Word: snooping
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...hottest iron out of Chrysler in a generation. Beefy, brash, styled like a gangstermobile, it is resonating with urban hipsters, popping up in music videos and car-makeover magazines, tricked out with big wheels, lowered suspensions and interiors with mini-bars and reclining seats. Shaq owns one; so does Snoop Dogg. The top-end 300C features Chrysler's popular 340-h.p. Hemi engine--a revival of the legendary V-8s that Chrysler built in the 1950s and '60s--the most car muscle you can buy in the $35,000 price range...
...players, because they surely have eyes on him. Led by new hip-hop entries like Eminem, Jennifer Lopez and Nelly, the celebrity-branded-clothing market nearly doubled over the past two years, from $3.2 billion in 2001 to $6.1 billion in 2003, according to research firm NPDFashion World. Snoop Dogg entered the mix last month, announcing a partnership with Pony to release his own sneaker line, "The One and Only," in November...
...their money." Along with clubs, arenas and music venues have sprouted up in the hotels, replacing the crooners with major pop and hip-hop acts. "For years people thought it was where acts go to retire," says Russell Jones, general manager of House of Blues Las Vegas, where Prince, Snoop Dogg and James Brown have played this year. "That image has really changed. Now a lot of the acts come through three times a year...
...star for a minute." Along with clubs, music venues have sprouted up in the hotels, replacing the crooners with major pop and hip-hop acts. "For years people thought it was where acts go to retire," says Russell Jones, general manager of House of Blues Las Vegas, where Prince, Snoop Dogg and James Brown have played this year. "Now a lot of [current] acts come through three times a year." The only part of the action that casinos don't control are the strip clubs, and they're trying to change that. Last year, a few hotel-casino owners quietly...
...from his persona as a nerdy teacher calling for “Bueller...Bueller,” Ben Stein quoted lyrics from Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg and cracked a series of jokes at Harvard Law School’s Class Day yesterday, before ending on a more serious note by urging students to be grateful to their parents...