
There’s a small ironic twist. The story opens with Cindy at the premiere of Spike Lee’s new movie:
“Reporters from Variety, 'Entertainment Tonight' and 'A Current Affair' might be expected to remain corralled behind a length of velvet rope, but at a recent premiere for 'Inside Man' at the Ziegfeld Theater in Midtown, Mrs. Adams curtly rebuffed a perky film publicist who had asked her to join the salivating pack...”
Catch that?
The TV show A Current Affair, listed up there with the standbys Variety and Entertainment Tonight. A Current Affair, its very name shorthand for the best tabloid entertainment reporting in the business, relaunched at great expense and with great fanfare one year ago, reuniting a pack of top tabloid and television talent for the first time in more than a decade--

Besides, no studio flak would ever give an A Current Affair reporter a spot on the receiving line next to tradesters like Variety and PR-regurgitators like ET. We'd be covering it from the street...
We'll watch for the correction.

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