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Where JULIA ROBERTS goes, controversy is sure to follow. Last week the actress joined co-star BRAD PITT in Real de Cortece, a remote Mexican village, to shoot location scenes for The Mexican, a film director Gore Verbinski describes as "a romantic comedy with a little Sam Peckinpah." The town is so small that the cast is bunking in the homes of locals and the crew had to install phone lines. But no town is tight knit enough to prevent rumors from escaping. Thus 48 hours after Julia's arrival the world was privy to the shocking news that...
...BATTLEFIELD High-tech weaponry and nanotechnology will make the future warrior more lethal and better protected. Swooping into enemy territory, he can shoot at targets two miles (3km) away an remain undetected...
...Jones has often shilled her line of wigs--and for every contrarian service piece on "swimsuits for real women" there's a runway show of boobulous Victoria's Secret models. And the round tables aren't exactly World News Tonight. Just like your co-workers at lunch, the hosts shoot from the lip, sometimes with suspect facts. In an Elian Gonzalez segment, Behar likened the Miami standoff to the Cuban missile crisis, where "Cuba blinked." (The Soviet Union, but who's counting...
...label deal with Sony. Now many of his family members work for him. His father is his manager, his brother his songwriting partner, his sister a paid consultant. Midway through the interview, his mom calls. She's got clothes ready for his photo shoot...
...acquisition of chemical, biological and cyberweapons by subnational actors such as terrorist groups, cults or angry individuals. These weapons are easy to make, hard to track and hard to defend against. This means that even if the U.S. does spend tens of billions of dollars on a system to shoot down North Korean missiles, we will still have to deal with the equally pressing problem of stopping doomsday cults or future Unabombers armed with deadly viruses...