Word: mellows
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Before insulting a judge, remember: you can be reasonably sure he or she knows a good lawyer. This didn't put off Don Imus, the radio talk-show host mellow in voice but not outlook. When Deirdre Coleman, Imus' wife, asked to be excused from jury duty on a murder trial because Imus' show was covering it, Judge Harold J. Rothwax asked her to ask him not to cover it. The judge then relented, but not before earning Imus' ire. On his nationally syndicated show, the shock jock ranted against Rothwax, using such epithets as "Scuzwax," "Rothworm" and "senile...
...anything goes attitude ruled that trip. If it hadn't the three of us might not have become a trio. Kim and Anne were both extraordinarily nice, mucho fun and very mellow. Superficially though, they were different. Kim was a prep in training, and Anne was the resident Dead Head...
From Claremont, Calif., Darnielle and his arrangements are never what they seem to be. He creates what appear to be simple folk songs with minimal instrumentation, yet his melodies are never mellow or folky. More urgent and driving than amny guitar heavy bands, his music is more punk than crunchy. In fact, the Mountain Goats emerged from the lo-fi movement swelling in southern California in the early '90s that set itself on forging simultaneously sloppiness and precision...
What's happened to summer? The long, mellow growing season of our farming forebears is now a time of intense activity for the family, with a cornucopia of options to keep the out-of-school child busy, learning, healthy and happy. TIME FOR FAMILIES has crisscrossed the nation to look at moderately priced programs that afford the perfect mix of pleasure and instruction. While a few of the featured programs are booked up for 1997, all promise to inspire. (The subscribed programs' sponsors may have other offerings, and there's always next summer.) We've invited a variety of notables...
...appeal to lovers of the Wu-Tang Clan and Lisa Stansfield alike. The first song, I Can Love You, draws its melody in part from Lil' Kim's crass but compelling song Queen Bitch, but Blige, employing nimble vocals and all-new G-rated lyrics, transforms it into something mellow and moving. The ubiquitous Babyface produced two songs on World, including the apple-sweet Missing You and the mournful Not Gon' Cry (which was also on the Waiting to Exhale sound track), and Blige's oak-dark voice adds shading to his sometimes colorless work. Several other songs, including Everything...