TV one-on-one
By: by Julius Hunter
Publisher: Gashouse Books
Published: 2008
Place of publication: [St. Louis, Mo.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 388
ISBN-13: 9780980047523
Subjects: African American television journalists; Television journalists; Celebrities; Interviews
Other titles: Television one on one
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: He talks too much!; title: Basic training; title: On the court with Arthur Ashe; title: Ethics in TV news; title: Dirty tricks for the quicker fix; title: A pearl of wisdom; title: That's Mr. Child to you; title: Zoo stories; title: Bette Midler and the Flamingo Kid; title: Six degrees of Jimmy Hoffa; title: Playmate of the month, July 1983; title: Goldwater, silver lining, and Julie's a jewel; title: Pat Buchanan is color-blind; title: A sword for peace; title: Rollins and Reagan; title: Answer the pager, stupid!; title: Gerald Ford; title: Jimmy Carter; title: Bill Clinton; title: Not so fast, Mr. President!; title: Doug Wilder; title: Goofs, gaffes, and Dan Quayle; title: The papal chase; title: Popes, prelates, and priests, Cardinal John Carberry, Archbishop John May, Archbishop Justin Rigali, the St. Louis sexual abuse scandal; title: Nonpartisanship: Mel Carnahan; title: Hans Vonk; title: Berry B. Goode; title: We're talkin' baseball, Stan the man, Curt Flood, Lou Brock: entering baseball as a punishment, Yogi Berra; title: Sophia Loren; title: Oprah; title: Media person of the year; title: Colonel Sanders and me; title: Short takes, a show-stopping Channing plug, Julio and Julio, Gregory Hines, Jamie Lee Curtis, Senator "Kit" Bond, Hubert Humphrey's impromptu visit, chance meetings, Max Robinson; title: Uncle Miltie in the john.