Eliza Dushku

Watertown actress Eliza Dushku has just wrapped up work on her next film, the intriguingly titled ``Sex and Breakfast." The movie co starring Macaulay Culkin includes an orgy scene, but before you get too excited, Dushku does not bare it all. The 25-year-old actress, best known for her work on ``Buffy the Vampire Slayer," told us she doesn’t take nudity lightly, and turned down a role in ``The Dukes of Hazzard" because producers wanted to include a nude scene on the DVD. But Dushku does have a sense of humor. In a new short film called ``The Last Supper," she plays a beauteous barmaid in a modern retelling of the biblical tale.

Olympia Dukakis stopped by the Somerville Museum Saturday night to get a preview of two installations about Greek immigration to the Boston area. Dukakis, who was raised in the area, attended a fund-raising reception for the exhibition. Her cousin, former Governor Mike Dukakis, is honorary chair of the exhibition. . . . ``The Season of Open Water," Dawn Clifton Tripp’s tale of Prohibition rum running, is the Massachusetts Book Awards winner for fiction. Given annually by the Massachusetts Center for the Book, the awards honor works by Bay State authors and those set in the area. Megan Marshall’s debut biography, ``The Peabody Sisters: Three Women Who Ignited American Romanticism," was selected for nonfiction. Emerson College writer-in-residence Gail Mazur’s ``Zeppo’s First Wife: New and Selected Poems" was recognized in the poetry category. Liza Ketchum’s ``Where the Great Hawk Flies" got the nod for children’s literature.