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...glistening Harlequin-novel cover man. His star-power and glamour nearly vanquish his acting skills in a throwback to his "21 Jump Street" days as a brooding teen heartthrob. The camera, too, is seduced, almost comically drawn ever-closer to his face, even when he tries to hide in the depths of his knit brows during particularly emotional moments...
...this makes me wonder whether the U.S. has been drafting a human rights report on other countries just to divert the nation's attention to other countries or to hide some of its own problems from the rest of the world...
...know the police were coming. Before the troops approached the main compound at Kamikuishiki, 110 miles west of Tokyo, the faithful swept searchlights over the grounds. When the siege force reached a makeshift barricade at the entrance, a young man shouted, "The Aum Supreme Truth has nothing to hide! It is an unjust search, but we will cooperate...
...Hollywood, of course, "everybody is rooting for their failure,'' says Hanks impishly. Geffen, one of the few gay executives who doesn't hide his sexuality, lets the torrent of grudge and innuendo wash over him. "I hear these things," he says. "I also hear that I'm supposed to be married to Keanu Reeves, a person I've never met or laid eyes on. There was a story I bought him $15,000 worth of clothes at Barneys. I've never been in Barneys. So I hear all kinds of idiotic things. But people believe them, and there's nothing...
When the New York Times composes its front pages they usually have more than 50 stories from which to choose. More often than not The Crimson fills its front page with everything it has to offer--it's not as though editors can hide the weaker stories inside, because those stories are needed to fill the front page...