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NEW YORK (AP) — ABC has de
cided to broadcast portions of an inter
view w ith President Clinton conducted by
Leonardo DiCaprio that had raised ques
tions about why a movie star was fulfill
ing a role usually handled by a journalist.
The network announced its decision in
a terse news release on Tuesday, a day af
ter ABC News executives screened the
March 31 interview.
DiCaprio, chairperson of the Earth
Day 2000 celebration committee, talked
to Clinton about global wanning. The in
terview will appear as part of an Earth
Day special produced by ABC News on
Saturday, April 22 at 8 p.m. ET.
“It was an editorial judgment made
here w ith many senior management peo
ple involved,” said ABC News
spokesperson Eileen Murphy. “Everyone
is comfortable with the decision. But
we’re not going to
discuss our editorial
process.”
It’s still not clear
how much of the re
ported 20-minute
chat between the Ti
tanic star and Clinton
will make it on the
air. Murphy said the
final product “will meet w ith ABC News
editorial standards.”
“In the end,” she said, “we’ll be
judged by what is on the air.”
Many journalists within ABC,
DICAPRIO
particularly in the Washington bureau,
were angered when they heard DiCaprio
was granted the interview.
There w as some dispute last week be
tween ABC, the White House and Di-
Caprio’s representatives over how it w as
set up. ABC News President David West-
in said DiCaprio was visiting at the White
House’s request, with the understanding
that the president might appear on film
walking through the White House with
the actor.
The White House said ABC had re
quested an interview and DiCaprio’s
spokesperson, Ken Sunshine, said the ac
tor was prepared to conduct one.
Westin had told ABC News staffers in
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Actress Bening gives
birth to baby girl
Rev. Jackson supporting
closings on MLK Day
time reading, writing and thinking.
“It’s a sedentary life, it's an isolatedi
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Annette Bening and War
ren Beatty have an American beauty to boast about: a
baby girl.
The name and weight of the
child, as well as where and when
she was bom, were not disclosed.
“Everybody’s doing well,”
Bening’s publicist Nancy Seltzer
said Tuesday.
The American Beaut}’ star and
her husband have three other chil
dren. They were married in 1992.
A very pregnant Bening at
tended the Oscars on March 26. She lost to Hilary
Swank in the best-actress category.
The Rev. Jesse
BENING
WALLINGFORD, Conn. (AP)
Jackson will come to Wallingford
this month in support of a bill that
would force the town to close gov
ernment offices on Martin Luther
King Day.
Wallingford is the only Con
necticut municipality that does not
close for the civil rights leader’s
birthday, which has been a state
holiday since 1986.
Last week, a state legislative
committee voted 39-6 in favor of the bill.
Jackson will speak at the Capitol and attend
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Kansas School of Law. “It’s a good life." arl
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of sexual harassment against him, also sai:Sj ec j a
been surprised by the cordial natureol totdftr carrying
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New candy named after
‘I Love Lucy’ actress
church service honoring King on April 26. He said he
also plans to travel to Wallingford.
Smashing Pumpkins’ new
album falls in album sales
DURANGO, Colo. (AP) — “I Love Lucy” fans
will soon he able to buy sweet reminders of the famed
episode in which Lucille Ball gets a new job at a
chocolate factory and can’t quite keep up with the as
sembly line.
Durango-based Rocky Mountain Chocolate Fac
tory is introducing a line of candies next month called
Lucy’s Chocolate Factory Candy.
It’s based on the episode in which Ball tries to box
chocolates on an assembly line but can’t keep up, so
she shoves the candy in her mouth.
The terms of the deal announced Monday with
Rocky Mountain, the estates of Lucille Ball and Desi
Arnaz, and CBS Worldwide Inc. were not disclosed.
“To put Lucy together with chocolates and create
a lasting tribute to my parents and ‘I Love Lucy,’ their
legendary television show, has been a dream of mine
for over a decade,” Lucie Arnaz said in a statement.
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ton show ed up amid heavy scrutiny Monday'■$ 0s P 1 1 a I m t
Arista Records' 25th anniversary tribute toll
tor, Clive Davis.
“She looks fabulous,” Dionne Warwick, il
Cl IICAGO (AP) Smashing Pumpkins leader Bil
ly Corgan says the band remains upbeat even though its
latest album has been dropping on the charts.
“Machina/The Machines of God” debuted at No. 3 on
Billboard magazine’s pop album chart but in five weeks
has slipped to No. 54, selling 340,000 copies so far.
“I’m very happy with it. I'm just glad we still have
a pulse,” Corgan told the Chicago Sun-Times. “I don’t
mean the record — I mean the hand in general. We're
just happy to be alive.
of
Judge Clarence Thomas
admits to isolated life
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Supreme Court Jus
tice Clarence Thomas says he doesn't socialize with
fellow members of the court, spending most of his
I louston’s, said backstage.
I louston w as scheduled to sing a medley of:
as some of the biggest names intk label’!!
gathered to perform for Arista founder D» |
signed I louston when she was 19. T\\Oh4«f y
cial was taped to air May 15 on NBC,_ I
Rumors about Houston have swirkMij £
drug abuse allegations, a much-discussed alt
last month’s Oscars and a disjointed magai
\ ievv. I louston has denied abusing drugs ini
Three weeks before the Oscars, Houstoai
appear at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame dins*
she w as scheduled to help induct Davis.
And in January, airport security inHawaiisti
found a half-ounce of marijuana in Houslw
Rather than wait for police to arrive, the 3(4
1 louston boarded her flight and left the island [
I louston has not been charged in the inciM
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