BAD HABITS
Who cares whether Richard Pryor has stopped drinking, sniffing cocaine or has been through four wives and now has a new paramour (“Richard Pryor--Your Life Is Calling,” by David T. Friendly, April 27)?
To tell you the truth, I’m sick of yarns about entertainment personalities who make millions and who have the vilest personal habits, yet think they deserve credit when they forgo some of those habits.
What occurs to me is that these overpaid, pampered stars never could and never will be able to handle public acclaim.
Why don’t they crawl back under the rock from whence they came?
NICK NEWTON
Laguna Hills
