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...MARRIED. Cristina Ferrare, 34, Los Angeles TV talk-show host divorced only two weeks ago from John De Lorean, beleaguered former automaker and accused-but-acquitted cocaine conspirator, by whose side she had sat devotedly during last year's trial; and Anthony Thomopoulos, 47, president of the ABC Broadcast Group, for whom this is also the second marriage; in Beverly Hills...
SEEKING REDIVORCE. Cristina Ferrare, 34, Los Angeles TV talk-show host; and John De Lorean, 60, ex-automaker and the ex-husband she thought she had divorced in California last April; in Somerville, N.J. Ruling on a petition by De Lorean challenging the California court's jurisdiction, a New Jersey judge declared their Golden State divorce invalid. Rather than appeal, lawyers for Ferrare, who is remarried to TV Executive Anthony Thomopoulos, decided on a normal Garden State divorce, with a hearing now scheduled for early autumn...
...Codini sisters, Cristina and Teresa, tallied one goal each adding to their already impressive records...
...Vega plays Flor Moreno, a Mexican woman who moves with her daughter Cristina to Los Angeles and ends up working as a maid in the upscale home of successful chef John Clasky (Sandler) and his high-strung wife Deborah (Leoni). They don't speak Spanish and Flor doesn't know a word of English - it's a comedy of confusion. But with a message: Between the laughs, Flor struggles to protect her humble values and shield her daughter from the corrupting power of money. Vega's faltering English didn't deter director James L. Brooks (Terms of Endearment, As Good...
...talk-show host, Cristina has revealed her own plastic surgery and her problems with menopause and cellulite. She once "married" a homosexual couple on her show, claiming no one else would. "I often make mistakes, and when I do, I tell my audience," she says. "They like my honesty." Cristina's mission, she says, is to bring the diaspora of Hispanics together. "In unity, there is strength." And dollars as well. --By Jeanne Dequine/Miami