Steve Holy

Gravehunting with Steve: A Journey Beneath Los Angeles -- 'In Hollywood, the dead are the only permanent residents.' Join author and grave hunter Steve Goldstein as we dig up 100 years of Hollywood history through extensive tours of Hollywood Forever, Hillside Memorial Park, and Holy Cross cemeteries, including the gravesites and stories of Al Jolson, Aaron Spelling, Cecil B. De Mille, Griffith J. Griffith, John Huston, Rudolph Valentino, Moe Howard, Dee Dee Ramone, Meyer Mickey Cohen, Eddie and Toni Mannix, Jack Benny, Bela Lugosi, John Candy, Sharon Tate, and dozens more. A charter member of the Hollywood Underground - an organization of grave hunters and dead celebrity stalkers who meet regularly in the crypts of Los Angeles to compare notes, and compete to be the first to photograph the latest celebrity grave - Steve explores his background and what lead him to enjoy a hobby others might find morbid. As the author of 'L.A.'s Graveside Companion: Where the V.I.P.s R.I.P.' and curator of beneathlosangeles.com, Steve's stories entertain as well as educate about Hollywood's history and the private lives of the famous, the infamous, and the just plain dead. Steve puts a friendly face on a hobby a lot of people don't understand. Interesting, intelligent and educational. - Scott Michaels, findadeath.com Fantastic!! It truly gives the viewer a feel for what it's like to be out in the field on a hunt... Kudos, I love it! - Lisa Burks, Adventures in Grave Hunting (lisaburks.typepad.com/gravehunting)

Steve Carell reprises his role as Evan Baxter -- the polished, preening newscaster of the first film -- who finds himself the next one anointed by God (Morgan Freeman) to accomplish a holy mission. Newly elected to Congress, Evan leaves Buffalo behind and shepherds his family to suburban northern Virginia. Once there, his life gets turned upside-down when God appears and mysteriously commands him to build an ark. But his befuddled wife (Lauren Graham) and kids just can't decide whether Evan is having an extraordinary mid-life crisis or is truly onto something of Biblical proportions...