OBSERVER: ‘OK’ with John O’Keefe
There is never a dull moment in the life of champion golfer Tiger Woods. On his personal side, Tiger has confirmed his love partner these days is Vanessa Trump who is the ex-missus of Donald Trump Jr. The pair have been dating for last two months. On the business front Tiger’s life of ups and downs is getting made into a biopic. One of the front runners to produce the film is the company owned by Barack and Michelle Obama. Not sure if it’s by coincidence, or planned but Charlie Woods, son of Tiger, and Kai Trump, daughter of Vanessa Trump, are playing in same prestigious junior golf tourney.
Coming your way
Keep your antenna on alert for launch of a new streaming service called Tubi. The service boasts its speed, advantage of no interfering ads and the whole kit and kaboodle is free.
Drip Tray for beer co.
The Sydney Beer Company has gone into administration. The much-hyped beer had celebrity investors including Aussie fast bowler Brett Lee. Reason for the sudden drop in beer sales is attributed to the switch by Generation Z from drinking beer in favour of wine. At one stage Sydney brand beer was sold in ,ore than 300 pubs/bars, and stocked by Dan Murphy.
Gilligan’s Island
Who could ever forget the glamourous Tina Louise (stage name )? These days she is fit and well, aged 91. Re-runs of Gilligan’s Island are still playing around the world but Tina has revealed she has not been paid residual fees for the past 60 years. Tina is not complaining and makes the point she is available for a role looking for a sprightly 91-year-old.
Sam Pang Show
The premiere show got off to an average start, nerves aside there is the nucleus of a top show in the making. Sam is best interviewing newsmakers and there’s plenty to choose from on a weekly basis. Producers have a winner on their hands provided they can attract big names to be grilled. The non interview segments were very average but the Jack Thompson interview was interesting and entertaining. Sam and the show have potential provided they have the budget to attract top entertainers.
John O’Keefe

