The pending transfer of the widow of television producer Aaron Spelling to a condo unit from a mansion reflects the downturn of the American economy and the real estate market.

Candy Spelling, when Aaron was still alive, lived with her husband for almost two decades in a 56,500-square foot French chateau-style mansion which had a wine-tasting room, bowling lanes and silver, china and gift-wrapping rooms. Aaron was the man behind hit TV series like "Charlie's Angels" and "Seventh Heaven."

Aaron Spelling's widow is writing tell-all book. Candy Spelling has confirmed her memoir plans, saying she has a lot of stories to tell.

She tells ET, "It's true. I am close to signing a deal to write a book. But everyone should hold on. I have lots of stories I've never told, and they will all be in my book!"

Tori Spelling, the daughter of the late Aaron Spelling, has just released a tell-all book about her life, the rumors, her family struggles, and living her life under the Hollywood microscope. Her book 'sTori Telling' has finally given Spelling the chance to tell her side of the story.

Spelling, 34, delves into all of the stories surrounding her tabloid life including: past plastic surgery, lavish childhood birthday parties and her on-going feud with her mother, Candy Spelling.

Everyone in Hollywood seems to have logged on-line and started writing letters.

In the age of instant messaging, BlackBerry's and e-mail, celebs are using technology to defend themselves, rather than a publicist.

Candy Spelling has logged onto the Internet again and written another letter.

The Hollywood widow, who has recently reconciled with estranged daughter Tori, has given another starlet some of her advice.