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...affair was discovered by Mr. Cruise's wife, leading to their divorce." Slater issued a complete denial. "I have never been to France, I have never spoken with Actustar magazine and have never said any of the alleged statements," reads a message on Slater's website. Whoever is at fault, Cruise's lawyer Bert Fields sounds like a man sitting atop one-third of a big pile of cash: "We're still trying to figure out the facts, but if [Slater's] denial turns out to be the truth, we're really going after that magazine." Please, someone call...
...shortcomings are especially apparent in the second act, which is far darker than the first, but has not been treated with a greater sense of urgency. As a result, there is no tension, and the general dullness becomes almost palpable. The song, “Your Fault,” a high energy series of accusations amongst the main characters, plays like an argument over who forgot to walk the dog rather than a passionate dispute with life-or-death consequences. The fact that the characters stand in a straight line for most of the song certainly doesn?...
...hasn't a clue what his pet is going to do. This afternoon Gibson is sulking. While a posse of happily inebriated customers crowd around, he refuses to play ball. "He can be moody," sighs Calkins, petting Gibson's silver-plated head. "But I suppose that's my own fault for spoiling a robot...
...ever acknowledging the possibility of other voices. If newsworthiness is discussed to the exclusion of those researched facts we once called news, that rocky slope of basic oversight—and of the media’s spurious megalomania—draws ever near. But who, en route, will fault a little gazing in the mirror? In these spectacular times, image is everything...
...government department has any trouble recruiting, it may not be its own fault...