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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2000
Page
8
Ray Bradbury, 79, adapts seven of his works for stage in The World of Ray Bradbury to open May 19 at the Ritz Theater in Sheffield. He hopes to attend the May 21 performance, while finishing a new mystery novel and resuming lectures after a stroke last fall.
TV Guide reports Canal Plus nears buying the Mulholland Drive pilot for a feature release with a new ending. ABC shelved the two hour plus project as too long and odd. Tony Krantz says Canal Plus would pay ABC about 7 million and add more for Lynch’s new ending.
Sidney Poitier quietly introduces Measure of a Man a spiritual autobiography hitting shelves this week with little fanfare. He plans limited promotion likely in New York and Chicago and says the book should speak for itself. Poitier mentions the personal nature of the work and notes he needs time after completing it.
An aspiring producer at Letterman's World Wide Pants develops a CBS half hour comedy pilot titled Mr New York about a weatherman from Indiana who moves to New York seeking fame. The project mirrors elements of Dave’s life and career.
Mark-Paul Gosselaar, star of Saved by the Bell and Hyperion Bay, hopes DC on WB debuts April 2 with a mature Law & Order style. He predicts a two to three week test to decide renewal and notes the network’s many projects mean solid ratings are essential. The show follows five Georgetown housemates trying to establish themselves in Washington DC.
On March 19 Anna Kournikova and her mother Alla caused a scene aboard an American Airlines flight from Dallas to Miami when the 18 year old reportedly refused to place a miniature Doberman pinscher in its carrier as required by FAA rules. Police met the plane in Miami after landing and the dog was later in its carrier. Both denied refusing to cooperate.
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