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...travels to different places. Among other things it includes and successfully manages to integrate an over-tanned elderly Floridian French-kissing her dog, flying semen, a psychotic hitchhiker, masturbation, a guitar-strumming Greek chorus, the television show "C.O.P.S.," golfing and some other still more outrageous elements. Even football legend Brett Favre does a great cameo in the film. Yet Mary, aims for the viewers heart, as Mary herself is the epitome of kindness and goodwill. She has a mentally retarded brother, Warren, whom she loves deeply and cares for so much that she dumps a boyfriend who is almost perfect...
...while diving into a Korean dinner of barbecued mushrooms. "One Saturday night I found myself watching The Capital Gang on CNN. I was like, 'Oh my God! What is going on, and who have I become?'" Anyone who's ever read a tabloid knows how Drew--granddaughter of acting legend John Barrymore--bounced back from prepubescent drug and alcohol problems to become a sober-but-still-free-spirited teenage wild child. She doesn't regret much, certainly not baring her breasts to David Letterman or showing off her butterfly tattoos in Playboy. "When I'm 40, I'm going...
...legend of Diana is just beginning. The people of Britain are very proud of their beautiful princess, who lit up the world with her unique smile and traveled the globe bringing peace and harmony everywhere she went. FRANK A. LOPEZ Redwood City, Calif...
What becomes a legend most? Mystery and elusiveness--and keeping several steps ahead of the law. Six months ago, when federal agents identified Eric Robert Rudolph as the man they believe responsible for the Jan. 29 bombing of an abortion clinic in Birmingham, Ala., that killed an off-duty police officer and severely wounded a nurse, they were confident they would arrest the itinerant carpenter within a matter of days. But like a latter-day, albeit sinister, Robin Hood eluding the Sheriff of Nottingham, Rudolph, 31, a former private in the 101st Airborne skilled at surviving in the wilderness, vanished...
...most of his career, nobody thought of Sammy Sosa as a legend chaser. The amiable but erratic Chicago Cubs outfielder was better known for throwing to the wrong bases and stealing at impractical times. Same thing at bat: flailing wildly, the power hitter seemed to go for the fences with every swing. Result: last year he struck out more than anyone in the National League...