Word: instinctive
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...given $35,000 since 1990. Huffington denied in a radio interview that his wife was ever a minister. Arianna calmly admits to the connection. "John-Roger is my friend, and he is only one of many people whose philosophies I have studied." But her latest book, The Fourth Instinct: The Call of the Soul, is filled with his New Age bromides, well meaning, probably harmless, but not the stuff of governing...
...Nemeth, who giggle and banter even more shamelessly than E.T.'s anchors, and the show seems to work harder to hype even less. For a two-part interview with Sharon Stone, Extra devoted more time to teasing the story (countless shots of the infamous leg-crossing scene from Basic Instinct) than to Stone's perky but paltry "revelations." The show has closely copied E.T.'s format, but it can't match the original for sheer doggedness. In its coverage of the Emmy awards, Extra followed around one nominee, NYPD Blue's Nicholas Turturro, on the day of the awards ceremony...
...their marriage collapses; they just drawl withdrawal. The languid self-satisfaction of The New Age, the sense that its maker knows most people will hate it and doesn't care because he's issuing "a personal statement," is its most annoying quality. Don't be suckered. Your first instinct is right. It's a terrible movie...
...director's cut" in video stores. Bruce Willis promises a similarly complete version of Color of Night, the steamy drama that opened last week in R-rated form after love scenes of the frontally nude star were excised. Willis has decried the board's "sexism," noting that Basic Instinct, with Sharon Stone displaying roughly comparable areas of her anatomy...
...best, its paranoia and its plotting are fairly plausible and, despite its obligations to thriller conventions, it says something pretty truthful about what it's like to be young and neglected these days. Finally, in Brad Renfro the filmmakers have a real find -- a tough, appealing kid whose instinct is not to beg for sympathy but to let it accrue to him naturally...