Subscribers to Ron Fineman's On the Record are voting on the best TV news anchor team in Los Angeles. The field has narrowed to two finalists: Channel 7's Marc Brown and Michele Tuzee (they lead) and Channel 4's Paul Moyer and Colleen Williams. Fineman observes with interest that the new guy at Channel 2, Paul Magers, and Channel 5's Hal Fishman didn't get a single vote.

Sharon TayI feel pretty sure that Fineman, who used to work in L.A. broadcasting, will never get invited to a KTLA party. His comments show he doesn't like that morning anchor Sharon Tay is on the air, and he speculates Monday, based on her recent fashion spread in Razor magazine and comments by her co-workers, that she has undergone some surgical enhancements. Her personal site has an assortment of wallpapers of her for fans to decide, as well as the lowdown on (sic) "Sharons beauty regiment."

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