Networks reject prime-time compromise extending 1990s limits
The three major networks refuse a deal to extend the five percent prime-time ownership cap to 1995. ABC NBC and CBS cite declining audiences and ad revenue plus competition from studios and Fox as reasons to avoid new restrictions. Negotiations with studios like Warner Bros. continue after a year and a half of talks.
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Walking legend Hartley nears 10 years in Oh Calcutta
Cheryl Hartley, Broadway’s longest running actress, marks a decade in Oh Calcutta as she continues nightly nude routines and ad libbed wish lists. The show features sketches by Sam Shepard and John Lennon with global audiences and occasional language barriers.
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