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ABC News' Diane Sawyer gamble pays off
She's more patrician than Everywoman, and it's working for her as ABC's anchor.
Quietly taking over as anchor from Charles Gibson at " ABC World News" at the end of
on 2010-02-05 05:00:04
ABC News' Diane Sawyer gamble pays off
She's more patrician than Everywoman, and it's working for her as ABC's anchor.
She's more patrician than Everywoman, and it's working for her as ABC's anchor.
on 2010-02-05 05:00:23Diane Sawyer quietly makes her mark as ABC News anchor
Diane Sawyer is happy to sleep in a bit now that she has shifted from morning duty to anchor of ABC's World News.
on 2010-01-26 04:53:59Diane Sawyer sees 8 percent boost in ratings as ABC's 'World News' anchor
Diane Sawyer is already making a difference at ABC's "World News." Ratings for the show have jumped 8% since she took over the show four weeks ago, according to a report.
on 2010-01-26 04:50:19
Diane Sawyer has immediate effect on ABC's 'World News'
The evening newscast's ratings have spiked 8% since she took over as anchor four weeks ago.
When she took over anchoring ABC's evening newscast last month after 11
on 2010-01-25 04:48:51
Diane Sawyer has immediate effect on ABC's 'World News'
The evening newscast's ratings have spiked 8% since she took over as anchor four weeks ago.
When she took over anchoring ABC's evening newscast last month after 11
on 2010-01-25 04:48:35Diane Sawyer to anchor 'World News' from Afghanistan
Diane Sawyer will anchor ABC?s ?World News? from Afghanistan on Monday and Tuesday, her second trip abroad since taking the helm of the evening newscast less than a month ago. In her fifth visit to the country, Sawyer will report...
on 2010-01-11 04:51:27ABC's Sawyer heads to Afghanistan
(AP)
AP - Diane Sawyer is in Afghanistan, her first overseas trip as anchor of ABC's "World News."
on 2010-01-11 04:45:18Diane Sawyer travels the 'World' after three weeks, George Stephanopoulos signs off from 'This Week'
It's three weeks into her run as anchor of ABC's "World News," and Diane Sawyer is already out from behind the desk. Way out.
on 2010-01-11 04:47:43
ABC's Diane Sawyer to anchor from Afghanistan
'World News' will feature war reports from the journalist, who is making her second trip abroad since assuming anchoring duties less than a month ago.
Diane Sawyer
on 2010-01-11 04:51:16
Diane Sawyer to anchor 'World News' from Afghanistan
Her coverage will include an interview with Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal.
on 2010-01-11 04:51:35ABC's Sawyer heads to Afghanistan
Diane Sawyer is in Afghanistan, her first overseas trip as anchor of ABC's World News.
on 2010-01-11 04:51:36Diane Sawyer anchors ABC's 'World News' with case of laryngitis
Diane Sawyer took a vow of silence after she debuted a new whisky-voiced sound on ABC's "World News" Tuesday night - courtesy of laryngitis.
on 2010-01-06 04:46:12ABC evening news gets boost from Diane Sawyer
(Reuters)
Reuters - ABC's "World News" has held steady under new anchor Diane Sawyer.
on 2009-12-30 04:45:19Diane Sawyer boosts viewership for ABC but still places second behind NBC
Diane Sawyer?s debut last week as the new anchor of ?World News? was low-key, but she still managed to lift ratings for the ABC evening newscast during a holiday week. ?World News? averaged 8.56 million viewers during Sawyer?s first week...
on 2009-12-30 04:49:44Diane Sawyer slips easily into the anchor chair
Is there anyone who didn't think Diane Sawyer was capable of anchoring ABC World News With Diane Sawyer?
on 2009-12-22 04:50:49Diane Sawyer slips easily into the anchor chair
Is there anyone who didn't think Diane Sawyer was capable of anchoring ABC World News With Diane Sawyer?
on 2009-12-22 04:46:51Diane Sawyer debuts as news anchor
By Annie Barrett
Annie Barrett on new era at ABC: Are you in? Did you see new anchor's Web series (and hoodie)? Tell us!
on 2009-12-22 04:46:49Hinckley: Sawyer makes it easy as ABC with move to anchor
Diane Sawyer brought an occasional and inevitable whiff of "Good Morning America" to ABC's nightly newscast as she slipped into the anchor chair Monday evening.
on 2009-12-22 04:46:24Sawyer all business in ?World News? debut
Diane Sawyer was all business on a busy first day as anchor of ABC News' flagship evening newscast on Monday, save for a brief salute at the end to Charles Gibson, whose retirement opened the job for her.
Diane Sawyer - American Broadcasting Company - D
on 2009-12-22 04:46:16Diane Sawyer begins at ABC's `World News'
(AP)
AP - Diane Sawyer was all business on a busy first day as anchor of ABC News' flagship evening newscast on Monday, save for a brief salute at the end to Charles Gibson, whose retirement opened the job for her.
on 2009-12-22 04:45:23With Diane Sawyer's arrival, small changes on tap for ABC's 'World News'
Diane Sawyer takes over ABC's "World News" tonight and in the process becomes the face of one of the most-watched newscasts in the country.
on 2009-12-21 04:45:58No 'hoopla' as Diane Sawyer takes over ABC 'World News'
Diane Sawyer steps into ABC's World News anchor chair Monday. But you'd be forgiven for not noticing.
on 2009-12-18 04:51:49No 'hoopla' as Diane Sawyer takes over ABC 'World News'
Diane Sawyer steps into ABC's World News anchor chair Monday. But you'd be forgiven for not noticing.
on 2009-12-18 04:48:03Diane Sawyer exits from 'Good Morning America'
(AP)
AP - Diane Sawyer exited ABC's "Good Morning America" on Friday with an emotional moment that recalled the biggest story of her time on the show: meeting the children born after their fathers were killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
on 2009-12-12 04:45:03Diane Sawyer exits from 'Good Morning America'
Diane Sawyer exited ABC's Good Morning America on Friday with an emotional moment that recalled the biggest story of her time ...
on 2009-12-12 04:50:05Diane Sawyer exits from `Good Morning America'
(AP)
AP - Diane Sawyer exited ABC's "Good Morning America" on Friday with an emotional moment that recalled the biggest story of her time on the show: meeting the children born after their fathers were killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
on 2009-12-12 04:45:20Diane Sawyer Bids Good Morning Goodbye
Diane Sawyer has left the building. Or at least, moved to a different studio within it.
The veteran newswoman signed off from her duties as coanchor of Good Morning America this morning,...
on 2009-12-12 04:45:46Diane Sawyer Bids Good Morning Goodbye
Diane Sawyer has left the building. Or at least, moved to a different studio within it.
The veteran newswoman signed off from her duties as coanchor of Good Morning America this morning,...
on 2009-12-12 04:45:57Tears flow as Diane Sawyer exits ?GMA?
Anchor heads to ABC?s ?World News? to replace Charles Gibson.
DianeSawyer - Charles Gibson - ABC - AbcNews - George Stephanopoulos
on 2009-12-12 04:46:14-
It seems what Diane Sawyer is known for these days is the ability to
get celebrities to talk about their marriage, breakupsand divorce.
Does she actually front any political views anymore? She is the poor
man's Oprah!
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While Denise Richards'>Denise Richards or Heather Locklear haven't talked publicly (I'm
sure Diane Sawyer is on the phone right now) about the back stabbing
yet, Heather Locklear's current boyfriend, David Spade is. He revealed
to US Weekly that Heather is currently nursing her wounds.
Us: What can you tell us about the new budding romance between Denise
Richards and Richie Sambora? How is Heather coping?
DS: All I know is she's home nursing her knife wounds in the back
tonight.
Us: How do you feel about it?
DS: That whole thing - objectively - looks a little rough. But I
think that's the common opinion. Guys you can kind of not trust. But
girls usually cover each other. That's why that makes that rougher
than usual.
I guess he doesn't know women that well after all.
As I've said before, the timing seems very odd for this whole
relationship to have surfaced, but the relationship seems as if it has
been going on for longer than we have thought. Is Denise Richards'>Denise Richards a
coniving, backstabbing bitch? She may be to Heather Locklear. After all
it was Denise who encouraged Heather to divorce her husband Richie
Sambora. Rumor has it, that the two have been going at it for quite
some time; Denise and Richie that is.
Spade Says Locklear is "Nursing Wounds" [US Weekly]
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I knew it was a she before she was born. If you listen carefully to his
interview with Diane Sawyer he slips and says "she".
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Lili2 wrote:
: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/story/410391p-347226c.html
: BY BILL HUTCHINSON and LEO STANDORA
: DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS
: ABC's Diane Sawyer said Cruise sent her an e-mail describing his new
: daughter as "glorious" and praising his wife as "an absolute champ."
His "wife"? Did they get married at the hospital?
Fiona
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http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/story/410391p-347226c.html
BY BILL HUTCHINSON and LEO STANDORA
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS
If Katie Holmes managed to give birth to TomKitten in silence, in
keeping with the Church of Scientology's teachings, she at least had a
little help - from a painkilling epidural.
Tom Cruise, 43, had earlier said his fianc=E9e could have an epidural if
she needed one, and the 27-year-old actress opted for the shot, People
magazine reported.
"Everything is fine, and Katie can relax now," a source close to
Holmes' family told the magazine.
In fact, Holmes was doing so well that she and new daughter Suri were
home at Cruise's heavily guarded Beverly Hills estate within 24 hours
of the birth Tuesday at St. John's Hospital in Los Angeles.
At least seven satellite trucks and TV crews were camped outside the
estate, hoping for a glimpse of the baby.
Holmes' parents, Martin and Kathy Holmes, were vacationing in Florida
at the time of the birth. A family source told People that Kathy
Holmes, 59, broke into tears of delight when she heard the news.
"We have a sweet baby girl!" Kathy Holmes said.
A spokesman for the couple added, "The baby is happy and healthy. Katie
is doing great. Everything is fantastic."
Baby Suri "has lots of dark hair and big, blue eyes. She's going to be
a beautiful baby," a source close to Holmes' family told People.
"The family is absolutely ecstatic. Everyone's healthy, and we are
extremely happy," one of Holmes' sisters told the Toledo (Ohio) Blade,
the actress' hometown newspaper.
ABC's Diane Sawyer said Cruise sent her an e-mail describing his new
daughter as "glorious" and praising his wife as "an absolute champ."
In a "Primetime" interview that aired April 14, Cruise said Holmes, who
was raised Catholic, had converted to Scientology. The baby will not be
baptized, but will have a "naming ceremony" in the Church of
Scientology. Sources said close family members will be there and the
child will have the equivalent of godparents.
Suri is the first child for former "Dawson's Creek" star Holmes. Cruise
has two other children, Isabella, 13, and Connor, 11, adopted during
his marriage to Nicole Kidman.
In announcing the birth, Cruise's rep said the name Suri means
"princess" in Hebrew.
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Taylor wrote:
> People Magazine
> speaking for the himself, Katie and the poor baby. Disgusting.
> Repulsive. Where's a lobotomy when you need one? The pathetic thing is,
> Katie or Nicole or Mimi won't be able to talk about Tom's controlling
> ways until _after_ he's dead almost guaranteed a confidentially
> agreement and all. God, what a jerk. And tell me _why_ again you people
> support his projects (movies)?
> By Stephen M. Silverman
> with Diane Sawyer in an interview scheduled to run Friday night on ABC's
> Primetime.
> 43-year-old star says, according to excerpts from the Q&A on the ABC Web
> site: "We're just a couple that are gonna have a baby and very excited
> about it, about this new life."
> sex but has not revealed it will not have a Catholic baptism, despite
> Holmes's having been raised a Catholic, says Cruise. Instead, like him,
> the baby and new mother will be Scientologists.
> Scientologist. You can be Jewish and be a Scientologist. But we're just
> Scientologists."
> Kathleen Holmes of Ohio, are annoyed by their daughter's shift in faith.
> Instead, he says, he's close with "the whole family" and "absolutely,
> yes" they approve of Scientology, which, according to Cruise, provides
> "tools to help better your life. That's what Scientology is. It helps
> you to improve your life."
> Cruise confirms that Holmes will adhere to Scientology's practice of
> quiet birth described by Cruise as a means to "minimize talk and other
> noise inside the delivery room" and "basically just respecting the
> mother." Addressing speculation that such a practice would deny Holmes
> any pain medication should she require it, Cruise says: "She does what
> she's gotta do.
If she needs medicine, she needs medicine."
> "Her smile drives me crazy in a good way. She has this thing that she
> does with her tongue when she smiles. When she's really laughing when
> her tongue sticks out
and it's the cutest thing."
> don't stick your tongue out. If we hit a bump or anything I get a little
> bit nervous."
> he says.
> it last night," Cruise says. "She has this beautiful belly, this glowing
> woman.
We were walking up to bed, and I just, I can't wait till we get
> married. I can't wait till I can call and say, 'Hey, you know, put my
> wife on the phone.' "
aside from the thing about the glowing belly, he talks about her as if
she's 12 years old... granted she's not much older than that. But it's
like he's talking about his daughter.... ewww.
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Question:
Has Holmes ever said anything about scientology herself?
Taylor wrote:
> People Magazine
> speaking for the himself, Katie and the poor baby. Disgusting.
> Repulsive. Where's a lobotomy when you need one? The pathetic thing is,
> Katie or Nicole or Mimi won't be able to talk about Tom's controlling
> ways until _after_ he's dead almost guaranteed a confidentially
> agreement and all. God, what a jerk. And tell me _why_ again you people
> support his projects (movies)?
> By Stephen M. Silverman
> with Diane Sawyer in an interview scheduled to run Friday night on ABC's
> Primetime.
> 43-year-old star says, according to excerpts from the Q&A on the ABC Web
> site: "We're just a couple that are gonna have a baby and very excited
> about it, about this new life."
> sex but has not revealed it - will not have a Catholic baptism, despite
> Holmes's having been raised a Catholic, says Cruise. Instead, like him,
> the baby and new mother will be Scientologists.
> Scientologist. You can be Jewish and be a Scientologist. But we're just
> Scientologists."
> Kathleen Holmes of Ohio, are annoyed by their daughter's shift in faith.
> Instead, he says, he's close with "the whole family" and - "absolutely,
> yes" - they approve of Scientology, which, according to Cruise, provides
> "tools to help better your life. That's what Scientology is. It helps
> you to improve your life."
> Cruise confirms that Holmes will adhere to Scientology's practice of
> quiet birth - described by Cruise as a means to "minimize talk and other
> noise inside the delivery room" and "basically just respecting the
> mother." Addressing speculation that such a practice would deny Holmes
> any pain medication should she require it, Cruise says: "She does what
> she's gotta do. ... If she needs medicine, she needs medicine."
> "Her smile drives me crazy in a good way. She has this thing that she
> does with her tongue when she smiles. When she's really laughing when
> her tongue sticks out ... and it's the cutest thing."
> don't stick your tongue out. If we hit a bump or anything I get a little
> bit nervous."
> he says.
> it last night," Cruise says. "She has this beautiful belly, this glowing
> woman. ... We were walking up to bed, and I just, I can't wait till we get
> married. I can't wait till I can call and say, 'Hey, you know, put my
> wife on the phone.' "
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FearTurtle wrote:
> I go to see his movies because they are normally good movies. Outside the
> movies I could care less about his sex life, wife, dad, etc.....
> cure. She was nothing more than a part time school teacher who happened to
> gain publicity by marrying a Prince. I give her credit for her humanitarian
> causes and that is about it......
;-) She probably faked her death, you know and that possibility could
still occur.
> news:7JR%f.5521$L.225194@news20.bellglobal.com...
>
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People Magazine
There goes Tom again... speaking for the both of them and will soon be
speaking for the himself, Katie and the poor baby. Disgusting.
Repulsive. Where's a lobotomy when you need one? The pathetic thing is,
Katie or Nicole or Mimi won't be able to talk about Tom's controlling
ways until _after_ he's dead almost guaranteed a confidentially
agreement and all. God, what a jerk. And tell me _why_ again you people
support his projects (movies)?
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Tom & Katie: 'We're Just Scientologists'
Friday Apr 14, 2006 8:00am EST
By Stephen M. Silverman
Love and marriage are just two of the topics Tom Cruise touches upon
with Diane Sawyer in an interview scheduled to run Friday night on ABC's
Primetime.
But when it comes down to his 27-year-old pregnant fiancιe, the
43-year-old star says, according to excerpts from the Q&A on the ABC Web
site: "We're just a couple that are gonna have a baby and very excited
about it, about this new life."
The child, which is due imminently Cruise has owned up to knowing the
sex but has not revealed it will not have a Catholic baptism, despite
Holmes's having been raised a Catholic, says Cruise. Instead, like him,
the baby and new mother will be Scientologists.
"No," Cruise tells Sawyer. "I mean, you can be Catholic and be a
Scientologist. You can be Jewish and be a Scientologist. But we're just
Scientologists."
Cruise dismisses reports that Holmes's religious parents, Martin and
Kathleen Holmes of Ohio, are annoyed by their daughter's shift in faith.
Instead, he says, he's close with "the whole family" and "absolutely,
yes" they approve of Scientology, which, according to Cruise, provides
"tools to help better your life. That's what Scientology is. It helps
you to improve your life."
As for improving delivery of the baby through the tenets of Scientology,
Cruise confirms that Holmes will adhere to Scientology's practice of
quiet birth described by Cruise as a means to "minimize talk and other
noise inside the delivery room" and "basically just respecting the
mother." Addressing speculation that such a practice would deny Holmes
any pain medication should she require it, Cruise says: "She does what
she's gotta do.
If she needs medicine, she needs medicine."
As for what attracted him to Holmes in the first place, Cruise says:
"Her smile drives me crazy in a good way. She has this thing that she
does with her tongue when she smiles. When she's really laughing when
her tongue sticks out
and it's the cutest thing."
But "when we're riding motorcycles," he says, "I tell her look, please
don't stick your tongue out. If we hit a bump or anything I get a little
bit nervous."
He's also charmed by the fact "she loves cupcakes...she loves to laugh,"
he says.
So, why the delay in walking down the aisle? "We were just talking about
it last night," Cruise says. "She has this beautiful belly, this glowing
woman.
We were walking up to bed, and I just, I can't wait till we get
married. I can't wait till I can call and say, 'Hey, you know, put my
wife on the phone.' "
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I go to see his movies because they are normally good movies. Outside the
movies I could care less about his sex life, wife, dad, etc.....
Kind of like people who adored Princess Diana as if she found the cancer
cure. She was nothing more than a part time school teacher who happened to
gain publicity by marrying a Prince. I give her credit for her humanitarian
causes and that is about it......
"Taylor" wrote in message
news:7JR%f.5521$L.225194@news20.bellglobal.com...
> People Magazine
> speaking for the himself, Katie and the poor baby. Disgusting.
> Repulsive. Where's a lobotomy when you need one? The pathetic thing is,
> Katie or Nicole or Mimi won't be able to talk about Tom's controlling
> ways until _after_ he's dead almost guaranteed a confidentially
> agreement and all. God, what a jerk. And tell me _why_ again you people
> support his projects (movies)?
> By Stephen M. Silverman
> with Diane Sawyer in an interview scheduled to run Friday night on ABC's
> Primetime.
> 43-year-old star says, according to excerpts from the Q&A on the ABC Web
> site: "We're just a couple that are gonna have a baby and very excited
> about it, about this new life."
> sex but has not revealed it will not have a Catholic baptism, despite
> Holmes's having been raised a Catholic, says Cruise. Instead, like him,
> the baby and new mother will be Scientologists.
> Scientologist. You can be Jewish and be a Scientologist. But we're just
> Scientologists."
> Kathleen Holmes of Ohio, are annoyed by their daughter's shift in faith.
> Instead, he says, he's close with "the whole family" and "absolutely,
> yes" they approve of Scientology, which, according to Cruise, provides
> "tools to help better your life. That's what Scientology is. It helps
> you to improve your life."
> Cruise confirms that Holmes will adhere to Scientology's practice of
> quiet birth described by Cruise as a means to "minimize talk and other
> noise inside the delivery room" and "basically just respecting the
> mother." Addressing speculation that such a practice would deny Holmes
> any pain medication should she require it, Cruise says: "She does what
> she's gotta do.
If she needs medicine, she needs medicine."
> "Her smile drives me crazy in a good way. She has this thing that she
> does with her tongue when she smiles. When she's really laughing when
> her tongue sticks out
and it's the cutest thing."
> don't stick your tongue out. If we hit a bump or anything I get a little
> bit nervous."
> he says.
> it last night," Cruise says. "She has this beautiful belly, this glowing
> woman.
We were walking up to bed, and I just, I can't wait till we get
> married. I can't wait till I can call and say, 'Hey, you know, put my
> wife on the phone.' "
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Rick in Oz wrote:
> plans because women are now convinced he'll never wed them. Walters
> interviewed Clooney a decade ago for one of her TV specials, during which
> the movie star swore he'd never wed again because "I wasn't very good at
> it." And when the actor, who was married to actress Talia Balsam in the
> early 1990s, re-teamed with Walters for a new special, which aired in
> America last night he admitted his anti-marriage stance has saved him a lot
> of time. He told Walters, "To this day, everywhere I go, they'll go, 'He's
> never gonna get married again.' Because of you, I don't have to (discuss
> marriage). It's out there. You've done all of the work for me and I thank
> you for that."
Hell, even if GC wanted to get married, the nasty "It's your duty to be
wed because you're a mega-eligible guy!" grilling he consistently gets
from the likes of Walters and Diane Sawyer would be enough to convince
him otherwise. _What_ is their problem--they seem to be taking his
stance as a personal affront . . .
C.
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Disown your dad's denial of the Holocaust, Gibson told
David Nason, New York correspondent
December 08, 2005
A WORLD authority on Hitler's Final Solution has called on Australian
actor-director Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson to publicly repudiate the Holocaust denial of his
father Hutton Gibson and to clarify his own position on the extermination of
the Jews.
Rafael Medoff of the US-based David S. Wyman Institute of Holocaust Studies
issued the ultimatum after the Walt Disney-owned ABC television said a
Gibson company would produce a four-part Holocaust mini-series for the US
network next year.
Tentatively titled Flory, the telemovie will tell the true story of Flory
Van Beek, a Dutch Jew who survived the Holocaust through the bravery of
three Christian families who sheltered her from the Nazis in Holland.
Gibson's Con Artist Productions reportedly clinched the deal with a
breathtaking pitch for a climactic "Braveheart-style" battle scene where
thousands of Jewish and Nazi combatants rush at each other across an open
field.
But Dr Medoff was unimpressed, saying Disney should step in and sack Gibson
if he refuses to fully acknowledge the extent of the Nazi genocide.
"By choosing to inject himself into public discussions of the Holocaust by
his association with this movie, Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson has a moral obligation to come
clean and clearly repudiate his father's statements denying the Holocaust,"
Dr Medoff said.
"If he declines to publicly repudiate Holocaust denial and continues to
maintain that the Holocaust was just one of numerous similar atrocities
during World War II, then Disney and the ABC should reconsider their
arrangements with him."
Adding to the controversy is the memory of Gibson's The Passion of the
Christ, one of last year's top-grossing films but one condemned as
anti-Semitic by many Jewish organisations.
Both the Gibsons were named in the Wyman Institute's 2004 global survey of
Holocaust denial.
Hutton Gibson told New York radio station WSNR the Holocaust was mostly
fiction because the Nazi's never had enough petrol to burn six million Jews.
"They did not have the gas to do it," he said. "That's why they lost the
war." He went on to deny the mass extermination of Poland's Jews, saying
they had "simply got up and left".
"They were all over the Bronx and Brooklyn, and Sydney, Australia, and Los
Angeles," he said.
When asked last year by ABC reporter Diane Sawyer about his father's
statements, Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson'>Mel Gibson replied: "He's my father. Gotta leave it alone,
Diane. Gotta leave it alone."
Asked about his father's religious beliefs and view of the Holocaust in the
March 2004 edition of Reader's Digest, Gibson said: "My dad taught me my
faith, and I believe what he taught me. The man never lied to me in his
life."
Pressed further to go on the record and say the Holocaust happened, Gibson
said: "Yes, of course. Atrocities happened. War is horrible. The Second
World War killed tens of millions of people. Some of them were Jews in
concentration camps. Many people lost their lives. In the Ukraine, several
million starved to death between 1932 and 1933."
Dr Medoff said Gibson was trying to "minimise and blur the Holocaust" by
making it just one of many atrocities of the war.
"This is ridiculous and clearly contrary to the historical record," he said.
"It indicates that he himself has some sort of distorted, troubling view of
the Holocaust."
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They guy must be a lousy fuck or he is gay.
daisy wrote:
> mutefan@yahoo.com wrote:
> Tivo. She didn't even cry, much less a breakdown. When asked about her
> marriage, she simply said she's very happy. She spent most of the time
> talking about her cat and her cross-country trip.
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They guy must be a lousy fuck or he is gay.
daisy wrote:
> mutefan@yahoo.com wrote:
> Tivo. She didn't even cry, much less a breakdown. When asked about her
> marriage, she simply said she's very happy. She spent most of the time
> talking about her cat and her cross-country trip.
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daisy wrote:
> mutefan@yahoo.com wrote:
> Tivo. She didn't even cry, much less a breakdown. When asked about her
> marriage, she simply said she's very happy. She spent most of the time
> talking about her cat and her cross-country trip.
Far be it from me to disagree with your Tivo, but GMA even reran the
part of the interview when RZ started to cry, and Diane Sawyer'>Diane Sawyer'>Diane Sawyer'>Diane Sawyer pondered
on the reasons for her tears. YVMV. I still think Zellweger enjoys
appearing eccentric and does things to foster that image. (Apparently,
Conan O'Brien's staff-writers agree...)
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mutefan@yahoo.com wrote:
> different than simple shyness. She broke down on Good Morning America
> after her marriage while Diane Sawyer'>Diane Sawyer was interviewing her. If I'm not
> mistaken, the network literally cut from her to a commercial break.
> She's either so in love with herself that she thinks she can act
> "eccentric" and get away with it indefinitely, or she has only one oar
> in the water.
I saw the GMA interview with Diane Sawyer'>Diane Sawyer and I still have it on my
Tivo. She didn't even cry, much less a breakdown. When asked about her
marriage, she simply said she's very happy. She spent most of the time
talking about her cat and her cross-country trip.
- Celebrity Gossip
- [On co-hosting "Good Morning America"] "The scariest part about taking this job was how many people would know what I really look like W_hen I get up in the morning." (From "Ladies' Home Journal" interview)
- Was rumored to be Watergate's infamous "Deep Throat" (she's repeatedly denied it).
- Worked as a former Nixon White House press aide; followed Nixon into exile after his resignation to help him write his memoirs.
- Born at 8:00am-CST
- TV newswoman. Was the first female co-anchor of TV's "60 Minutes."
- 1963 America's Junior Miss 1963 Kentucky's Junior Miss.
- Graduated from Wellesley College in 1967, and finished a semester of law school before deciding on journalism.
- Began her broadcasting career as a reporter at WLKY-TV in Louisville, Kentucky.
- Member of Television Academy of Fame.
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