Best-Selling Author John Grisham Joins Charlie For A Discussion About Corruption In The U.S. Legal System And His First Work Of Non-Fiction, "The Innocent Man." watch
First, author Joe Klein speaks about coming clean as the writer of the best selling political novel Primary Colors, and the ethical controversy surrounding his publishing the book anonymously. After, filmmaker Joel Schumaker speaks about his newest film, an adaptation of the John Grisham book, A Time to Kill. Finally, Dr. Thomas Burke, president of the New York chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine; Dr. Thomas Wickiewicz, chief of sports medicine at the Hospital for Special Surgery and Dr. Lisa Callahan, of the Women's Sports Medicine program at the Hospital for Special Surgery and journalist Adam Rogers, discuss new advances in training, diet and technology, that are allowing today's athletes to push their bodies farther than ever before. watch
First, Joe Klein of Newsweek and Dan Goodgame of Time magazine reflect on last night's presidential debate between Bob Dole and Bill Clinton. Then, actress Faye Dunaway, whose career spans more than 40 films, talks about her two new movies, John Grisham's, The Chamber, in which she plays an alcoholic socialite, and Albino Alligator, actor Kevin Spacey's directorial debut. Next, author Nancy Friday talks about men and women and the findings she has made about male- female relationships in the 21st century which are found in her new book, The Power of Beauty. Finally, Arnold Scaasi, widely regarded as New York's last custom fashion designer, talks about the retrospective of his work on display at the New York Historical Society and his new book, Scaasi: A Cut Above. watch
