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Friday, January 25, 2002
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Extra! Extra!
It's the latest craze in the wave of extreme
sports that's guaranteed to be a smash! Smash
Ball is an alternative underground sport that will be
featured in it's own show this spring on TNN network called
"USU Smash Zone." If you think you have what it takes to be
part of the extreme team, tryouts will be held this Monday
and Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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Compassionate
stars came out in Hollywood last night to raise money to benefit
Cambodian orphans. Their plight is captured in the new HBO/Cinemax
documentary "My Khmer Heart." Danny Glover says, “I was so moved
by the documentary, I wanted to do anything I could.”
Matt Damon says, “I called up and said, ‘How the hell can I
help?’”
Matt Damon also helped out his softball buddy Sean Hayes by
making a cameo on the February 7th episode of “Will & Grace.”
Matt explains, “He and I are competing for a spot in a gay man's
chorus and it just sort of takes off from there."
Billionaire media mogul turned New York City
mayor Mike Bloomberg speaks candidly to “20/20's” Barbara Walters
tonight on why one of the wealthiest men in the world sought
public office. He says, “Because you get a chance to change
the world. You get a chance to make a difference.”
Bloomberg may change the world but he won't be changing his
address. He declined living in the mayor's Gracie Mansion. His
own townhouse is far more luxurious.
A sassy Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor
gives no objection tonight to “Dateline NBC's” Katie Couric's
questions about her courtship with husband John O'Connor and
a little known fact about chief justice William Renquist. Sandra
says, “Well we went to a few movies and one thing or another.”
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