Tom Snyder, Ingmar Bergman Pass Away
LEMON: He kept millions of Americans awake into the wee hours. As host of "Late Night" -- the "Late Late night" TV show, Tom Snyder was a cultural icon. The talk show host died yesterday in San Francisco after a long struggle with leukemia. Known for his casual style, Snyder often smoked during interviews. Now, among his guests, John Lennon and Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols. In 1981, Snyder interviewed Charles Manson in prison. Those who knew him best say he loved broadcasting and he also loved to laugh. Tom Snyder was 71 years old.</s>PHILLIPS: Woody Allen once described him as probably the greatest film artist since the invention of the motion picture camera. Director Ingmar Bergman has died at his home in Faro, Sweden. Bergman directed moody films about such difficult subjects as plagues and madness. He also used inventive moviemaking techniques which led may to call him the great master of modern cinema.