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Since 1981, ISABELLA ROSSELLINI, the astonishingly beautiful daughter of Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini, has been plugging Lancome cosmetics under a contract that has paid her as much as $315,000 a year for 35 days of work. Along the way, Isabella had two other, less successful careers-as a movie actress (Blue Velvet, Wyatt Earp) and wife (she is divorced from film director Martin Scorsese and model Jonathan Wiedemann). Now that she has reached a certain age-she's pushing 43-Lancome, according to some reports, has decided that it wants a fresher image. Whether she was pushed...
...made his two events a near monopoly. His heft helps, no doubt, but championship form comes more from his total focus on building speed and calculating the tightest turns around the gates. ``He doesn't make the mistakes he used to, like leaning back on his skis,'' says Roberto Della Torre, deputy editor of the Italian monthly Sciare. ``Compared with the competition, Tomba's skiing on another planet...
...waterfowl away. Though the water has been declared dangerous for use in homes and in some kinds of agriculture, farmers continue to irrigate their fields with it. ``We've warned them, but they say they will be dying of starvation while we continue to worry about the ducks,'' says Roberto Avina Carlin, a local environmental activist...
...Tabasco, where opposition parties have protested, often violently, electoral fraud. But if a new election deal was struck, it immediately backfired. Worried about the threat to their dominance, p.r.i. supporters in Tabasco took to the streets, blocking highways and clashing with p.r.d. militants.The demonstrators urged the p.r.i. state governor Roberto Madrazo to resist any effort to remove him from office...
Carl Lewis, trying for yet another gold medal, could be living in Pennypacker Hall. Fans may spot Jennifer Capriati and Venus Williams walking to the Dunster House dining hall for a bite to eat. Italy's Roberto Baggio, a bit past his prime, would be practicing his footwork on the Harvard soccer fields...