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  THE LEFT COAST REPORT: A
  Political Look at
  Hollywood
  By James Hirsen
  Sept. 24, 2002

  A NewsMax Report


  Headlines (Scroll down for
  complete stories):
  1. A Pop-Star President
  2. Loose-Lipped Robbins
  3. Dollars and Scents
  4. Chelsea TV
  5. Parenting Goes to Pot
  6. Treason by Acting
  7. Redford Stumps for
  Prosecutor

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  1. A POP-STAR PRESIDENT

  Reality programming
  continues to push the
  bounds of entertainment.
  Now it intends to play
  around with the
  presidential election
  process.


  The FX cable channel has
  plans to produce a series
  called ?American
  Candidate.? The aim is to
  choose a potential
  president of the United
  States.

  The program is modeled
  after ?American Idol? with
  a slight difference. This
  time the winner could
  become a possible
  contender for leader of
  the free world.


  The show is scheduled to
  air in early 2004 and
  conclude with a live July
  Fourth show at the Mall in
  Washington, D.C. Tapings
  will take place at
  historical settings like
  Mount Rushmore, Gettysburg
  and the Statue of Liberty.

  Applications will be
  accepted from U.S.
  citizens who will be 35
  years old by Jan. 20,
  2005. All candidate-
  contestants will be
  required to have a
  petition signed by 50
  supporters. A panel of
  experts will narrow the
  field to 100
  semifinalists, two from
  each state.


  Participants in the show
  will vie for public
  support through debates
  and speeches. And, of
  course, viewers will
  follow the usual reality
  formula of slowly but
  surely removing
  candidates.

  No word yet on whether Pat
  Buchanan, Harry Browne,
  Howard Phillips and Ralph
  Nader are considering
  auditioning. Perhaps they
  should. At least then
  they?d have a shot at a
  prime-time debate.


  The Left Coast Report
  thinks it?s frightening to
  ponder, but after Al
  Gore?s antics during the
  2000 election, would
  anyone be surprised if
  Americans think they?d
  just as soon have a
  candidate chosen by TV
  viewers?

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  2. LOOSE-LIPPED ROBBINS


  Tim Robbins just couldn?t
  keep his mouth closed any
  longer. The actor/activist
  and longtime significant
  other of fellow leftist
  Susan Sarandon was in D.C.
  when he decided to let a
  few choice quotes fly.

  According to the
  Washington Post, Robbins
  is concerned about the
  definition of ?liberal.?


  ?I hear people described
  as liberals all the time
  that I don't tend to agree
  with. I think the rise of
  the Southern Democrats and
  the Democratic Leadership
  Council has pushed the
  definition of what's a
  liberal farther and
  farther to the right.?

  Robbins calls Republicans
  ?cynical.? He speculates
  about their motives,
  apparently believing that
  the talk about Iraq is
  meant to ?? change the
  subject from Cheney and
  Halliburton and the
  crumbling confidence in
  the stock market.?


  The actor/director also
  has some unoriginal and
  ill-fated advice to offer
  on how the U.S. should
  conduct foreign policy. He
  says: ?Let's not be so
  arrogant as to believe we
  can do whatever ? we want
  regardless of what the
  Europeans, the Chinese or
  the South Americans think.
  It's not good.?

  The Left Coast Report
  wonders how Robbins could
  suggest that we need to
  obtain the approval of the
  Europeans, Chinese and
  South Americans before we
  protect our safety and
  security. Guess he?s
  working on a sequel: ?Dumb
  Man Talking.?


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  3. DOLLARS AND SCENTS


  Nothing brings celebrity
  couples together like the
  smell of money.

  Tom Cruise and Nicole
  Kidman are having a
  reunion of sorts. They?ve
  joined hands to file a
  lawsuit against a
  cosmetics chain for
  allegedly using them to
  plug perfume.


  The defendant in the
  action is Sephora USA. The
  couple?s suit claims that
  ads in 2001 for Sephora's
  "Celebrity Scents" created
  the misleading impression
  that they ?used,
  preferred, endorsed or
  sponsored Sephora's
  products.?

  The divorced duo wants $15
  million in damages.
  They?ve requested that the
  award be tripled, based on
  federal law.


  The Left Coast Report
  expects that if this case
  goes to trial, the jury is
  going to have to determine
  which side stinks.

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  4. CHELSEA TV


  Chelsea Clinton is about
  to make her television
  debut in the U.K. She?s
  slated to appear in the
  Christmas special of
  ?Absolutely Fabulous.?

  The stars of the show,
  which also airs in the
  U.S., are Jennifer
  Saunders and Joanna
  Lumley. The two play the
  Bollinger-guzzling Patsy
  and Edina.


  Chelsea is going to appear
  in a scene where she will
  be hanging around a store.
  Patsy and Edina will be
  inside the store as the
  Chelsea character tries to
  maneuver her way into
  Patsy's magazine.

  The real-life Chelsea is
  enrolled at Oxford,
  although she and her
  boyfriend don?t seem to
  spend an undue amount of
  time there.


  The Left Coast Report
  notes that although
  Chelsea may have her
  picked up her daddy?s
  study habits and penchant
  for TV, at least she?s not
  abroad protesting U.S.
  policy ? yet.

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  5. PARENTING GOES TO POT


  Two years ago Melanie
  Griffith publicly declared
  that she would smoke pot
  with her son, Alexander,
  if he wanted to try it.
  She now sees the error of
  her ways.

  "I said that if my son
  wanted to smoke pot, I
  would smoke it with him,"
  Griffith tells More
  magazine. She adds that
  she kept her word and
  smoked weed with her son,
  with terrible results.


  ?I thought it was a good
  idea, but ultimately, it
  wasn?t ? I did ? and it
  backfired. He liked it.
  Now he?s on the [12-step]
  program.?

  Alexander is seeking
  rehabilitation with
  Narcotics Anonymous.
  Griffith has two other
  children and has vowed not
  to make the same mistake
  twice.


  The Left Coast Report
  reluctantly recalls that
  the post-sixties
  permissive parenting style
  was embraced by the left
  and, unfortunately, it has
  turned out to be the rehab
  industry?s best friend.

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  6. TREASON BY ACTING

  Vietnamese government
  officials have been trying
  to figure out whether Don
  Duong, one of Vietnam's
  most famous actors, should
  be fined, disqualified
  from acting or exiled for
  a period of time.


  The Vietnamese actor co-
  starred with Mel Gibson in
  ?We Were Soldiers.? Now
  the Vietnamese armed
  forces have tagged him a
  traitor.

  The Quan Doi Nhan Dan
  (People's Army) daily
  newspaper says that by
  appearing with Mel Gibson
  in this year's war epic
  ?We Were Soldiers,? and
  with Patrick Swayze in the
  2001 refugee drama ?Green
  Dragon,? Duong has
  committed treason.


  The paper refers to
  Duong's actions as
  ?unforgivable? and
  concludes that the
  ?traitor must be strictly
  disciplined.?

  Ho Chi Minh City's Cinema
  Association has piled onto
  the Duong attack and Ho
  Chi Minh City authorities
  are thinking about a
  number of possible
  punishments for the actor,
  including taking away
  travel and acting rights.


  Although both films
  mentioned are officially
  banned in Vietnam, black
  market copies are widely
  available.

  The Left Coast Report
  hopes that Hollywood is
  listening and realizes how
  a repressive communist
  regime handles dissent.


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  7. REDFORD STUMPS FOR
  PROSECUTOR

  Raindrops are falling on
  one Republican candidate?s
  head.


  Michigan Secretary of
  State Candice Miller has a
  bigger challenge than
  expected in her run for
  Congress against Macomb
  County Prosecutor Carl
  Marlinga ? an endorsement
  for her opponent from none
  other than Robert Redford.

  According to the Detroit
  Free Press, Marlinga's
  first ad includes a radio
  testimonial from Redford
  in which the actor/
  director praises the
  prosecutor for fighting
  for a cleaner Lake St.
  Clair.


  Candice Miller Redford
  goes on to urge voters to
  choose Democrat Marlinga
  in November.

  The Left Coast Report
  exposes yet another
  example of how the
  Hollywood full court press
  is trying its best to
  deliver the House to Dick


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