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...Posh” Spice, a.k.a. Victoria Beckham, raised a stink after her set of three $3,161 Louis Vuitton designer suitcases were stolen from Heathrow airport earlier this month. British Airways launched an investigation and, according to Britain’s Sunday Mirror, agreed to pay her 100,000 pounds after she had huffed...
...difference between corporate dominance of media and online do-it-yourselfers is the difference between oligarchy and anarchy. Sure, we may no longer be inundated with Hollywood and Madison Avenue products like the Monkees, the Spice Girls and the Phantom Menace, but we will get an avalanche of what is essentially vanity publishing--work by people who in earlier times would have been told to come back to the editor or producer when they had developed their talent and skill to a minimum standard. Popular culture no longer belongs to artists and audiences but to technocrats and trend spotters. What...
...course Foreign Cultures 76: Mass Culture in Nazi Germany, Rentschler also employs a number of visual aids to spice up his lectures...
...corpus of "Sterling lore" circulates throughout the JCL and SCL. "Sterling is deathly afraid of drag queens," writes Brian W. Compton, a fellow SCLer. He knows this because at the 1997 National JCL convention in Fargo, North Dakota, he was one of a group of male SCLers who donned Spice Girls garb and serenaded Darling in front of a huge audience. "Should I be afraid?" Darling asked Compton during the routine. Compton replied that he should be, although Sterling to this day insists, "I'm not afraid of drag queens!" He explains that he posed the question only because...
...Ruffina Riserva of Villa di Vetrice is a true triumph. Both vinous and simple, the mouth is attacked, though not overbearingly, by the sturm und drang of the astringent, caustic tannins. The bold, endearing fruity aromas combine gracefully with the accents of menthol and spice. The finish is pleasantly unassertive. A tour de force...