Oh, the woes of the rich and famous. A Hollywood actress is asking the common folk to open their wallets to help fund her kid's summer trip to Cooperstown.

...yeeeeaaahhhh, how about, no.

ALYSSA MILANO

Remember Alyssa Milano? She's probably best known for her roles as Samantha in Who's the Boss? (1984 -1992) and Phoebe in Charmed (1998-2006). All signs point to a very successful 40-year Hollywood career. Oh, and she's also married to David Bugliari, a big-wig at Creative Arts Agency, one of Hollywood's biggest talent agencies.

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While this is not confirmed, one can assume it had something to do with the Cooperstown Dreams Park or Cooperstown All Star Village-- two summer camp baseball retreats that rake in a lot of money for the local economy. Teams that are selected to play in those tournaments typically incur a per-child fee to cover their attendance costs.

By all accounts, you'd assume a Hollywood power couple could afford this out of their own pocket. Did we mention she drives a $200,000 car?

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Needless to say, there was an eruption of sarcastic responses to this wealthy actress resorting to crowdfunding for a summer vacation.

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But while Alyssa was firing back with stories of her philanthropy work, her GoFundMe actually surpassed its $10,000 goal. So I guess the fam is going to Cooperstown after all.

At least she has the unwavering support of the internet's One Percent.

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Believe It Or Not! Here Are 19 Great Upstate NY Halls of Fame!!

When it comes to Halls of Fame, New York State has a tone of them. And many of them can be found in Upstate New York.

Sure, we all know "the big ones," like the National Baseball Hall of Fame, but there are many others to visit. Some are big, such as The National Toy Hall of Fame in Rochester or the Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, but others are located in teeny, tiny towns across the region. They are in hard to find places, with populations of perhaps less than 500 people. But they sure are interesting!

Here are 19 of the best Halls of Fame in Upstate New York. What is the D.I.R.T. Hall of Fame? And what about the Bare Knuckle Boxing Hall of Fame? And the Convenience Store Hall of Fame? These are all fun to look at and visit. In each "hall" we have included a website link so you can check on dates, times, events, directions, etc. Like I said, some are way off the beaten path. One of them is deep in the forests of the Adirondack park. It is quite a ride trying to find it, but when you do you will be glad you visited it. Very unusual, totally fascinating, and very "tuneful."

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