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...very least, he's keeping his options open. Ask the former Vice President if he plans to try again, says Donna Brazile, his campaign manager last year, and "he just smiles." (A recent CNN/USA Today poll had Gore as the early front runner for the 2004 Democratic nomination, with the support of 34% of those polled.) But Democratic power brokers aren't smiling at the thought of a Gore comeback. While most say publicly that it's too early to discuss the idea, in private many of them are dead set against a Gore-Bush rematch...
...colleagues don't see her as a raging prima donna. Says the Sony exec: "Except for the usual diva crap--wanting to look nice, needing champagne and bottled water wherever she goes--she's actually kind of cool. She's a girl from Long Island, you know. She works hard." As for her lopsided fame, "She gets the joke...
...Consider Donna Dubinsky and Jeff Hawkins, the brains behind the ubiquitous PDA, the Palm Pilot. They left Palm three years ago and started Handspring with a scheme for a competing PDA, the Visor. Within 15 months, Handspring was shipping its new Visors, thanks to Flextronics and Solectron. And now the Visor has 7% of the $4.3 billion global PDA market...
...covered two Drifters songs, "Ruby Baby" from ?956 and "Drip Drop" from ?958. At least five L&S oldies became later Top "0 hits: "I (Who have Nothing)" (Tom Jones), "I?m a Woman" (Maria Muldaur), "On Broadway" (George Benson), "Spanish Harlem" (Aretha Franklin) and "There Goes My Baby" (Donna Summer). In the curio category are a rendition of "Stand by Me" by one Cassius Clay in 1964 and Bruce Willis? 1987 cover of "Young Blood." In 1986, with a hit movie as impetus, King?s original of "Stand by Me" returned to the charts, and went...
...change. And with it, just maybe, so is TV's status as an art form. Suddenly TV's past is everywhere. The all-reruns TV Land, the offshoot of Nickelodeon's Nick at Nite franchise, has increased tenfold in the past five years by offering shows like The Donna Reed Show and The Love Boat, while the fast-growing Game Show Network revives the leisure-suited splendor of Match Game and Tattle Tales. Thanks to cable's ravenous maw for content, more diverse and complex shows are entering the rerun canon. Cartoon Network (which, like TIME, is owned...