Abby Tegnelia has worked in entertainment journalism since Us Weekly hired her away from New York magazine in 2001, bringing her hard news career to a screeching halt. Her big break came during Angelina Jolie’s first pregnancy. While working for In Touch Weekly, she scooped People magazine’s baby exclusive during a string of all-things-Shiloh stories, right down to being the first to announce the birth itself. PerezHilton.com congratulated her on his site, deeming it the “scoop of the year.” She moved up through the ranks of editor and West Coast News Director, when Angelina’s babies again proved fateful. “As luck would have it,” she says, “I met my future business partner during coverage of the birth of Angelina’s twins, Viv and Knox.”

An experienced writer and editor, Abby specializes in running reporters, penning celebrity features, and zeroing in on the hot story buried in a long reporting file. Her work has appeared in Us Weekly, In Touch, Star, OK!, New York magazine, Glamour, Marie Claire and more. She loves breaking stories and writing fast and clean, skills honed at Columbia University’s masters of journalism program, Reuters, and various newspapers, including The Miami Herald.

At All Star, Abby spends a great deal of time training reporters new to the celebrity world. “If a movie set or major celebrity descends on your town, don’t be shy,” she says. “Drop us a line!”

Abby currently cools her heels in Costa Rica, where she writes a blog, The Jungle Princess, and tweets (@abbytegnelia) about covering Hollywood from a small Central American beach town

Dinah A. Spritzer was the first among thousands of competing journalists in July 2008 to report the birth of Angelina Jolie's twins for In Touch Weekly magazine. The scoop capped off a month-long reporting sojourn in France that resembled an investigation of Al Qaeda, Dinah claims. As training, Dinah covered the three 1990s Balkan wars in the former Yugoslavia. "Same skills required whether you are interviewing celebrity doctors or warlords, same reporting handbook, same need to understand the motivation of sources," she says. Dinah’s first celeb assignment was covering Angie and Brad for OK! Magazine USA, when the dynamic duo and their offspring became her neighbors for three months in Prague, Czech Republic.

Previously, Dinah was news editor for four years at The Prague Post, Central Europe's leading English-language weekly, where she significantly upgraded the political coverage of the newspaper. Outside of her celebrity work, she covers social, defense and political issues as Europe correspondent for the New York-based Jewish Telegraphic Agency, a news wire service that reaches 1.1 million people through 110 newspapers and magazines.

In her other media pursuits, Dinah covered President Barack Obama for USA Today and is a contributor to the New York Times. She also served as Europe Editor at Travel Weekly in the United States and was a writer for Fodor's Travel Guides and Conde Nast Traveler. Dinah believes that freelancing for a variety of media outlets keeps a journalist on her toes: She has written on topics that range from Eastern European prostitution to the imperialist character of Santa Claus for The San Francisco Chronicle, Womens' E-news, The Canadian Medical Association Journal, The Independent of London, The Irish Examiner and The Jerusalem Post. Dinah teaches international reporting at New York University in Prague.

In her rare spare time she enjoys kickboxing and visiting celebrity-free hot spots like Albania and Kurdistan.