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...BOTTOM LINE: Back on personal turf, Jones captures fallen angels and broken hearts in strands of vivid poetry...
...BOTTOM LINE: An Australian writer re-creates his country's pioneer past with originality, not to mention Aboriginality...
...Stones. Alas, these fossils of Jurassic Rock are the merest nostalgia items; a fan wants to see them before they break up or crack up. Madonna sets herself the sterner challenge of being forever new, pertinent, shocking. But it's tough to stay on top by spanking somebody's bottom. In her recent work, Madonna has pursued dominatrix fantasies until she may be the only one getting off on them. She is in danger of going the blond widow in Body of Evidence one desperate step further, and loving herself to death. She can also play the vulnerable diva. When...
Alcoholic energy drinks are a crime against taste--but worse, they trick your brain into believing you're not as drunk as you are. Bottom line: have a real beer instead. If your beverage of choice carries a silly name like Joose, you're probably too young to drink anyway...
...bottom line is that the Louvre has a lot more money to play with than in the past. Its annual acquisition budget has jumped from $4.5 million in 2004 to $36 million last year. Changes to French tax law in 2003 have helped: companies now have big fiscal incentives to make donations. But Loyrette has also built out the tiny three-man fund-raising department that Rosenberg set up in the late '90s into a full-time operation with 19 staffers. And the Louvre is about to launch a U.S.-style endowment fund - the first in France - using the money...