Word: liza
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...Eternity"), I wondered why the producers bothered to include recent winners. Where were Elizabeth Taylor, Jane Fonda, Lisa "She's Everywhere Else" Minnelli? And could Joan Fontaine call a truce with her sister Olivia de Havilland and appear just this once on the same stage? At least Liz and Liza missed only a photo op. Last night three men won Oscars and still couldn't be there: Eminem (best song, from "8 Mile") because he's a shy person, Conrad Hall (cinematography, "Road to Perdition") because he is dead, and Polanski because there is an outstanding warrant for his arrest...
...companies I never bothered to understand in the first place, with their energy trading and e-tailing and telling people they've got mail. None of the news seemed at all fresh this year: Attacking Iraq? Jimmy Carter getting a peace prize? Smallpox vaccinations? Droughts plaguing Western farmers? Liza Minnelli getting married? Axis of evil? Airline bankruptcies? Ozzy Osbourne? It's like CNN was replaced by CNN Classic. In fact, I'm pretty sure they're rerunning old infrared shots of Baghdad. They've got to do something to offset Daryn Kagan's insane salary demands...
...second stop on Liza Minnelli and David Gest's world tour to explain why VH1 canceled their reality show after the first week of taping--and to try to sell that same concept to another channel. I am happy to be an audience member. It's a really good show...
They're still determined to try this reality thing, even if it means suing VH1 for the right to do so. They want to have their lives broadcast, not only to help revive Liza's career--she's got an album out, a comedy film deal in development and three Christmas shows at Manhattan's Town Hall in early December--but to serve as an inspirational role model. "Part of the thing I wanted to do with the show was to help somebody, baby," Liza says...
...They're still determined to try this reality thing, even if it means suing VH1 for the right to do so. They want to have their lives broadcast, not only to help revive Liza's career - she's got an album out, a comedy film deal in development and three Christmas shows at Manhattan's Town Hall in early December - but to serve as an inspirational role model. "Part of the thing I wanted to do with the show was to help somebody, baby," Liza says...