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...movie’s satirical slant looks to expose the ruthlessness of a media that is not afraid to alter reality for good ratings; news crews have no qualms about interfering in covert police assignments in the movie...
Crosby says he didn’t alter his routine much to prepare for the photo shoot. “I’m pretty anal about working out five times a week for an hour and a half or a couple of hours,” he says. He then equivocates: “Well, I’ll admit, the shoot was at 1 p.m. and I did eat breakfast. But I didn’t eat lunch until after the shoot at 3. I usually don’t skip meals willy nilly like that...
Just how difficult is it to get a hold of an IMEI? Type *#06# on your cell-phone keypad and see. And that's the problem - for those who know what they're doing, IMEIs can be almost as easy to alter as they are to access. Although some operators already bar stolen handsets from their networks, others say IMEI-based measures are ineffective, because criminals with access to the right software can hack into stolen phones and change the serial number, possibly to duplicate a legitimate IMEI. Block-ing stolen IMEIs looks "like a nice gesture towards the customers...
...Astaire, when asked who his favorite partner was (people wanted him to say Ginger, and he didn?t), would declare that it was... Kelly. Kelly?s favorite may have been himself. He was his own partner (and nemesis) in the "alter ego" number from "Cover Girl." He expressed both love and self-love - the potent giddiness of feeling that surge of ardor, ? etc. in "Singin? in the Rain." He danced with a mop in "Thousands Cheer," and he sometimes led his leading ladies the same way. A different leading lady, often a movie ingenue, in almost every picture: Leslie Caron...
...often far harder to alter deeply entrenched patterns of human behaviors than it is to make progress in the lab,” he said in an email...