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FIRST LOOK: The News in Brief, August 3, 1998
WITH A BULLET: Saving Private Ryan outgunned The Parent Trap at the box office. Steven Spielberg's war opus earned $23.3 million in its second week.
STAT OF THE DAY: Box-office receipts from July were a record $812.8 million. More than 170 million tickets were sold during the month.
BEST BUY: Best Buy will hand out a limited-edition, 17-song live Pearl Jam CD with each purchase of the band's new video, Single Video Theory, which goes on sale tomorrow.
BRUUUCE! Bruce Springsteen said to be working on a six-CD box set of previously unreleased tunes. He's also reportedly prepping a 1999 reunion tour with the E-Street Band.
BRUCE ADD: Springsteen to celebrate his quarter-century of rock-bossdom in 1999 and is considered a lock for next year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.
TAXMAN: Paul McCartney tops Q mag's list of richest British rockers. Macca's fortune is estimated north of $820 million.
DIAL "M" FOR MAILBOX: The U.S. Post Office issues its black-and-white Alfred Hitchcock stamp today.
MAN OR MOUSE? Michael J. Fox will voice the computer-animated title rodent in the big-screen adaptation of E.B. White's classic, Stuart Little. For all the casting news, check out The Dotted Line.
STUNT CASTING: Squeaky clean TV matriarch Shirley Jones (Partridge Family) turning up on Melrose Place this September as Kelly Rutherford's mom.
CEREAL KILLER: Kellogg's putting John Tesh on 12 million cereal boxes as the poster boy for good eating. The cereal company's also offering a CD of Tesh's greatest hits as part of the healthy-chowing promotion.
RATINGS GAME: Big Four TV nets backing SMART--a rival to ratings bean counter Nielsen. Nielsen complains that, with the networks running the new ratings system, the numbers won't be objective.
SEINFELD REUNION? Quoting an anonymous source, the New York Post says Jason Alexander will hook up with former sitcom buddy Jerry Seinfeld during one of the comic's Broadway shows this week.
MORE CNN FLAK: Two retired officers implicated in the now-retracted CNN-Time nerve-gas story tell the L.A. Times they'll sue the news outlets for libel.
MAKE-BELIEVE: Forbes reporting that photos exist of Marilyn Monroe making like Jackie Kennedy. The shots date from the time Monroe was allegedly having her affair with President Kennedy.
COURT DATE: Woody Harrelson's dad, Charles, in court Monday, trying to overturn his 20-year-old murder rap. He was convicted of contracting a hit on a judge.
PAY UP: Radio big mouth Don Imus agrees to fork over $6,700 to New Mexico after he tears down historic buildings on his ranch site.
MAC BACK: Former Fleetwood Mac man Peter Green releasing first studio album in 20 years Tuesday--The Robert Johnson Songbook. A tour kicks off August 27.
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