Murphy faces 35 million suit over Harlem Nights claims
A screenwriter filed a 35 million lawsuit in Uniondale alleging his ideas were stolen for Harlem Nights. He cites similarities to his unrevealed film and names defendants including Eddie Murphy Paramount Pictures William Morris Agency and Steven Weiss. Further notes reference a prior Coming to America case in January.
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60 Minutes and Fun Video Show Tops and Flops in TV Ratings
NBC led the week with an average 15.1 rating followed by ABC 13.7 and CBS 13.4 as ratings reflect the nation’s 92.1 million TV homes. Andy Rooney’s suspension hangs over CBS with a three month unpaid suspension while America’s Funniest Home Videos landed eighth and 60 Minutes fell to eighteenth.
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Bush Kids Probed By Fame Yet Stand On Their Own
The Bush children George Jeb Neil Marvin and Dora 30 say they pursue normal lives despite White House ties. Oldest siblings eye political runs, Marvin stays near Washington and Dora works in Maine while separating from her husband.
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