Week of December 1, 2000

For the first time in its history - The Supreme Court may help decide who the

next President may be, or they could let the Florida legislature decide. A ruling is

expected next week.

Attorneys for Al Gore tries to convince a county judge to throw open the

presidential race by resuming the vote counting in Florida and order a canvass of

thousands of disputed ballots.

For now, it’s still governor, not president-elect Bush, Bush told “60 Minutes II”

that there would be no role for his younger brother, Florida Gov. Jeb Bush in his

administration.

Vice President Al Gore says that he believes

he still has a 50-50 chance of winning the

presidency. He believes his future rests almost

entirely in the hands of the Florida Supreme

Court.

A judge flatly rejects Al Gore’s bid to overturn

Florida’s certified results

Music news -

Axl Rose will unveil the new Guns ‘n Roses with

a New Year’s show at the House of Blues in Las

Vegas.

Yoko Ono does a live web chat to mark the 20 th

anniversary of John Lennon’s death.

Touring - joint concert with Billy Joel and Elton John.

Top albums this week -

1- The Beatles

Black & Blue - Backstreet Boys

Lovers Rock - Sade

W - Wu-tang Clan

Mama’s Gun - Erykah Badu

Now That’s What I Call Music 5 - Various Artists

Stankonia - OutKast

Chocolate Starfish - Limp Bizkit

TP-2.com - R. Kelly

Sound Leaded - Ricky Martin

Week of December 1, 2000

Hot Hits -

He Loves U Not - Dream

Case of the Ex - Mya

Dance With Me - Debelah Morgan

Gotta Tell You - Samantha Mumpa

Music - Madonna

Bag Lady - Erykah - Badu

So In Love With Two - Mikalia

South Side - Moby

Come On Over baby - Christina Aguilera

Baby If You’re ready - Snoop Dogg,

Pres. Doggy’s Angels.

Technology - Another Internet failure -

Garden.com is no more.

MP3.com relaunches its online music locker service. This time, it’ll cost $50-a-

year for consumers who want to store and play more than a few dozen CD’s.

EarthLink unveils a new campaign that portrays it as the “No. 1 provider of the

real Internet. Earthlink has 4.6 million subs, a distant second to AOL with 25

million.

Even though Sony launched its

PlayStation 2 this fall, Sega’s

Dreamcast machine picking up

steam. Console game systems have

Sony with 52% of sales, Sega at

21.9%(up from 15.6% earlier this

year) and Nintendo 64 - down to

26.1% from 33.6% earlier this year.

Top TV -

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire

Wednesday - 22.09

Millionaire on Tuesday - 21.19

Law & Order - 19.41

Everybody Loves Raymond - 19.29

Millionaire on Thursday - 19.01

West Wing - 18.99

Monday Night Football - 18.44

Frasier - 17.85

Week of December 1, 2000

Friends - 17.74

60 Minutes - 17.29

Becker - 16.91

Millionaire on Sunday - 16.85

NFL Showcase - 16.44

Touched by an Angel - 16.27

ER - 16.21

Primetime Thursday - 15.89

Movie Blaine: Frozen in Time -

15.88

The Simpsons - 15.60

Law and Order SVU - 15.43

Television news -

NBC is canceling Aaron Spelling’s

“Titans,” starring Yasmine Bleeth .

NBC is balking at the price for each

episode of “Frasier.” Paramount wants

$8 million next season. NBC is now

paying less than $5 million per episode.

Friday night television -

CBS - The Fugitive, CSI: Crime Scene

Investigation, Elton John Special, Late

Show

NBC - Providence, Dateline NBC, law &

Order: Special Victims Unit, Tonight

Fox - Movie

WB - Sabrina, Poplar

ABC - America’s Funniest Home Videos:

Unwrapped For The Holidays, Norm,

Madigan Men, 20/20, Nightline

PBS - Washington Week, Wall St. Week

MTV Great Pop Top 20, Movie, Music with a Message, Cribs

VH1 - Behind the Music

Elton John: Greatest Hits Live! - John performs his “One Night Only” concert at

Madison Square Garden.

Late Show w/David Letterman - Adam Sandler.

At the movies -

How the Grinch Stole Christmas