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...otherwise glowing account of Spacey's merits, but it irked the star's handlers. Spacey's agent, Brian Gersh, went so far as to suggest he would discourage anyone William Morris represents from working with Esquire, a statement others at the agency--which has 3,000 clients, including Clint Eastwood and Bill Cosby--later backed away from. As for whether he is gay, Spacey says in the piece, "I have no interest in confirming or denying that...
...turn as the gruesome serial killer who cuts off Gwyneth Paltrow's head. "Whether a character does good or bad things doesn't interest me," he insists. "It's whether there are ambiguities." Later this year he will appear as the Savannah, Ga., antiques dealer accused of murder in Clint Eastwood's adaptation of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil...
...photocopy from the dictionary with the definition of clitoris. Best reported the incident to her boss. The brewery fired Mackenzie for "unacceptable managerial performance." The defendants' lawyers argued that the incident echoed an earlier harassment charge, but they were outlawyered by MacKenzie's ebullient advocate, Gerald Boyle. Juror Clint Baer, 20, says none of the jurors, 10 of whom were women, were offended by the Seinfeld story. They agreed to an award that, as Baer says, "sends the message that sexual harassment has to be more important" than what happened to Best...
Throughout the hearing, U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch has proscribed evidence he considered inflammatory. He wants the jury to make a reasoned decision based on fact, he said, and so he disallowed pictures of the victims' weddings, for example, and ruled that a nine-year-old boy, Clint Seidl, could not testify about the loss of his mother. The boy's "age and innocence," Matsch said, would make his testimony appeal too much to the emotions. But keeping emotions out of the proceeding was impossible, and jurors cried again and again. The prosecution's final witness was Clint's father...
...GABRIEL FIGUEROA, 90, Mexican camera poet; in Mexico City. Working with such top directors as Luis Bunuel (seven films), John Ford and Emilio Fernandez, this superb cinematographer illuminated many a craggy vista, from the parched roads in John Huston's The Night of the Iguana to the face of Clint Eastwood (in Two Mules for Sister Sara). Through Figueroa's lens, they all looked stark, profound, beautiful...