Spike Lee blasts Do the Right Thing interviews at Black Expo
director Spike Lee vented about constant questions on Do the Right Thing during a Black Expo appearance in Indianapolis. He said he is done answering such queries after 18 hour daily stretches and urged black filmmakers to earn their place through hard work, citing himself Eddie Murphy and Robert Townsend.
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Gonzalez to Meet Bush in Madrid for Culture Focus
Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez plans an October visit to Washington focusing on culture and economic ties, downplaying military issues after a May defense agreement. The trip would be Oct. 19 and mark the first official talks since the accord.
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Street-Corner Preacher Jailed After Movie Protest
John Medford, 47, a street preacher, was jailed in Los Angeles after allegedly pushing an off-duty officer guarding a Rob Lowe movie set at his Glen-Donald cooperative home. He demanded filming cease at his residence and faced misdemeanor battery charges after trying to move light stands from the sidewalk set. The actor Lowe is also a subject of a separate legal probe in Atlanta.
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