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...quite sad and ironic that these religious figures are coming together around such a negative message." HAGAI EL-AD, executive director of gay-rights group Jerusalem Open House, on united protests by Islamic, Jewish and Christian religious leaders against a planned gay festival in Jerusalem...
...price; a 5-GB hard drive can store up to 2,500 songs, enough for many people, which is one reason the iPod mini is as popular as its big brother. That's also why the mini is attracting competition from devices such as the iRiver H10. (An iRiver ad campaign features headphone-wearing models biting into apples over the tag line SWEETER ONE.) The H10 is about the same size as the mini, has about the same storage capacity and likewise comes in designer colors, but it offers features that Apple doesn't: a removable Li-Ion battery...
...that consoles like PlayStation 2 and Xbox are increasingly hooked up to the Internet, gamemakers are looking for new ways to capitalize on that captive audience through interactive services and ads. Ad firms like Starcom MediaVest Group and Young & Rubicam have launched dedicated gaming units, and gamemaker Funcom has signed a deal with Massive Inc., a gaming-ad firm, to let players of Anarchy Online play free in exchange for accepting interactive ads. "Teens' media habits are fragmented," says David Tokheim, a vice president at IGN Entertainment, a digital-gaming company. "This is a new way to reach more...
...Theatre on 49th Street in Manhattan, around the corner from the Time + Life Building. The date was June 12, three days before a break-in at the Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C. Thanks in part to a rave review from Al Goldstein in Screw magazine, and to a catchy ad campaign that ran in New York dailies ("If you like head, you'll love Throat"), word of, shall we say, mouth spread quickly. The first week's gross was a robust $30,033. What did the audience find? A mildly bright, good-natured comedy with some appealing performers. Among...
...martyr. The caller read Ra'ed's last will and testament. Four days later, there was another call, to Mansour, who says he was invited, "Allah willing," to visit Ra'ed's tomb near the Iraqi city of Mosul. The Banna clan ran an obituary in the newspaper Ad Dustour announcing that Ra'ed had "won martyrdom in the land of Iraq" and "died in the name...