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...clear the decks about his personal affairs. Perhaps it was a certain "good friend" whose picture made it into the gossip pages. More likely it was the polls - with a big assist from Bill Clinton. Having refused for years to discuss his seemingly distant marriage to actress and newswoman Donna Hanover, the New York mayor and not-quite U.S. Senate candidate surprised reporters Wednesday with the news that he is seeking a separation agreement from his wife. Though the announcement came just days after the New York tabloids revealed that Hizzoner was squiring around town...
...world of Dena Nordstrom, a glamorous TV newswoman, people come in two varieties: corn pone and ruthless shark. The former populate the safe, static Missouri town of Dena's early youth, and the latter stalk the corridors of Manhattan, where career-obsessed Dena collapses from stress. She's forced finally to confront the hole at the middle of her existence: the unexplained disappearance of her mother when Dena was just 15. As the narrative shifts in time and place to unravel the mystery, the action is as shamelessly unsubtle as the characters are cliched. That said, this third novel from...
Zack Norville, who is one of them, is wearing a necktie with a print of $100 bills, and he's talking about what a fine place this is. "Very cosmopolitan for a small town in the South." He is the daddy, by the way, of another famous Daltonian blond: newswoman Deborah Norville is his little girl. Yep, Marla Maples and Deborah Norville, and that's just the start...
WILLOW BAY Might attract sports Not much industry GMA/Sunday fans (she co-hosts credibility. She co-anchor NBA Inside Stuff). started out as a Oh, and she's married model, after all, to ABC's president. not a newswoman...
...conducted strategy sessions and laid his plans to implement the Contract with America. She even spent 10 hours with Gingrich and his brain trust one drizzly Saturday as they put together his now infamous college course. "I'm incredibly grateful we did that reporting," says the Texas-born newswoman, who has been covering Congress for 13 years. "I got to see how he was planning for all of this back when no one would have believed it could have happened...