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...Polly’s appeal.The look of a character is destined to change, it’s not like Barbie hasn’t had a makeover or a dozen. But have little kids really changed so much? Apparently the trendsetters of today need Strawberry Shortcake in a cool “Blossom”-style hat and jeans, even if the fact that Strawberry used to wear a way-old-school bonnet and dress never deterred the five-year-old-me from looking to her as my idol. Even the consistently classic Cabbage Patch form has diluted the name...
...best directors in the business. Last week, iTunes took music video retail to the next level, charging $1.99 for a single video which can then be downloaded onto one’s $300+ video iPod. Whether this will ultimately result in higher budgets (which can presently exceed a cool million for a three-minute clip) or higher quality videos remains to be seen. For now, we take a look at the three top-selling music videos on iTunes at press date of Wednesday, Oct. 26. —Ben B. Chung1. Weapon of ChoiceFatboy SlimWe all have our favorite Christopher...
...those rites of fall. The weather turns abruptly cool, and you find yourself rummaging through your closet in search of a favorite sweater. And those boots. Where did they go? The basement? And what happened to those nice opaque tights? Did they make it through last winter unsnagged? What are they doing in the drawer with the bathing suits...
Even the endorsements are sickening: “She’s just a cool fun girl, not unlike the rest...
...polymers, which are infused with bacteria, are permeable to gases and nutrients. The coatings--about two-thirds the thickness of a sheet of paper--jump to life when exposed to light and begin making hydrogen gas, which can be captured in fuel cells and converted into electricity. Sounds cool, but what's it good for, exactly? "We're a couple of years away from showing practical applications," admits Flickinger. "But we're very optimistic about its future." Photo bioreactors already exist in labs, but because they're made from a slurry of bacteria and liquid that needs to be stirred...