Flockhart, who's hyping her new movie, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," was scheduled to do a
                      live interview on NBC's daily morning show. But after the plans were made, Flockhart's handlers
                      reportedly gave producers a caveat: "Today's" interviewer wouldn't be permitted to ask the
                      underfed actress about her weight - or lack thereof.

                          "They said, 'OK, you can talk about the movie, but not this,'" a "Today" insider told the New York
                      Daily News. "We never agree to restrictions."

                          Flockhart's flack confirmed the story.

                          "She did pull out," the spokesperson said. "It's her right. She wants to promote 'Midsummer' and
                      she's done a lot of addressing of the issues that have been out there. She would prefer not to
                      discuss it."

                          The "issue," of course, being the widespread presumption that Flockhart suffers from an eating
                      disorder.

                          She's still expected to do "Late Night with David Letterman" Monday, and "The Rosie O'Donnell
                      Show" Tuesday morning. She apparently does not fear that either talk-show host will ask, as
                      Connie Chung did earlier this week, "Are you OK?"

                          Celebrity good deed