Liz Smith

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  • Release date: Mondays-Fridays
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Liz Smith

The "Grande Dame of Dish," Smith offers intimate insights into the worlds of show business, politics, publishing and media. Her meticulous reporting and candid approach have earned her a reputation as solid as her sources.

Liz Smith Samples

Madonna -- the queen rules at 'MDNA' premiere

"IN MY book, if you don't leave a pound of flesh on the stage floor, you haven't done your job properly!" That was Madonna at the chaotic premiere of the film version of her record-breaking "MDNA" tour last year.

Uma Thurman as Anita Bryant? Yes!

"We seem to be in an apocalyptic moment," said Michael Grunwald. Mr. Grunwald of Time.com went on then to write one of the most heartening and interesting takes on the moment.

Will it be the 'Late Show' with Neil Patrick Harris?!

WE WON'T bother to start with a quote today but with some choice gossip that doesn't need any help. I ask -- isn't CBS grooming the appealing Neil Patrick Harris to take over when David Letterman leaves his post? You know Neil.

Mack and Kaufman score again with 'Freud's Mistress'

"If you liked 'Loving Frank' and 'The Paris Wife,' you'll love 'Freud's Mistress,' says Katie Couric. Well, I took Katie's advice without even knowing I was taking it.

'The Devil Wears Prada' -- again!

"OH don't be ridiculous, Andrea. This is where Anne becomes all idealistic and opts out of the high life for her same old boring friends and a life like that in the beginning.

Channing Tatum -- from big to huge? The box office will tell all

"CHANNING TATUM is about to make the transition from big star to huge star. So writes Rich Cohen in the new issue of Vanity Fair, which has Mr. Tatum on the cover.

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