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Politics : Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Neocon who wrote (53297)	6/16/1999 10:40:00 PM
From: DMaA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 67261

One reason why I haven't read a Time magazine in 10 years: From the Drudge Site: TIME WARNER BLASTS TIME WARNER REPORT; BROTHER ACCUSES SISTER OF FABRICATION OVER CLOONEY In its current issue, TIME WARNER's PEOPLE magazine broke news that TIME WARNER star George Clooney "will reportedly receive a whopping $ 2 million an episode" to make several guest appearances on TIME WARNER's ER next season. The Clooney flash spread to newspapers across the world. [The LONDON EVENING STANDARD headlined "GEORGE CLOONEY GETS $2M TO BE ER GUEST STAR" in Tuesday editions.] But late Thursday, TIME WARNER's press department was busy giving TIME WARNER's PEOPLE a severe sibling synergy spanking. TIME WARNER's David Stapf issued a strongly worded press release accusing TIME WARNER's PEOPLE of fabrication. WARNER BROS. TELEVISION STATEMENT REGARDING GEORGE CLOONEY AND "ER" "Recently published, erroneous reports indicating that George Clooney is returning to ER next season for two million dollars per episode are completely fabricated. No press representative confirmed this information with either WARNER BROS. or the actor. Throughout his five-year tenure on the show, and now, following completion of his contract, salary issues never played a factor - as evidenced by his decision to never ask to renegotiate his original contract. If and when he does return, it will be for reasons other than salary."