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These issues always seem particularly sobering in the wake of the holidays -- after those Thanksgiving dinners, Christmas parties and New Year's revelries have conspired to undermine whatever remained of the previous year's resolutions. But this year the situation may be worse than ever. According to a CNN Prevention magazine poll of 771 Americans taken just before the holidays, nearly 70% said they planned to go ahead and eat whatever they wanted. Most took it for granted that they would put on weight -- nearly 5 lbs. on average. Fully 40% also said they expected to take...
...public, women still have to tread a tightrope. Mimic in the mildest form the behavior of a male colleague, and you will be sorry. I know something about this because of the stack of hate mail that arrives if I so much as frown at Robert Novak on CNN's Capital Gang. He can shout me down, insisting I don't know what I'm talking about and be deluged with fan mail. If I go so far as to say "Let me finish," letters arrive about how strident and shrill I am -- and, yes, what a bitch...
...what it got during the industry's big pret-a-porter shows in Paris last spring, when Altman mingled with the modish elite and found room in his film for many of them: designers Christian Lacroix, Jean Paul Gaultier and Issey Miyake, models Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington and CNN fashion maven Elsa Klensch...
...many had anticipated. (Rampant Washington rumors had North pitted against the state's Republican senator, John Warner, who refused to support North's bid this year.) "It's not a matter of if I run again, it's when. And it's not 1996," North said Wednesday on CNN's "Larry King Live." He didn't specify what office he might pursue, but did commit to burying the hatchet with Warner.Post your opinion on theWashingtonbulletin board...
...lost to Democratic incumbentSen. Dianne Feinstein, refused last night -- 20 days after Election Day -- to concede, alleging voter fraud by illegal aliens who supposedly mailed in absentee ballots for Feinstein (He claims at least 75,000 documented cases so far, and he trails by 160,000 votes.) Appearing on CNN's "Larry King Live", Huffington said that if he finds sufficient evidence to back up the claim, he'll call for a new election; if not he may challenge Feinstein in the year 2000. Says TIME Los Angeles contributor Martha Smilgis, who covered the campaign: "He's just a sore...