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...wins a battle over his estate in court, has been called many names--but until now, victim wasn't generally among them. The premiere of The Anna Nicole Show, an Osbournes-style reality series in which a camera follows Smith through her everyday routine, snagged the E! channel its highest rating ever by offering viewers the chance to make sport of Smith's ample girth and apparently boozy reflections on such matters as sex ("I wanna have an orgy") and porn films (she says she'd like to shoot one with "seven girls, two guys and a dog"). Critics reacted...
...prepared to do was turn a blind eye to the trickle of aid from Iran, Russia and India. Vendrell remembers much talk that spring of increased support from the Americans. But in truth Massoud's best help came from Iran, which persuaded all supporters of the Northern Alliance to channel their aid through Massoud alone...
...stance is undoubtedly linked to the fact that most Germans - - more than 80% in one survey - oppose an attack on Iraq. Schröder may be calculating that a little saber muffling may help him in the polls. But even in the U.K., a survey conducted by NOP for Channel 4 News found that 52% of the British public don't want their country's forces to join a U.S.-led attack, while...
...Government—I think I’ll petition at the end of the summer to see if I can get credit from the government department for the many hours I’ve spent watching C-SPAN this summer. I think this all-politics, all-the-time channel gives students a much more realistic depiction of what the U.S. Congress is all about: gentlemen from Ohio with mops on their heads threatening to do the moon walk. Beam...
...turn on the tube! Women have come a long way, baby. We even have our own television station, now—Lifetime, “Television for Women.” How could women be expected to find television programming suitable for themselves without their own special channel? And what liberated woman of the 21st century could survive without cooking shows, soap operas and made-for-TV movies...