The once-media shy Justice Antonin Scalia has opened up on the interview circuit in recent years, and recently gave perhaps his zaniest interview to date on WQXR, the New York City classical music station. The station's "Mad About Music" program invites celebrities to discuss and play their favorite music on the air. For Scalia, it was almost certainly the only time he has been asked a question containing the words "lap dance." He also revealed a favorite pop song from his college days.
January 15, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The once-media shy Justice Antonin Scalia has opened up on the interview circuit in recent years, in part to promote the book he co-authored with Bryan Garner on appellate advocacy (now available in an audio book version).
Scalia even made himself available for Joan Biskupic’s admirable biography , which charts the justice’s life and times from boyhood to today.
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