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...with future generations about as much as "The Honeymooners" hits home with us. "The Simpsons" will be as cutting as "The Howdy Doody Show." Stephen King and Anne Rice will bore those who find them at second-hand sales. John Grisham and Danielle Steel will be unknown and unread. Britney Spears will be facing menopause, Ricky Martin will be balding, Julia Roberts will be collecting social security and Jack Nicholson will be dead...
...reporter in the car with her. "Did I sound O.K. onstage?" she asks. "I was in shock. I was preparing at that moment to put on my loser face." She's got on a winner's face now. Her award (for which she beat out fellow teen star Britney Spears) helps certify Aguilera's credentials as a real singer (as opposed to whatever it is that Spears does) and will provide her with more say in her career. Or so she hopes. "It's my life," she says. "My career. I'm a 19-year-old who wants to explore...
...next Advocate party if you can make it past the velvet rope. As the host of the best parties on campus, the Advocate is dominated by the respectable crowd from 11 to12:30; they schmooze and boogy to music that can't really be pinned down (sometimes it's Britney Spears, sometimes it's Euro house). And from 12:30 on, it's sketch-o-rama. Always a good time....Regis Philbin just signed a $20 million extension on his "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" contract. What? Is it me, or could we place a baboon in that chair...
...video for "(Baby) One More Time," teen sensation Britney Spears prances in a Catholic school uniform (popular atire on campus last Saturday) for approximately...
Before there were Jerry Springer, Britney Spears and apple pie, there was the British Empire, and, believe it or not, the good 'ole U.S.A. was part of it. Despite our forefathers' glorious emancipation from the grips of the imperialists, there are a few who remain loyal--Tories within our very midst. Maryland native Frederick Karl Kepner Du Puy '03 and New Yorker Carlos Zepeda '03 stand among those who spell 'color' with a 'u' and call a 'line' a 'queue...