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...upfront presentation to advertisers at Madison Square Garden opened with a performance by Lenny Kravitz, an especially apt choice given how much TV-commercial licensing of his songs has done for his career. I'm not quite sure who gets really excited anymore about Kravitz, who's less a rock star than a celebrity who does a believable rock-star impersonation. Nonetheless, among the business-suited throng packing the Garden, more than one middle-aged white ad man was doing that little baby-boomer head bob and tapping his feet to "Fly Away," to show the young associates gunning...
...person didn't have one. The end of my theme song went, "Hey, Joel, what do you know?/You've got your own show/Try not to blow it/Because if you're not funny, then it will soon be gone/And they can fill the time with some more Lenny Kravitz songs/Then you'll be back in obscurity/Where you belong." The Fountains of Wayne have psychic powers...
...person didn't have one. The end of my theme song went, "Hey, Joel, what do you know?/You've got your own show/Try not to blow it/Because if you're not funny, then it will soon be gone/And they can fill the time with some more Lenny Kravitz songs/Then you'll be back in obscurity/Where you belong." The Fountains of Wayne have psychic powers...
...seems every celebrity with a face and a following has announced a new fashion line. Eminem, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Nelly, Jay-Z and Mexican pop idol Thalia Sodi all have theirs. Beyonce Knowles, Gwen Stefani and 50 Cent are each coming out with a label. Lenny Kravitz reportedly really wants one. And this winter Pamela Anderson broke the news that she would launch a label, capitalizing on the riot of publicity surrounding her animated series, Stripperella...
MISSA SOLEMNIS. The Radcliffe Choral Society, Harvard Glee Club and Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum join forces to sing this Beethoven masterpiece. The Orchestra of Emmanuel Music and professional soloists Carole Haber and David Kravitz promises to be mythic in both proportion and impact. See article, page B-1. Friday, March 7 at 8 p.m. Tickets $9 to $28, available at the Harvard Box Office or by phone (617) 496-2222. Sanders Theater...