Word: shoulder
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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With Wild Things, Campbell, 24, is making a bid to expand and eroticize her wholesome TV image. Although the film features plenty of sex--you see more than you need to of Kevin Bacon--she drew the line at exposing anything more than her shoulder blades. Says Campbell: "If I have to show my breasts, then I shouldn't be doing the movie at all--that's sort of how I feel." Later this year Campbell will appear in the disco-days flick 54 with Mike Myers. And with her brother Christian, she's co-producing and co-starring...
...open-hanging lips. The figures look like neither real people nor caricatures, but like characters in some Southern plantation novel that takes itself quite seriously. The silhouette of a white man in a three piece suit and fluffy tie stands under a tree with his hands resting on the shoulder of a young white boy, who holds a flower and looks up toward the sky. A big-bottomed black girl wearing a bandanna hangs laundry. They are recognizable...
Leading the Crimson attack is senior captain Mike Ferrucci. Last season Ferrucci, a Second Team All-Ivy selection, finished second on the team in scoring with 22 goals and 17 assists despite missing the final five games with shoulder and knee injuries. He played hurt most of the season...
...woman who, in retrospect, sounded quite zombified, quietly said, "We have to save the squirrel." Yet no one moved. I was going to be late for an Expos conference, but it didn't matter. Slowly the dog advanced. The squirrel stopped nibbling, cast a disdainful glance over his shoulder and went right back to munching. The dog took another step, and the squirrel, who didn't appear to be looking, took off like a shot, arriving safely at a nearby tree just before...
...calling himself Joseph Lin '00 strode onto the stage, sweet-faced and supremely self-possessed, and immediately filled Sanders with his charismatic stage presence. Yannatos exchanged a few words with him, then plunged into the beginning of the concerto. Lin remained imperturbable as he hoisted his violin onto his shoulder during the silky orchestral introduction, then abruptly interrupted the orchestra as he entered. Norton Lecturer Joseph Kerman described the violin as "ruthless" in the first movement of the concerto; Lin's fiery performance did indeed seem threatening. The assaulting violin grew almost unbearably loud, until--SNAP!--broken string brought...