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...Musgrave, 29, a manicurist in Riverdale, California, is for Dole. For now. To be honest, she says, she is not thinking much about the election. "With a five-year-old and a three-year-old, you don't get to watch the politics on TV. It's usually the Cartoon Network or the Disney Channel." Voters like her will soon start switching to the campaign news. Judging by how quickly voters moved to Forbes, and by the weak commitment of many to their candidates of the moment, the race is going to be a lively...
...most memorable partnerships was with his shadow self (in Cover Girl), another was with a cartoon mouse (in Anchors Aweigh). He danced on roller skates and garbage-can lids (It's Always Fair Weather). And then, of course, there was that umbrella, that downpour, that bepuddled street and that befuddled cop, out of which he and Stanley Donen, his creative partner in all these enterprises, created Singin' in the Rain's signature sequence--and one of the movies' most privileged moments...
...their investigation continue, because a smoking gun may yet be uncovered. From the start of the investigation, they have attempted to make analogies to Watergate, claiming that only protracted investigation uncovered that scandal. Hillary Clinton has been accused of being our generation's Richard Nixon. For example, the cover cartoon illustration of a recent issue of the Weekly Standard, a conservative magazine, portrayed the First Lady as Nixon...
...half. Galleries and museums that found their prized possessions devalued to forgeries or to works carried out by Rembrandt's assiduous apprentices have not been altogether pleased with the RRP's verdicts. And those who came to see these now discredited paintings may feel a little like the cartoon characters who walk off the edge of a cliff and continue stepping along until they look down. Uh-oh, no support here. Crash...
...compared with Fred Astaire, a more romantic dancer, Kelly brought a unique athleticism and an earthy romanticism to movie dancing. He had very high aspirations for dance in the movies and brought innovations such as the 1945 film "Anchors Aweigh", where he shared a dance sequence with the famous cartoon character "Jerry the Mouse." The role earned him an Oscar nomination as best actor. As a choreographer, Kelly took movie dancing from staged sets to what appeared to be real life. The famous scene from "Singin' in the Rain" finds Kelly dancing on a real street, in real rain, splashing...