[x045] Jennifer shopping on Robertson Boulevard in LA – March 7

Jennifer Love Hewitt went all out for an early birthday celebration for her mom at her LA home over the weekend.

We caught her loading in tons of balloons and a cake for the special occasion which they celebrated at home before heading out for bowling at Jillian’s on the Universal City Walk.

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[x030] Jennifer throws a birthday party for her mom – March 6

Barnes & Noble Lincoln Triangle (Broadway and 66th Street) has announced its calendar of March public events.
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On March 24, at 7:30pm, actress Jennifer Love Hewitt will be on hand for a discussion and signing of her now book The Day I Shot Cupid.

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Jennifer Love Hewitt On ‘Ghost Whisperer’’s 100th Episode

“Ghost Whisperer” turns 100 tonight with a life-in-jeopardy episode directed by series star/executive producer Jennifer Love Hewitt — and ET is behind the scenes.

“It’s a very explosive episode,” Jennifer tells ET of tonight’s 100th show, featuring a ghost who knows of a hidden munitions dump with unexploded bombs … but one is missing and someone could lose their life.

Jennifer said she wanted to direct the episode because she wanted to try controlling Melinda’s world instead of Melinda’s world controlling her, which is what happens when she is acting.

“In acting, you just learn your lines and you go and every once in a while you get a note here and there. In directing, people have so many questions. You’re like, ‘Alright, already. I’ve got to go,’” she says, adding that some day she may want to direct full time.

There was a cake on the set to celebrate the milestone, and Jennifer thanked the cast and crew for all their hard work, saying it is because of it that the show is a success.

Jennifer says that as a result of playing Melinda, her belief in the paranormal is greater than when she started.

“But the biggest thing that’s changed is it’s really taught me that people should live their lives not to have unfinished business, because we don’t know if we’re going to get lucky enough to meet a Melinda Gordon,” she says.

The 100th episode of “Ghost Whisperer” airs tonight at 8 p.m. on CBS.

Q: What prompted you to write this book?
A: About 4 1/2 years ago after a bad break up, I went to Mexico with girlfriends of all different ages. The topic we got on the fastest was men, how they can mess up and how we women can mess up, too. I wrote up thought pages for everyone. A couple of weeks later, my friend called saying she had sent around the thought pages and some of her friends wanted to get dating advice from me. She said I had a little following. They started calling me and I thought, “Maybe I should turn it into a book.”

Q: So we should call you the Love Whisperer?
A: Yes. Thank you. I like that.

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[x019] Jennifer shopping in Hollywood – March 2

[x015] Portraits, Los Angeles

Hewitt tackles many tasks on ‘Ghost’
Actress also directs and exec produces CBS series

Jennifer Love Hewitt may be the ultimate multihyphenate. First, there’s her work on CBS’ “Ghost Whisperer,” in which she stars as the central character, exec produces and on occasion directs. Then there’s the 10-issue comicbook anthology, “Jennifer Love Hewitt’s The Music Box,” which was released in November, and her first book, “The Day I Shot Cupid,” due this month from Hyperion. And now she’s preparing to direct a musicvideo for the band Switchfoot.

“There are so many people who go their whole lives and never get to live one of their dreams, and I’m living all of mine,” Hewitt says. “I’m in a business that allows me to do all of the things that I love. If that doesn’t get you through a long day, I don’t know what will.”

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