Eubanks and his wife, Deborah James, have sold their Westlake Village house for $1.982 million. The Normandy-style home, built in 2006, sits on 3.5 acres at the end of a cul-de-sac. The single-level house features wood and stone floors, custom built-in cabinetry, French doors, an office, four bedrooms and 41/2 bathrooms in 4,972 square feet of living space. The grounds include a swimming pool with spa, a two-story play fort, an outdoor covered loggia, stone walkways and fountains.

TV game show host Bob Eubanks and his wife, Deborah James, have sold their Westlake Village house for $1.982 million. The Normandy-style home, built in 2006, sits on 3.5 acres at the end of a cul-de-sac. The single-level house features wood and stone floors, custom built-in cabinetry, French doors, an office, four bedrooms and 41/2 bathrooms in 4,972 square feet of living space. The grounds include a swimming pool with spa, a two-story play fort, an outdoor covered loggia, stone walkways and fountains.

At the close of "The New Newlywed Game," the emcee thanks the contestants and then turns into the camera saying, ". . . and thanks to you, I'm Bob Eubanks." Let it be known that we, the undersigned, had nothing to do with his being Bob Eubanks. LEAH and DICK WILSON San Pedro

Remember who was playing second base for the Dodgers 45 years ago Sunday? If you said John Lennon, you're close. All the Beatles played the infield that night, on a stage set up at second base, draped in blue and white, of course. Yes, Sunday is the 45th anniversary of the "bigger-than-Jesus" Beatles at Dodger Stadium, the first concert in the history of the gleaming 4-year-old ballpark. The third-place Dodgers were off playing the first-place Giants in San Francisco on the day "Nowhere Man" rang out across Chavez Ravine.

Game-show host Bob Eubanks and his wife, Deborah James, have put their Westlake Village residence up for sale at $2,595,000. On 3 1/2 acres at the end of a cul-de-sac, the Normandy-style home was built in 2006. The single-story house has custom built-in cabinetry, French doors, four bedrooms, an office and 4 1/2 bathrooms in nearly 5,000 square feet of living space. The kitchen has Viking appliances, granite counters and a marble backsplash. The grounds include an outdoor covered loggia, stone walkways, fountains, a swimming pool with spa and a two-story play fort.

Remember who was playing second base for the Dodgers 45 years ago Sunday? If you said John Lennon, you're close. All the Beatles played the infield that night, on a stage set up at second base, draped in blue and white, of course. Yes, Sunday is the 45th anniversary of the "bigger-than-Jesus" Beatles at Dodger Stadium, the first concert in the history of the gleaming 4-year-old ballpark. The third-place Dodgers were off playing the first-place Giants in San Francisco on the day "Nowhere Man" rang out across Chavez Ravine.

Don't Rain on Their Parade: KLOS' wacky morning team Mark and Brian will host their second annual Day Before Thanksgiving Parade today at 7:30 a.m. at the Coliseum. It will be broadcast live on KLOS and will feature Bob Eubanks as the grand marshal, "Cheers" star Kelsey Grammar as Santa Claus and the deejays in their Mark and Brian Mobile. The 65 entries include three walking Christmas trees and collies dressed as reindeer.

Spotlight on Home Shopping Network Inc.: In February, Liberty Media Corp. gained a controlling 71% of the vote, bought about 41.5% of the company's equity and appointed Gerry Hogan as chief executive. Says analyst John Field at Hanifen, Imhoff Inc.: "The new management is pretty well refocusing on improving both the company's product lines and overall sales. They're trying to get away from the small, under $10 items and replace them with higher-end, upscale items."

Eubanks Apologizes: Speaking of "Roger and Me," television personality Bob Eubanks has issued a statement of regret for an offensive joke about Jews and AIDS he tells in the documentary film. Eubanks was preparing to be filmed by director Roger Moore in Flint, Mich., where Eubanks is a native son, when he told a tasteless gag to the film's crew. Eubanks reputedly never knew the crew had the joke on tape until someone who had seen the film told him it was part of the movie.

Bob Eubanks, former host of "The Newlywed Game" and the longtime host of the New Year's Day Rose Parade coverage on KTLA-TV Channel 5, was announced Wednesday as the recipient of a lifetime achievement award from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Eubanks will receive the Los Angeles Area Governors Award at the local Emmy Award ceremony on Aug. 27. The academy also announced nominations for those L.A.-area Emmys on Wednesday.

Game-show host Bob Eubanks and his wife, Deborah James, have put their Westlake Village residence up for sale at $2,595,000. On 3 1/2 acres at the end of a cul-de-sac, the Normandy-style home was built in 2006. The single-story house has custom built-in cabinetry, French doors, four bedrooms, an office and 4 1/2 bathrooms in nearly 5,000 square feet of living space. The kitchen has Viking appliances, granite counters and a marble backsplash. The grounds include an outdoor covered loggia, stone walkways, fountains, a swimming pool with spa and a two-story play fort.

A lovely teenager named Courtney Chou Lee wore the crown and rode down Colorado Boulevard. But for many people who watched at home Thursday, the real queen of the 120th Rose Parade was the 65-year-old with the brilliant red hair and the relentless smile who described the pageant from high above the parade route.

KCAL and KTTV Fox 11 led the pack Saturday night at the 57th Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards. Each station won nine statuettes at the ceremony presented by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences at the academy's Leonard H. Goldenson Theatre in North Hollywood. KCAL's sister station, KCBS, won two top awards, including best daytime newscast for "CBS2 News" at 6 a.m. and best daily newscast under 35 minutes for "CBS2 News" at 11 p.m.

Bob Eubanks, former host of "The Newlywed Game" and the longtime host of the New Year's Day Rose Parade coverage on KTLA-TV Channel 5, was announced Wednesday as the recipient of a lifetime achievement award from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Eubanks will receive the Los Angeles Area Governors Award at the local Emmy Award ceremony on Aug. 27. The academy also announced nominations for those L.A.-area Emmys on Wednesday.

A long time ago -- as one of them pointed out on a CD -- they were Fab. More than 40 years ago, a KRLA disc jockey named Bob Eubanks watched the Beatles sing on "The Ed Sullivan Show," and days later decided to mortgage his house to bring them to Los Angeles for their first local appearance. By February 1964, when the nation's youths were riveted to black-and-white TV screens, the simplicity and innocence of the 1950s had ended. On Nov.

Perennial television game show host Bob Eubanks has been on the air pretty consistently since the mid-'60s. But it's not from "Card Sharks" or "Trivia Trap" or even "Family Secrets" that most viewers know his name. It is, of course, "The Newlywed Game" that's made him a television icon. And why not?

A long time ago -- as one of them pointed out on a CD -- they were Fab. More than 40 years ago, a KRLA disc jockey named Bob Eubanks watched the Beatles sing on "The Ed Sullivan Show," and days later decided to mortgage his house to bring them to Los Angeles for their first local appearance. By February 1964, when the nation's youths were riveted to black-and-white TV screens, the simplicity and innocence of the 1950s had ended. On Nov.

Perennial television game show host Bob Eubanks has been on the air pretty consistently since the mid-'60s. But it's not from "Card Sharks" or "Trivia Trap" or even "Family Secrets" that most viewers know his name. It is, of course, "The Newlywed Game" that's made him a television icon. And why not?

Spotlight on Home Shopping Network Inc.: In February, Liberty Media Corp. gained a controlling 71% of the vote, bought about 41.5% of the company's equity and appointed Gerry Hogan as chief executive. Says analyst John Field at Hanifen, Imhoff Inc.: "The new management is pretty well refocusing on improving both the company's product lines and overall sales. They're trying to get away from the small, under $10 items and replace them with higher-end, upscale items."

Don't Rain on Their Parade: KLOS' wacky morning team Mark and Brian will host their second annual Day Before Thanksgiving Parade today at 7:30 a.m. at the Coliseum. It will be broadcast live on KLOS and will feature Bob Eubanks as the grand marshal, "Cheers" star Kelsey Grammar as Santa Claus and the deejays in their Mark and Brian Mobile. The 65 entries include three walking Christmas trees and collies dressed as reindeer.