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Not always laughing: talk show host Dick Cavett talks about depression

LINCOLN, Neb. - Funny man and former talk show host Dick Cavett came home to talk about depression, which he calls "the worst agony devised for man."

The 71-year-old Cavett struggled with depression for years, even when he was one of the most well-known figures in television. He spoke Thursday at NET Television Studios to a group of mental health professionals, participating in a statewide summit on depression. He was also back in Nebraska to participate in the first Great American Comedy Festival, which is being held this week in Norfolk.

The cerebral comedian, who grew up in Lincoln, sprinkled jokes into his talk about depression.

"Pharmaceuticals, electroconvulsive therapy - and old Danny Kaye movies," Cavett said when asked how he treated his depression.

"I hate Danny Kaye movies," Cavett added. "Why'd I say that?"

Cavett's first pangs of depression came during his freshman year at Yale University when, during a mild, three-week bout, he considered coming home to Nebraska even though he was enjoying his Ivy League experiences. The condition worsened. Life became lifeless, the simplest daily actions excruciating. He had trouble getting out of bed and eventually was hospitalized under an assumed name.

"The horrendous chore it is to get out of bed - 'Leave me alone,' " Cavett said. "Like a moaning, ill dog."

He considered ending it all as he was driving one day to New York's Long Island. "I remember thinking that if I pull into an oncoming car . . . I'll feel better," he said. Then he told himself, "There's something wrong in this thought."

Doing his shows became a punishing exercise. At times, he was sure he was a disaster, saying the wrong things at the wrong time and looking like a crazy man who had no business being on stage.

After doing a show with actor Laurence Olivier that Cavett was convinced did not go well, he visited actor Marlon Brando. Cavett told Brando about the show and Brando asked, "Have you ever looked at the show?"

Cavett later did.

"I looked absolutely fine," Cavett recalled. He thought to himself, "'You're not coming off as horribly as you think you are."'

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On the Net: Depression Information: http://www.netnebraska.org/extras/depression/

Dick Cavett Blog: http://cavett.blogs.nytimes.com/

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Threesome enroll for 'Norman' drama

Emily VanCamp, Dan Byrd and Adam Goldberg join cast

Emily VanCamp, Dan Byrd and Adam Goldberg are starring in the indie coming-of-age drama "Norman."


Byrd plays the title character, a darkly comic teen who deals with his problems by pretending to be dying of cancer. The lie complicates relationships between him and his new high school girlfriend (VanCamp) and between him and his teacher (Goldberg).


Jonathan Segal is directing the feature, which is shooting in Spokane, Wash. Dan Keston and Segal are producing.


VanCamp (ABC's "Brothers and Sisters") will star opposite Chris Pine in the upcoming thriller "Carriers." She is repped by ICM and Thruline Entertainment. Byrd, star of the CW's "Aliens in America," is repped by Innovative and Artistry Entertainment. Goldberg, soon to be seen in the ABC series "The Unusuals," is repped by ICM and Luber/Roklin Management.



Gregg Goldstein reported from New York; Borys Kit reported from Los Angeles.

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Steven Spielberg looks to direct film in planned multimedia, multiauthor series "The 39 Clues"

NEW YORK — A multimedia, multiauthor narrative being planned by the U.S. publisher of the Harry Potter books has picked up a famous patron: Steven Spielberg.

DreamWorks Studios has acquired the film rights to "The 39 Clues," a mystery series and online game that Scholastic will debut in September. Spielberg, director of "Jaws," "Schindler's List" and the "Indiana Jones" films, says he's hoping to direct.

" 'The 39 Clues' takes creative leaps to expand the story experience from the pages of the books to multiple stages of discovery and imagination," Spielberg said Wednesday in a joint statement issued by DreamWorks and Scholastic Media. "Together with Scholastic, we have the opportunity to develop this property that says 'film,' 'family,' 'fun' and 'franchise.' "

"The 39 Clues," which also features a set of 355 collectible cards, is a planned 10-book series about a powerful, mysterious family that lives in upstate New York. The first installment, "The Maze of Bones," was written by Rick Riordan, author of the best-selling "The Lightning Thief." Jude Watson and Gordon Korman are among those who will write future volumes.

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Alaska's 50th Birthday Bash Begins With Free Wynonna Judd Concert

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 23 -- Country music star Wynonna
Judd will be center stage for Alaska's grand celebration of its own stardom
-- the 50th anniversary of statehood, when its star was added to the U.S.
flag.

The Friday, June 27 free public concert falls near the June 30, 1958
anniversary when Congress approved statehood for Alaska, and will be
broadcast worldwide. Coined "Operation Gratitude," the show will honor
Alaska's military and the state of Alaska.

The concert will be carried live on the Internet at 9:30 p.m. Pacific
Daylight Time/12:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time by AT&T at
http://www.attblueroom.com. The site will carry an archived broadcast of
the concert for 30 days. Broadcast of the concert to a worldwide audience
will occur within a couple of weeks on the American Forces Network and the
Pentagon Channel.

Judd's concert will be held at Alaska's Elmendorf Air Force Base,
located just outside Anchorage. Naomi Judd and the Palmetto State Quartet
will also be on hand.

Only a week after the summer solstice, when Alaskans enjoy
near-constant daylight, the concert will be well lit, to say the least.

Statehood was made official on January 3, 1959, when President
Eisenhower's signature ushered in Alaska as the 49th state.

The concert kicks off the Anchorage statewide celebration of Alaska's
50th anniversary of statehood and a "We're In" weekend of free events in
Anchorage sponsored by the Anchorage Statehood Celebration Committee.
"We're In" weekend will include a reenactment of the pinning of the 49th
star on a U.S. flag strung from a downtown building. Two individuals who
were a part of the Alaska Constitutional Convention will take part in the
ceremony. Alaska's constitution is considered by many historians to be one
of the best in the nation. A complete schedule is available online at
http://www.anchorage.net/50.




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