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DIRECTOR'S CHAIR Thought Ewan MacGregor was all wrong in The Phantom Menace? Hated Winona Ryder in Girl, Interrupted? Think you can cast movie roles better than Hollywood does? Here's your chance to vote on starring parts in an independent comedy, Returning Mickey Stern. Go to castourmovie.com to watch auditions by actors in RealVideo, read their resumes and check out their mug shots. Then vote for sexy and brainy IIana, 26, or her evil ex-boyfriend Ben. Winners will be announced on March 23, and shooting starts in April...
...predict three possible scenarios, starting with the Big Divorce. Somewhere around 2025, people will pick a gender equivalent of the Mason-Dixon Line and sort themselves out accordingly. In Guy Land the men will be free to spend their evenings staging belching contests and watching old Howard Stern tapes. In Gal Land the women will all be fat and happy, and no one will bother to shave her legs. Aside from a few initial border clashes, the separation will for the most part be amicable. At least the "battle of the sexes," insofar as anyone can remember it, will...
...come down to the essence of things?'" What worries some people is that a few decades of promiscuous creativity will clog the world with second-rate imitation Gehrys, strenuously entertaining streetscapes and Times Squares in every town square. "The Guggenheim in Bilbao is a unique object," says Robert Stern, dean of the Yale School of Architecture. "Three Bilbaos in a row would be a fun house." So if the fun gets all too tiring, maybe those simple boxes will come back again after...
...inside door in the vestibule from his seat in the parked car.) As one reporter covering the trial muttered to another during a recess, "Boss did better under cross than he did under direct." This extraordinarily docile prosecution may be due in part to Judge Teresi's stern, preemptive warnings against taking an aggressive tone with the witnesses, but at this point the district attorney's office seems strangely lacking in prosecutorial fire...
HarperCollins publisher JUDITH REGAN has cultivated unlikely authors before (neither Howard Stern nor Kathie Lee Gifford is likely to qualify for Modern Language Association membership), but the doyen of the best-seller list may have topped herself with The Eyebrow, a book due out this spring from her own imprint on eyebrow upkeep by...the woman who plucks Regan's eyebrows. "Robyn Cosio changed my life," Regan gushed to Publishers Weekly. "With a swift move of her hand, she reshaped my eyebrows, giving me the instant facelift I needed." Cosio is no pedestrian plucker; she often reshapes 50 brows...