Videos 18816
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Airstrikes on Iraq
World, PoliticsAir Date 12/16/1998
Journalists Fouad Ajami and Johanna McGeary examine the Arab reaction to airstrikes on Iraq by U.S. forces.
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Sumner Redstone
Entertainment, BusinessAir Date 12/15/1998
Chairman and C.E.O. of Viacom Sumner Redstone describes his vision for the company, distribution, and software.
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Greg Craig
Politics, LawAir Date 12/15/1998
White House special counsel Greg Craig examines the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton.
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Greg Craig; Sumner Redstone
Politics, Business, LawAir Date 12/15/1998
White House special counsel Greg Craig on the impeachment trial of President Clinton. Chairman and C.E.O. of Viacom Sumner Redstone.
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Tom Brokaw
Politics, History, MediaAir Date 12/14/1998
Tom Brokaw of NBC on his new book, "The Greatest Generation," which follows the lives of soldiers who fought in WWII.
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Biographers
Politics, Books, SportsAir Date 12/11/1998
David Remnick on Muhammad Ali in "King of the World"; Berg on Charles "Lindbergh"; Chernow on "Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr."
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Richard Butler
World, PoliticsAir Date 12/10/1998
Richard Butler, of the U.N. Special Commission on Iraq, gives insight into the disarmament inspections in Iraq.
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Judith Jamison
Art and designAir Date 12/10/1998
Choreographer Judith Jamison celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
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Bertram Fields
Books, HistoryAir Date 12/10/1998
Entertainment Lawyer Bert Fields shares his book, "Royal Blood: Richard III and the Mystery of the Princes."
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Richard Butler; Judith Jamison; Bertram Fields
World, Entertainment, HistoryAir Date 12/10/1998
Butler on the disarmament inspections in Iraq. Jamison on the Alvin Ailey Theater’s 40th anniversary. Fields, the author of Royal Blood."
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William Goldman; Robert Towne; Richard LaGravenese
EntertainmentAir Date 12/09/1998
Goldman on his belief that no one in Hollywood knows anything. Towne on "Without Limits." LaGravenese on "Living Out Loud."
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Shakespeare in Literature and Film
Entertainment, BooksAir Date 12/08/1998
Critic Harold Bloom on his book, "Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human." Branagh on his screen adaptation of "Much Ado About Nothing."
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Alice McDermott
BooksAir Date 12/07/1998
Alice McDermott talks about her surprise National Book Award win for the novel, "Charming Billy."
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Holly Hunter
EntertainmentAir Date 12/04/1998
Holly Hunter on her Broadway play, "Impossible Marriage," and new film, "Living Out Loud."
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Holly Hunter; David Puttnam; Juan Williams
Entertainment, BooksAir Date 12/04/1998
Hunter on her roles in "Impossible Marriage" and "Living Out Loud." Williams on his biography of "Thurgood Marshall." Puttnam on "Movies and Money."
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David Puttnam
EntertainmentAir Date 12/04/1998
David Puttnam looks back at his career as a studio executive in Hollywood in a new book, "Movies and Money."
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Juan Williams
Books, Law, HistoryAir Date 12/04/1998
Author Juan Williams on a new biography, "Thurgood Marshall: American Revolutionary."
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Tom Stoppard
EntertainmentAir Date 12/03/1998
An hour with playwright Tom Stoppard, the co-writer of "Shakespeare in Love."
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Shimon Peres; Kurt Andersen; Judy Collins
World, Entertainment, BooksAir Date 12/02/1998
Peres on the future of Israel. Andersen on his profile of Tom Hanks in The New Yorker. Collins on her book "Singing Lessons," about her son’s suicide.
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Kurt Andersen
Entertainment, MediaAir Date 12/02/1998
Writer Kurt Andersen discusses his profile of Tom Hanks in The New Yorker.
