Stewart near clueless on Daily Show future as host debuts
Stewart says he has little idea about The Daily Show direction after Kilborn departs. He plans to report Jan 4 and notes the show must be written day by day since it is a nightly satire. He reflects on writing with a team and his past interest in NBC or Letterman projects.
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MTV Apologizes To N J Teen Over Truncated Episode
MTV apologized after 20 hours of film became a 12 minute segment showing a troubled family and a teen lifted by A Tribe Called Quest. Bradley Jenkins, a Steinert High School athlete and MCater Theatre actor, spoke of the disappointment while relatives nationwide called in concern. MTV re edited the piece to remove embarrassing moments and stressed the segment portrays a positive Brad.
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Norman Fell dies at 74 former Roper actor obituary
Norman Fell, age 74, famed for Stanley Roper on Three's Company and The Ropers, died Monday of cancer at the Motion Picture and Television Fund retirement home in Woodland Hills. A Philadelphia native and WWII tail gunner, Fell held a Temple University drama degree and appeared in The Graduate and Catch-22, leaving two daughters.
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Star Trek Insurrection Tops Box Office With 22.1 Million Debut
Star Trek Insurrection opened at No. 1 with 22.1 million in North American theaters, dethroning A Bug's Life. Jack Frost and Psycho followed in subsequent positions as Oscar hopefuls opened in limited release and overall box office cooled slightly from last year’s pace.
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Lloyd Webber Avoids Listening to Other Musics
Andrew Lloyd Webber testified in a federal civil trial that he goes out of his way to avoid hearing other people's music. He said he turns off radios in taxis and cars and that his ex wife Sarah Brightman testified he composed Phantom songs at Sydmonton England in 1983 without writing anything down. Brightman added he avoids external music to focus on his own work.
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