Word: bravos
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Just as important to Concilio Latino’s mission is to help Latino and Latin American students acclimate to the culture of Harvard and the United States, said Fuerza Latina President Leyla R. Bravo...
...Bravo television’s sleeper hit of the summer, “Queer Eye For The Straight Guy,” with a snap of their meticulously groomed fingers, stylish gay men usher clueless straight guys into a whole new universe of hygiene and hip-huggers. Alas, contrary to what the superhero squad of gay transformers on TV might have you believe, not every gay man is endowed with flawless fashion sense. William L. Aronson ’04, a music concentrator in Winthrop House, is the straightest gay man you’ll ever meet. He may have...
...victory--almost 17 years to the day since he took over NBC--is a personal one for Wright. He had expanded NBC aggressively by acquiring or developing the cable channels CNBC, MSNBC and Bravo and the Spanish-language network Telemundo. But with the price of programming spiraling, he felt NBC was increasingly vulnerable as the only big network that wasn't aligned with a studio. NBC, for example, was bracing for a rumored $550 million demand from Universal this season for its Law & Order franchise. Meanwhile, advertising revenues were hobbled by a pallid economy and ad-zapping devices like TiVo...
...average of 11.7 million U.S. prime-time viewers for Friends, ER, etc. Cable: MSNBC, CNBC, Bravo, Telemundo Added: Ownership of the three Law and Order series. Access to archive of shows. Cable: USA, Sci Fi, Trio...
Style-challenged heterosexuals aren't the only beneficiaries of Bravo's hit makeover show, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. Plenty of New York City merchants are reaping the benefits too. Desiron, a downtown home-furnishings store, at right, provided a $900 coffee table and a $2,600 sofa to help spruce up Tom Kaden's living room. In the month after the show aired, sales of the items nearly quadrupled, according to the store. Visiting the housewares emporium Domain, Queer Eye's interior designer, Thom Filicia, got excited about the store's red Victoria settee ($3,099) and dubbed...