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...animal ears - to distinguish between them. The polished grade-school style emphasizes the immaturity of the characters in a clever way. Everything is rendered as outlines, with no shading, like everyone is getting blasted with white light. Cole's relaxed, confident pace develops "Never Ending Summer" into a neat little view on the vulnerabilities of human interrelations...
Keeping a neat appearance starts at the scalp, Ruotolo says. “People really notice a haircut,” he says. “You can have a fabulous ass, but you still want your hair to look good.” According to Ruotolo, adopting a new cut can be very refreshing. “There’s no greater way to make a quick change than with a new hairstyle.” Not only are men interested in finding the right length, but they are also more willing to experiment with color...
...former Cocteau Twin Simon Raynolds, and the songs are uniformly coated in a glossy veneer, with sweeping doses of strings and bells. “It’s a lot rockier,” Woodward said about the album in concert. “It would be neat, someday, to do an orchestral type thing, think guys?” The other band members nod in approval...
...saying the Kaufman-written film, starring Patricia Arquette and Tim Robbins, "was a little hard to get into." Few people tried - it grossed only $700,000 at the U.S. box office. Gondry turned a bad situation into an opportunity for growth by filling a 40-page notebook with three neat columns of observations "about how I deal with problems, how I should find solutions." The self-analysis, he says, "totally worked," helping him to reinforce strengths and fix weaknesses. The evidence: the acclaimed Eternal Sunshine. Perhaps unsurprisingly, given his recent nocturnal life, Gondry is now developing The Science of Sleep...
Last week, admissions letters separated prospective Harvard students into two neat piles: accepted and rejected (ignoring the fuzzy purgatory of the waitlist). For those who were accepted, Harvard’s response was further proof of their invincibility. But at a school teeming with unstoppable Type As, someone inevitably ends up with the short end of the stick. For many, the cycle of rejection begins with the Freshman Arts Program or freshman seminars. Then creative writing classes, art classes and a cappella groups take their toll. By senior year, the ruthless competition to gain a foothold in the dismal...