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GGIELIFE
Exit Neve Campbell relives
Continued from Page 3 kissing-contest defeat
Even with the hype their per
formances may receive from the
Willie Nelson show, Clayton said
the band is doing what they can
to make purchasing the CD as
easy as possible.
“You can get the CD at local
stores, and then we’re also trying
to make them available on line, so
we’ll see how that goes.”
To stay plugged into Last Free
Exit, fans can check out the website
at Last-Free-Exit.com. Last Free Exit
will also be playing this Thursday
at 11 p.m. at Shadow Canyon.
NEW YORK (AP) — Neve Campbell could
have been a kissy-face contender.
The “Party of Five” actress told Cos
mopolitan that a kid named Larry was the
first boy she kissed. It happened on the
playground one day in her Ontario home
town of Guelph.
“I was, like, 6 years old, and we were hav
ing a kissing contest in school, to see who
could kiss the longest,” Campbell said in the
magazine’s October issue.
“And Larry had had a peanut butter sand
wich, and he had the worst breath on earth.
And I was mad at him the rest of the day be
cause we lost.”
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Dodger announcer lauds
Costner’s baseball skills
LOS ANGELES (AP) — When it comes to
baseball movies and actors portraying
ballplaye'rs, announcer Vin Scully has seen
them all. And he said Kevin Costner finally
got it right.
Even better, Costner can actually play the
game, said the Los Angeles Dodgers an
nouncer, who has a part in Costner’s new
movie, For Love of the Game.
Scully said neither Gary Cooper, who
played Lou Gehrig in the 1942 Pride of the
Yankees, nor William Bendix, who starred in
the 1948 Babe Ruth Story, was believable.
He was not too sure about Costner in Bull
Durham or Field of Dreams either. After For
Love of the Game, Scully said Costner “might
be the best.”.
Former ‘Grace’ star says
drugs, alcohol killed show
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former “Grace Un
der Fire” star Brett Butler said drugs and
booze led to the end of her show and made
a mess of her career.
“I fell down hard and went ‘boom,’ and I
may never make it up to some of the people,”
she said in an “Entertainment Tonight” in
terview. “I lost a lot and created a great deal
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