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Mario Lopez has said that his best pal Eva Longoria Parker is hard to buy gifts for because she "has everything". The 36-year-old former Saved By The Bell star is good pals with the Desperate Housewives actress and he said that it's hard to exchange birthday gifts with her.

He said to Betty Confidential: "Eva's hard to shop for because she has everything! Last year I got her a particular book and she got me a great margarita maker.

"Eva is a great gift-giver, but she's difficult to shop for because she's got it all! I have to get very creative when I give her things. I pay attention to what she wants and listen carefully."
Mario also said he is still in touch with some of the members of the 90s TV show Saved By The Bell.
He said: "I still talk to the cast all the time and I just saw them a couple weeks ago. We have a lot of fun together. I probably stay in touch with Elizabeth Berkley most, but I reach out to all of them. "We kinda feel like friends from high school and we see each other when we can."

Cool new "Family Guy" corn maze of Brian and Stewie carved right out of a field in Massachusetts, just in time for the Fall season and Halloween.  You have to get airborne for this Halloween treat to really get the good look and Associated Content notes if you "view the "Family Guy" corn maze from above in an airplane, you will see the full effect of the corn maze's design."

More Halloween Treats - this one from the Hollywood Exclusive.  When it comes to adolescent stars, "Wizards of Waverly Place" creator Todd J. Greenwald is an expert -- having such shows as "Saved by the Bell" and "Hannah Montana" on his credit sheet. So when he says he's confident the "Wizards" teen trio won't be ruined by the perils of fame, it's worth asking why. "It all starts with family, and everyone's family from our cast is solid," he says. "I love what I'm seeing with them."
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For instance, of Selena Gomez, he says, "She went to Africa as a speaker for UNICEF this past summer. She's really taking responsibility and trying to give a good example and I'm so proud of her for that."
All this month -- "Wiztober" -- the Disney Channel series is featuring episodes that tie into Halloween themes. The Oct. 16 show has eldest brother Justin (David Henrie) bringing a real ghost into a neighborhood spooky house. Now, there's a prank.
Greenwald tells us he's savoring the moments with "Wizards," which garnered Emmy honors last month. They're in production on their 35-episode third season, and, given that the cast is growing up fast, "Season 4 could be the last season. It goes so quickly," he notes. "You're doing a show and then suddenly, it's a memory."
Like "Saved by the Bell." Greenwald is still friendly with "Saved" cast members. "I just saw Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley a couple of months ago," he notes. "That show was like a sitcom camp, and a bunch of them have gone on to do great things, like Mark Paul" -- Gosselaar, that is.

Though she hasn’t been too busy with acting gigs as of late, Elizabeth Berkley was spotted having a business lunch to discuss a new project yesterday (September 22).

The “Saved by the Bell” babe looked completely enthralled in her discussion as she grabbed some grub at Le Pain Quotidien in West Hollywood.

And when she emerged from the eatery, Miss Berkley was carrying a script titled “Ask Elizabeth: Real Answers to Everything You Secretly Wanted to Ask.”

Rumor has it that Elizabeth is working together with MTV Networks to develop a new reality show based around the self-esteem workshops she runs for teenage girls.