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...it’s just a long process—putting people together.” A long process that is, except when it came to casting the principal female character, Samantha Booke. Jurnee Smollett (“Gridiron Gang,” “Roll Bounce??) only read for the part once before Washington made up his mind that she was perfect for the role. Laughing, he admits to also being more than a bit influenced by his wife’s non-stop insistence that Smollett would be excellent in the part. But input from...
...girl—is nothing new, though still a great song. It’s another entry in Timbaland’s project to reconcile pop, hip-hop, and electronica, opening with a solid drum-line beat and taking the listener home with heavy synth lines. “Bounce?? is by far the most intense song on the album. Its continuous synth bassline, combined with the sick flows of Missy and Dre, as well as JT’s conspicuously sexed-up chorus, make for a fairly good time. The latter half of the album pairs Timbaland...
...session showcased Winston’s own skills as a veteran communicator. She shared witty anecdotes (when President George H. W. Bush’s dog had puppies, speechwriters “played them up for all they were worth,” scoring a “puppy bounce?? in the polls), incorporated audience-appropriate cultural references (likening her catalog of rhetorical devices to a word list from “My Big Fat Greek Wedding”), and took logistical details in stride (making a swift transition from highlighting video clips to asking for audience questions...
...been a three year devolution for the former heavyweights: 2004-05 saw the Tigers post their first sub-.500 Ivy record, last year brought a miserable non-league performance preceding a recovery in league play (10-4, a record now looking like the classic “dead cat bounce??), and this year will likely end up with Princeton in last place for the first time ever...
...Galaxy Bounce?? made an appearance on the suitably funky soundtrack to Tombraider, so it’s easy to imagine what the title is referring to. The album moves smoothly into the current single, “Star Guitar,” perhaps the most explicit example of The Chemical’s new sound. The song blossoms into a lush melody with the subversive lyrics “Feel what I feel, take what I take.” Yet the female vocals and acoustic guitars are surprising, not the subversion...