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...Spears' current crazy spiral could have all kinds of ramifications, for her two sons, her health, her career. Whether she'll be able to fight her own demons is anybody's guess. "She's got a lot more issues to deal with than 30 days of rehab will cover," says Johnson. But if she does battle through, Spears has a world of concerned brothers and sisters planning to beat away the Britney bashers. "People have got to have a conscience and back off," says Bush. "If she has the courage to go away, we should have the courage...
...help that DeGeneres is not exactly a confessional comic--despite having come out on the cover of this magazine--and mentions her love life only occasionally on her show. O'Donnell, on the other hand, has become the hot-medium lesbian to DeGeneres' cool. Does everyone like her? No. It's fitting that she should feud with Trump, who, with his thing for younger ladies and erecting tall, ostentatious, er, buildings, is a caricature of male heterosexuality...
...deficit—coupled with the lack of prominent domestic musicians—with leading Tanzanian youth to listen to American music, particularly violent American rap.Gsann and his brother formed X Plastaz so that Tanzanian youths would have access to hip hop that was truly African. X Plastaz lyrics cover everything from women’s rights to unemployment. It’s hip hop without the bling, the violence, or the expletives. The idea of using hip hop as a medium for discourse concerning social injustice and as a means for promoting social change...
...BASTARD OF ISTANBUL by Elif Shafak The cover: a traditional Islamic design of repeating floral patterns, in cerulean, turquoise, and a deep Tyrian purple. The title: “The Bastard of Istanbul.” The cover and title together certainly make me want to know who the bastard is, not to mention how and why a bastard of Istanbul becomes “the” bastard of Istanbul. Perhaps it’s a “Fear Factor” type deal in which all of the bastards in Istanbul vie for the prized title, though...
...should probably hasten to your nearest neighborhood drug dealer and ask him for as much marijuana as you can afford. That is not to say that the new release from the Texas-based instrumental band—perhaps best known for their controversial Sept. 11 related album cover and their creation of soundtracks for the film and TV series “Friday Night Lights”—is not good on its own. But it certainly lends itself toward psychotropic enhancement. “All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone” is replete with...