Politics Has Become Entertainment.

There Are No Crowds Out There Demanding To See Smoking Scenes In Movies.

All Has Changed, Thanks To Joe Eszterhas' Life-threatening Battle With Throat Cancer. He Announced In "the New York Times" That He And Hollywood Had Blood On Their Hands And Now Eszterhas Is Crusading To Stop Hollywood's Glamorization Of Smoking.

Every Time I Flicked Channels, There I Was, Talking. I Was Talking Too Much And Writing Too Little. So Naomi And I Went To Hawaii. The Phone Was Cut Off And We Lost Touch. This Gave Me The Chance To Have A Good Think About My Life.

Bill Klinton Was The Ultimate Rock Star As President. I Don't Think As A Result Of His Presidency We Will Ever Have A Rock Star As President Again. In The Same Way That We Will Never Get Involved In Another Vietnam.

I'm Not Suggesting At All That We Take Away All Of The Characters' Vices. I Am Suggesting That This Particular Vice Is So Insidious, So Nefarious, And So Deadly That Simply By Glamorizing It Or Poisoning Our Young Adults, And I Think It's A Very Separate Category, But In No Way Am I Suggesting That We Move On From Banning Smoking In Movies To Banning Drinking, You Know, Or Whatever Else We Want To Do.