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...career move. Luckily, John Paul's follow-up record is on the way. World Voice 2000, due out in September, will feature original prayers penned by the Holy Father and read by a list of stars that could double as the cast for Cannonball Run III, including JAMES EARL JONES, STEVEN TYLER of Aerosmith, DENNIS FRANZ, BRITNEY SPEARS, Brooke Shields and Jennifer Love Hewitt, to name just a few. "They were very concerned about their readings," says album producer Rick Garson. "They were like, 'Is the Pope gonna like it? Did I do okay?' " If not, we'll hear about...
...game, and despite Coleman's double-double, Harvard's inexperience showed. At times, four freshmen, including center Onnie Mayshak and guard Brady Merchant, were on the floor. Yale's Onija Woodbine laid 28 points down on the Crimson in a 69-61 Bulldog victory. The next night, Brown guard Earl Hunt put 39 points on the decimated Crimson defense in a 78-68 Bear...
...Kurt Vonnegut's newest book, God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian, the intrepid author boldly crosses the threshold between life and death. Into the blue tunnel and through the pearly gates forges Vonnegut in search of precious interviews with post-mortems, from James Earl Ray and Eugene Victor Debs to William Shakespeare and Kilgore Trout. At the outset of this fictional narrative, the author of Slaughterhouse Five, Cat's Cradle, and Breakfast of Champions writes "My first near-death experience was an accident, a botched anesthesia during a triple-bypass." He finds the event so fascinating that he decides to elicit...
...caught in bed with a dead girl or a live boy." Edwards was a charmer, a scamp, a honey-tongued governor perfectly matched to his state who apparently had more bag men than press secretaries, and was loved for that, in the great and unique local tradition of Earl and Huey Long. Return me to office, he once implored voters, "or there won't be anything left to steal." They...
Thirty-four years after they were established by an Earl Warren Supreme Court ruling, the Miranda warnings are again being debated by the nation's highest judicial body. The warnings, described by Justice Stephen G. Breyer as a "hallmark of American justice," provide essential safeguards for people against the power of the police. The ruling, which requires that police inform arrested individuals of their rights, is being challenged on the basis of an obscure section of a 1968 crime bill that was ignored until a surprising ruling earlier this year. A Virginia bank robbery suspect made incriminating statements before...