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...will be big in the production world. Your 15 minutes of fame will involve TV, but you will be stressed. Every time you think your life has gotten big, it gets bigger. You will succeed in this world and never stop working.” Frances furls her brow, because she doesn’t really want to marry one of her past boyfriends, move to California and work in the Industry. Either way, Psychic Mary is convinced. “You will hate it when you see someone who can is doing a job that you can do better...
...good beer, not Bud Light,” Kirshner said Thursday, holding his “Evolution of the Universe” stein. “It has to be Sam Adams or better. It’s kind of like a low-brow wine tasting...
...completed and published translation of the Georgics. Ferry premised this selection with the humorous remark that Virgil must have read Paradise Lost, since the Georgics as he reads them constitute in some respects a work about men’s struggling through life by the sweat of their brow, “after the fall...
...eyes (e.g., Nicholas Cage, whose recent turns in Family Man and Captain Corelli’s Mandolin have proved that he can do insufferable mournfulness like no other). Looks-wise, he’s solid and then some, his smooth face a juxtaposition of an aristocrat’s brow-line and a puppy’s jaw-line. With his droopy sleeves, his toussled hair, his little fits of bangs-blowing anxiety, Cusack projects a vulnerability that is effortlessly winning, a kind of real-guy-but-sweeter charm that both your grandma and your little sister could love...
...strength of "Legal Action Comics" is the diversity of contributors, making it a must-have for anyone interested in the variety of comic styles out there. However, unwary readers should not expect the most hi-brow material when it's in support of a guy who calls himself "Dirty" Danny. All of the pieces mean to be humorous and Tony Millionaire provides several of the best of these. My favorite contribution of his reads like a devastating, thinly-veiled reference to Rall, about a vicious, self-pitying giant snake roaming around the desert seeking love from the things it devours...