Fascinating in its low-key glimpse of the Other Dave, the interview was also a good move for "Nightline," which can use "Up Close" to create a softer, more casual, younger image, more in tune with celebrity culture even while offering a smarter twist on it.
Hit the seas for a broader sweep While river cruises offer a more immersive experience, an ocean cruise can take you to more places, with excursions to key sites and a glimpse of different cultures.
As I'm badgering the clerk for an extra minibar key, I catch a glimpse of Bob Harris.
We're introduced to some of the island's quirky inhabitants, and given a glimpse of some key scenes which, let's face it, are pretty unlikely to end up in the actual movie.
Festival organisers Serious have named "jazz in the new Europe" as a key theme this year – glimpses of it have so far appeared on free-stages at the Barbican and Southbank Centre, as well as smaller venues.
That was apparent on a visit to New Surfside, when a glimpse of an elevator key was enough to transform the quiet pacing of one resident into a frantic dash down the hall.
The new observations, which include six of the seven most distant supernovae yet discovered, give the first glimpse of how a key property of dark energy is changing over time.
Those traveling through the tunnel do not even get a glimpse of the sea, a key mistake by the tunnel's architects.
A dozen television and newspaper photographers waited in a courthouse hallway for a glimpse of Mr. Kopp and other key players in the case.
But the second or third generation want to pursue art claims, as opposed to other financial assets, because it gives them a key to the taste of their grandparents and a glimpse of how their lives were before the Nazis".
Legal documents and an Indian intelligence dossier on Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari, also known as Abu Jindal, a key figure in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, give a glimpse of how overseas groups and internal militants collaborate.
