Pia Zadora

Its destruction gained Zadora intense criticism. Evigan has engaged in more than forty acting jobs since then. The former home of silent screen stars Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford, the mansion was one of Hollywood's most famous privately owned properties. and the Bear (which actually began in 1978 as a made for television movie) that Evigan reached pop star status, and he began receiving cover from such magazines as Tiger Beat, Teen Beat and many other magazines geared towards teenaged girls. Zadora gained notoriety when she and her husband bought and demolished the Hollywood landmark mansion Pickfair in 1988. It was with B.J. Her cover version of the Shirley Ellis hit, "The Clapping Song", reached the US Top 40 in 1983, and she had a minor hit with a duet with Jermaine Jackson titled "When The Rain Begins To Fall" in 1984. My Two Dads lasted until 1990.

In 1982 she received a nomination for a Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. and the Bear, where he starred as B.J., a truck driver whose best friend was a chimpanzee (named Bear), and 1987's My Two Dads. She has attained some success as a singer, and has had several hit singles throughout the world. Evigan is better known for his work in two television hits: 1979's B.J. Her film career has been a series of lows, with no hit films, and with further Golden Raspberries to her credit, including the "Worst New Star of the Decade" award in the 1989 Golden Raspberry Awards. He married Pam Serpe on June 3, 1979 and they have three children. She won a Golden Globe Award as 1982's "Most Promising New Star", but also won "Worst New Star" in the 1982 Golden Raspberry Awards. He auditioned for, and got roles in Jesus Christ Superstar and Grease, the musical (where he got the leading character).