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...Moments of departure, like the scattered piano bits and rare lead guitar, make such a difference that it’s disappointing when most songs offer nothing more than furious rhythm guitar. “Linda Blair Was Born Innocent,” the single exception, is a harmonious blend of single-note guitar plucks and a sweeping violin behind lyrics that have nothing to do with The Exorcist...
...Binaca as a sex aid for women in your "Love Potions" chart [Jan. 19]. Zestra, which my company produces, has been in scientific and clinical development for more than seven years, with study results published in three respected, peer-reviewed medical journals. The application of this patented, unique blend of botanical oils results in increased female sexual arousal, sensation, lubrication and satisfaction. More information can be found on the Internet at zestraforwomen.com. Martin G. Crosby President and CEO QualiLife Pharmaceuticals Inc. Charleston...
Like other bands riding the current retro trend, the Stills’ music screamed elements of punk, ska and 80’s new wave. While their influences were at times too obvious, the Stills struck a lush, winsome blend of punk and pop on “Of Montreal” and “Gender Bombs...
...worked as an author, a journalist and most recently a creative executive with DreamWorks SKG, a film production company. Bagby said that she got her first taste of politics as an undergraduate at the IOP, and that she seeks to turn her generation on to public life through a blend of entertainment and journalism...
...being responsible for the Heaven's Gate of VH1, the network's last bad idea before it found its new identity. Then, a few weeks ago, two VH1 execs called me and asked if I would be the host of a show they're thinking about. It's a blend of scripted and reality programming, they said, in which I would interview people and then we would write a sitcom around it. They were, in fact, pitching me back the idea I gave them five years ago. Deep inside, I'm afraid I'll say yes. --By Joel Stein