SELF-HELP GURU TONY ROBBINS SUES GLOBAL'S THE VANCOUVER SUN AND BCTV FOR LIBEL
John Lynch waits during a break in trial proceedings of a libel lawsuit brought by self-help guru Tony Robbins against Global's the Vancouver Sun newspaper and BCTV television station at Vancouver's British Columbia Supreme Court, June 23, 2005. John Lynch is the ex-husband of Bonnie Lynch, now married to Tony Robbins and known as Sage Robbins. (UPI Photo / Heinz Ruckemann)
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