Dixie Whatley

Dixie Whatley's career has ranged from nationally known film critic and television host to her career as a stone sculptor. Her work is in collections internationally, including four pieces owned by rock legend Eric Clapton. One of the first hosts on Entertainment Tonight, Whatley worked for the international show as an anchor,reporter and New York City correspondent, from 1981 to 1986. Whatley also co-hosted, with Rex Reed, the nationally syndicated "At the Movies" while she continued her 14-year stint as film reviewer and arts and entertainment reporter for the ABC television station in Boston, WCVB. She has guest hosted on PBS, appears on TV as a film critic and media expert, and does weekly film and DVD reviews for radio, including WMJX in Boston. Whatley guest hosted Good Morning Australia, that country's version of Good Morning America. She also hosted the internationally-syndicated celebrity talk show, "The Star's Table". A lifelong artist, she's applied her artistic skills to