Everyone has a friend he can’t reach until it’s too late — one in a relationship built on false promises, at whom you shake your head over countless wasted hours of emotional investment. That’s right. There is no crueler mistress than network TV.

Somebody on your staff wrote a letter to the editor under your name complaining about one of my columns and sent it to CityLife ("Gambling addiction no laughing matter," April 24). You may or may not remember the letter -- that's assuming it crossed yo

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