Word: lotharios
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...saving game of grabbing the camera and saying nothing. We warned you Connie Chung wouldn?t even come close to a Perry Mason moment. We warned you that the interview would be the opposite of illuminating - it would, in fact, be utterly depressing to see a two-bit congressional Lothario dig himself deeper into shame by refusing to have any shame at all. We warned you that if you had any distaste left over from impeachment (which at least starred the President of the United States, and a great performer at that) to boycott the whole sham and rent...
...those cameras in high-crime neighborhoods (as Giuliani has). That worries Floyd Flake, an influential black minister and former Congressman. "I think people would feel targeted," he warns. Opponents will no doubt cast Bloomberg (who once said his hobbies were "theater, dining and chasing women") as a Lothario, noting that three sexual-harassment suits have been filed against him--one dismissed, one withdrawn, one settled. "God as my witness, I can look my daughters in the eye and say I did nothing wrong," he says...
...smile and lets the girl sway back into the jiggling crowd. He turns to the table of men and toasts, "kau lui!" He puts down his bottle and takes the dance floor. But the prey has moved on. Fai has misjudged, and now she's dancing with another, quicker Lothario...
Bond girls are granted memorable names but fleeting roles. Most get replaced by younger models with less clothing in subsequent releases. Now, in what must be a lothario's nightmare, Vanity Fair has assembled 007's sirens for a group photo. Since Bond has vanquished more vixens than villains, it was a big group (this is only a third of them). From left, they are: URSULA ANDRESS (Honey Ryder), SHIRLEY EATON (Jill Masterson, coated in paint in Goldfinger), HONOR BLACKMAN (Pussy Galore), LUCIANA PALUZZI (Fiona Volpe), JILL ST. JOHN (Tiffany Case) and LANA WOOD (Plenty O'Toole). Where's Miss...
...place of Laclos's 18th century decadents, Cruel Intentions offers us a modern prep-school Lothario (Ryan Phillippe, who looks a little like Leonardo DiCaprio on mean pills) and his half-sister (Sarah Michelle Gellar, deploying her TV vampire-slaying smarts in a lesser cause). But what they do on their summer vacation (misspent in upper-crust Manhattan and Long Island) is the same old story--an elaborate scheme to deflower a couple of virgins (Reese Witherspoon and Selma Blair) whose virtue irritates and challenges them. As in all the other versions of this story, they succeed, but eventually receive...