Nicky Hilton buys a home in the Hills (Miami Herald)

Thanks to technology, home theater systems get some fresh air (The Record)In 1928, Richard Hollingshead mounted a Kodak projector on the hood of his car, nailed a screen to trees in his Camden back yard and hid a radio behind it. That setup became the prototype for drive-in theaters.

Zeta-Jones inundated with theater offers (Moldova.org)Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones says she has been offered countless stage roles since she starred in the 2002 Hollywood film musical, Chicago.But given the time investment theater requires and the fact she would have to relocate temporarily from her home in Bermuda, a musical or play would have to be really special to catch her attention, said the Oscar-winning actress who began her career in .

Wherefore art thou, permanent theater? (The San Francisco Examiner)The oldest and only theater company in San Carlos has been homeless for its entire 17-year history, but a new batch of volunteers is hoping to change that.

Nicky Hilton buys a home in the Hills (Miami Herald)Quietly and without fanfare, a Hilton heiress recently purchased a Hollywood Hills home for about $3 million.

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