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...star in a reality television show called “Trophy Bride” where young, female 20-somethings compete to marry a “zillionaire.” After repeated assertions about the absurdity of the offer, Steven ends up agreeing to do the show??partially because he is lonely after his wife’s passing and partially because he falls in love with the producer of the show, Jessie Jones...
Steven’s children are dull, trust-fund children. His daughter studies art and lives with her erudite, left-wing professor, and his son is a playboy who is initiallly afraid of commitment but finds love—incidentally, with one of the contestants of the show?? and is reformed...
...train knowledgeable DJs. They also began to seek out new music from hip-hop labels while undertaking the massive project of labeling and filing thousands of vinyl LPs accumulated during the old days. Now that the department is more established, its ambitious directors are drafting plans to extend the show??s influence beyond Harvard’s borders. “We’re looking to hold a freestyle open to local MCs and Harvard students in conjunction with Massive Records [a Mass. Ave vintage record shop],” Jacoby says. It could be that this...
Cramer paced around a desk covered with computer screens and hundreds of rubber bulls and bears with the show??s logo. He periodically threw these creatures at audience members to keep them enthusiastic as he discussed stock facts and figures...
...audience member, while enjoying the show??s entertainment value, was skeptical of the show??s longevity. “I think it’s gonna die off in a couple months,” Philipp C. Saumweber, a second-year Business School student, said. “This type of show??s interesting. But who’s gonna buy a stock just after one show...