Law & Order
Lara Flynn Boyle guest stars on tonight's episode of Law & Order.  If you believe the previews, she's playing a ruthless reporter who may be involved in a murder.

LFB has Baby on Board
No, not like that.  Ms. Boyle has landed a role in the romantic comedy Baby on Board, starring Jerry O'Connell and Heather Graham.  O'Connell and Graham play couple whose unexpected pregnancy causes chaos in their marriage and careers.  LFB will play Graham's overbearing boss. Brian Herzlinger is directing the indie pic, which is currently filming in Chicago.

Twin Peaks
The second season of Twin Peaks was finally released on DVD in early April.   It's about frakking time!  It only took 16 years.

The Practice
The Practice - Volume One comes out on DVD today.  (This one only took 10 years.)
UPDATE: Contrary to what I posted this morning, Volumne One contains the first 13 episodes in the order that they aired.  Someone has posted the wrong information on Amazon.com.  This means that Lara Flynn Boyle does appear in this volume.  The set also contains a short featurette in which she talks briefly about her role in the show.

Blogging LFB
Another LFB fan has started a Lara Flynn Boyle Blog, which you can find here:

http://laraflynnboyle.blogspot.com/

He posts a lot of stuff, so if you're at all a fan of LFB (and why else would you be here), you should check it out.

Happy Birthday LFB!
Lara Flynn Boyle was born on this date in 1970.

Boyle moves to Cracktown
Lara Flynn Boyle has joined the cast of Life Is Hot in Cracktown, an indie picture about how crack cocaine has affected lives in the inner city.  According to the Hollywood Reporter, she will play "Betty McBain, a cruel whore who leads a man off to find a missing girl."  The film will be written and directed by Buddy Giovinazzo, and is based on a collection of his short stories.  Others in the large ensemble cast include Brandon Routh (Superman Returns), Shannyn Sossamon (Dirt), and Michael Rapaport (The War at Home).

LFB to present at Irish ‘Oscars’
Lara Flynn Boyle is scheduled to be a presenter at the 4th Annual Irish Film and Television Awards (dubbed the Irish ‘Oscars’) in Dublin on Friday, February 9.  She will present one of the night's top awards in a ceremony that will be broadcast on Ireland's RTE network.  According to one paper, she is also expected to attend a local rugby game along with her new husband this weekend.

Before she was famous...
The February issue of Chicago magazine looks back on the high school days of 17 famous Chicagoans, including Lara Flynn Boyle.  (It's this month's cover story.)  The magazine is on newstands now - get yours today!  (I got mine at Borders.)

New Year, New Host
As you may or may not have noticed, my contact email () stopped working sometime last year.  My DNS record got screwed up somehow, causing mail to bounce back to the sender.  I asked my former host (Name2Host) to fix the problem many times, but they kept saying that there was no problem.  I finally got fed up and moved this site to A Small Orange.  So far, I've been happy with them.  So, now you can email me again if you want.

If you're in need of web hosting, and are thinking of going with A Small Orange, please consider telling them that I referred you.  When you go to sign up, put lbfonline.com on the "Referrer" line.  I will get a credit for the referral, which I can then use to add new features to this site (such as a message board).

A note on images and linking: Please do not link directly to images on this site.  This "hotlinking" effectively steals my bandwidth.   After moving to ASO, I found that my bandwidth usage was much higher than I expected, and hotlinking was likely the cause.  Hence, I have attemped to block hotlinking on my site, but it may not always be effective.  Note that I do not own the copyrights to any of the images of Lara Flynn Boyle found on this site; they are presented here under the Fair Use provision of the U.S. Copyright Law.  Hence, I cannot authorize you to reproduce them.  Copying an image for commentary or nonprofit work might be permissible.  Any commercial use is expressly prohibited.