Word: romeos
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...least, that’s the case for next year’s USC basketball team. The Trojans recently received a commitment from teen-rap sensation Romeo (he dropped the Lil’ over a year ago), meaning that the son of hip-hop mogul Master P will be teamed up with the nation’s top incoming freshman—prep phenom O.J. Mayo—come the 2007-08 season...
...Despite the fact that his dad was never a famous rapper (and Weezy is almost seven years older than Romeo), he has yet to drop Lil’ from his name. If that weren’t enough, his 2006 collaboration with mentor Baby, “Like Father, Like Son,” features a number of references to the Birdman as his father...
...crisis several years ago. However, several undergraduate thespians, led by President Sean R. Fredricks ’07 and Vice President Tara L. Moross ’09, hope to engineer a Shakespearean renaissance on campus and revive the ailing company, starting with a production of “Romeo and Juliet” this spring. Any successful theatrical production requires ambition and hard work; for Hyperion, other factors have made the journey even more difficult. When Fredricks first took the helm of the company, he was shocked to discover the financial and organizational problems that plagued the group...
...Goodfellas and Casino. That's why I'm disappointed. I thought Scorsese would make a different movie. I understand they really liked Infernal Affairs. But, for me, if I take a story from somewhere, I'll take only the soul of the story. Nowadays, if you want to remake Romeo and Juliet, you have to change...
...that he hasn't faltered, sometimes spectacularly. His MTV-infused version of Romeo and Juliet was intended to reach young patrons, but when it toured in the West in the summer of 2005, it bombed with audiences and critics alike. But for Ratmansky, failure is just the occasional price of trying new things. "I would do it again," he shrugs. "It was a breakthrough for the company. There were a lot of younger people in the audience. Tastes are different everywhere; something that was adored in Paris might be hated in London...