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...this season's crop of action actresses know who's in charge: boys and men. Some relish their second-class status. Says Hu, who also co-starred in last year's The Scorpion King: "I get to be in a great blockbuster and bask in its success without having the responsibility if it fails." Others are happy for an early career push. "You have to get known, and in summer films you do get attention," says Elizabeth Banks, 29, who has the female lead (supporting Tobey Maguire and Jeff Bridges) in the horse opera Seabiscuit. For an actor, working beats...
This article included enough lurid details of the brothers' atrocities for a prime-time TV soap opera or a month's worth of tabloid news. We know now that they were abusive, predatory, murderous criminals, but the oddly glamorized relish with which you chronicled their deeds has the scent of misguided Hollywood idolatry. DEAN LAMANNA Venice, Calif...
Though student athletes on these teams say they would not relish the longer walks to and from practice, many say they understand why the move would be necessary...
...speech] was inspiring,” Bookman said. “He told us that he could see on our faces the daily grind of being a student-athlete. We were going about it all wrong, he said. We needed to enjoy ourselves, have fun and relish the fact that we get to play Division I volleyball and go to Harvard. For a young coach to be able to rally and inspire his players to such success is a testament to the great things he did for the program this year...
Light says that students who are able to integrate their outside interests with their academic pursuits are the ones who most relish their college experience...