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...break from his fast-paced, book-a-year writing schedule to do a little touring. But he's not following the typical writer's schedule of interviews, coffee-shop readings and book-signing sessions. No, Leonard's really on tour this winter, traveling and performing with a band from Greenfield, Mass., called the Stone Coyotes. Boston's Lansdowne Street Music Hall hosted the bizarre book-reading/band performance on Friday, February 19. Two days earlier Leonard and his back-up graced the Mercury Lounge in New York City, and from Boston they flew to L.A. for further shows...
...computer to recognize that the gyroscope was not operating, the unnecessary firing of SOHO's hydrazine-powered thrusters, and a mistake by controllers in switching off a gyroscope that was working properly. "Thrusters kept firing to null out a roll that was not happening," explains NASA's Michael Greenfield, co-chair of the investigation group...
Bernard Shaw and Jeff Greenfield will be hosts of the show. Shaw, CNN's principal Washington anchor, has been with the network since its inception and worked with TIME on our earlier joint venture. Greenfield joined CNN as a senior analyst in January from ABC News, where he had been a political and media commentator for 14 years. It's a natural fit for Greenfield, who has been writing essays for TIME since 1996. TIME reporters and editors will also appear regularly...
...fine tradition of both TIME and CNN, the show won't be shot in some air-conditioned studio, but out on the streets of America and the world, where the news is happening. To keep it as fresh as possible, Shaw and Greenfield will not begin taping until late Friday evening and will update throughout the weekend or break in live, as news dictates. The in-depth stories will be accompanied by adaptations of popular TIME sections such as Notebook, People, Milestones and Personal Time. Explains Greenfield: "We're really trying to reflect the sensibility of the magazine...
...ready for it. In NBC's new comedy Lateline (Tuesdays, 9:30 p.m. E.T.), a spoof of Nightline, the Saturday Night Live veteran (Remember "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me"?) plays the indefatigable correspondent Al Freundlich as a mixture of Jeff Greenfield's best-boy-in-class earnestness and Sam Donaldson's bouncy intensity. In this week's premiere, under the mistaken impression that he's replacing narcissistic anchor Pearce McKenzie (appealingly pompous Robert Foxworth), Freundlich orders up the Pope as his first guest and decides to jettison his longtime producer Gale...