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Everyone expects the inauguration of Prime Minister-elect Ariel Sharon, one of the most controversial Israeli politicians and generals, to bring changes to the region. Sharon has a history of stealing the spotlight in the Middle East, sometimes at gunpoint, and it would be hard to imagine the right-wing firebrand keeping a low profile...
Haute couture is synonymous with indulgence. There are the dresses of course, impossibly expensive and taking hours upon hours of hand labor. There are the clients, pampered, primped and primed for their moment in the fashion spotlight. There is the schedule, with only about four must-see shows a day it?s virtually a vacation for the fashion editors who rank high enough to attend...
...that during his second-to-last night in the White House, Clinton was worried about how Bush would react to the timing of independent counsel Robert Ray's announcement of a Lewinsky settlement. Sure, Clinton had been bouncing around the country like Ricky Martin for two weeks, hogging the spotlight, but a natural-born pol like Bush could see that was fair game. Clinton turned to TV producer/director Thomason--an old friend who had got muddied in Travelgate and who with his wife Linda had spent the last Thanksgiving, the last Christmas and now the last two days...
...soft money to Hillary's Senate race. It was Denise who held a morale-boosting, $4 million Democratic fund-raiser starring Bill Clinton at her Fifth Avenue apartment in September 1998, one of his first appearances after the release of the Starr report. But now the spotlight on Denise may have become too hot; late last week she backed out of a welcome-home party for former HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo, a potential New York gubernatorial candidate...
...also got some clear parameters as to how the tax cut ought to be done - and what sort of rhetoric should properly accompany it. The Democrats are still looking for ways to kill the cut's momentum, and Sen. Hillary Clinton, in full-on, uncoiffed, out-of-the-spotlight mode, talked about a "balanced approach" and "necessary spending" just long enough to make herself sound smart and score a few Democrat points along...