Three men. Vying for one job. The two who don’t get it, get out. Sounds like a reality show, right? Well, in a way, it was. The battle to succeed Jack Welch at General Electric. And Jack had his three guys. Told them, in fact, “You’re my three guys. And …
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Camera flashes, screaming, personal questions — it’s not the Oscars red carpet, it was me getting a cup of coffee. “Celeb-4-A-Day” fake paparazzi followed me around, giving a taste at life in the shutterbug lights — and it was exhausting. Click here to read Jill Dobson’s Oscar blog. Prepped by …
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A few months ago, the split between some conservative commentators and Senator John McCain was front-page news all over the USA, as it should have been. Any bad feeling between the Republican presidential nominee and the right wing of the party is very important. But now we have a bitter …
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Hilary Still Swank — and Loving Her Chad | Bette’s Middling Show Gone, as Read Here First | Johnny Loves Chocolat Depply Hilary Still Swank — and Loving Her Chad Winning last year’s Academy Award for Best Performance by an Actress for her courageous work in Boys Don’t Cryhas not, …
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All-Star Fundraiser | Joel Gallen | Michael Jackson Friday’s All-Star Show Shrouded in Secrecy Here’s a little update to the story below, concerning the planned all-star fundraiser to benefit the victims of the World Trade Center and Pentagon tragedies, which may run on all four broadcast networks (Fox, NBC, CBS, …
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The Jackson 3? | Mariah Carey|REM|Rep. Gary Condit It’s The Jackson 3 As Michael’s Brother’s Drop Out Of All Star Show Michael Jackson is not singing “I Want You Back” to brothers Jermaine and Randy. The two brothers have dropped out of the planned Jackson 5 reunion, which was the …
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Not a good time to be a kid in America. That’s the subject of this evening’s “Talking Points” memo. The Factor is spreading out. We’ll be reporting for the Fox Broadcast Network a few times over the next year, and the firstFactor special will be called “The Corruption of the …
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WASHINGTON – State and local officials believe they are more than up to the task of taking care of security in the post-Sept. 11world. The problem, they say, is paying for it. Already watching tax revenues dwindle with the withering economy, many are barely able to meet their peacetime obligations …
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NEW YORK – With a Friday deadline looming, Philadelphia Mayor John Street and Pennsylvania Gov. Mark Schweiker workedovertimeThursday to hash out a proposedstate takeover of the crumbling city school system. Negotiations went into overdrive after two tense weeks of contentious political maneuversby the Democratic mayor and the Republican governor in …
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BOSTON – Lt. Governor Jane Swift vowed to make the Massachusetts Statehouse a more family-friendly place when she took over from Paul Cellucci this week. She has promised new parental-leave policies. And under her watch, lactation rooms in state buildings for nursing working mothers will be built. These couldproveuseful for …
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