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There are no Radiohead condoms."Goldberg learned that "it was the artist's job to be creative and my role was to be their advocate." Here, he traces his path from cluelessness -- thinking that Billboard magazine "had something to do with ads displayed on highways" -- to sophistication.Reading "Bumping Into Geniuses" is like having a laminated backstage pass to the music business, intertwined with a juicy slice of countercultural history.Paul Krassner is the author of "Who's to Say What's Obscene: Comedy, Culture and Politics in America Today," to be published next spring.. "Hulk" will have more such deals than any other Universal movie this year, with the affiliates including Burger King, 7-Eleven, Best Buy, the GNC vitamin stores and Kmart.But it was at April's Comic-Con gathering that Universal was able to make its biggest impression. Leifer turned 16 that day and was on the field due to his typical call it enterprise. "What we found was that these guys are really sincere, and they will touch you with their stories."Foxx teamed up with Cris Abrego, one of the key creative forces behind "Flava of Love," "I Love New York" and other popular "celebreality" series whose treatment of race and gender drew its share of critics who complained they promoted offensive stereotypes.Though enthusiastic about the show, one of Hollywood's most high-profile actors seemed a bit out of place last week at the Television Critics Assn., a semiannual gathering of reporters and critics who write about television. Of course, she ends up helping him."Tootsie" (1982): Pollack received his second best director Academy Award nomination for this delightful gender-bender comedy.

You never thought you'd be saying, "This monster should have longer claws," and then you're a kid again. His "Nazi Literature in the Americas" is a collection of short biographies of imagined neo-fascist authors, variously enamored with violence and authority. Where'd those viewers go?Preston Beckman, Fox's scheduling chief, said he was always pessimistic about audiences beating a path back to network series post-strike, even though his employer has the most cause to celebrate of any broadcast outlet this year.