I learned from the Parade magazine in the Sunday paper that Jami Gertz was 2011's most philanthropic celebrity. Apparently, she and her husband gave away $10,569,000. And I'm left wondering where the heck Jami Gertz got ten million dollars to give away. Has she even done anything since "The Lost Boys?"
(And as I read her IMDB page, I see she's had several TV roles in the intervening years. I haven't heard of her since "The Lost Boys.")
Sunday, December 18, 2011
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