Word: sun
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...stylistic shortcoming. "This aggressive/laid-back stuff is just a joke," he told Time. "We had differences in approach, but that was strength. Sumner just decided he wanted to be totally involved. He's having a lot of fun. He loves the publicity. He wants his day in the sun, and he's going...
...question is whether the sun will continue to shine on Viacom. The company's stock fell 3 5/8 on the day after Biondi's ouster, apparently reflecting Wall Street skepticism about Redstone's ability to run Viacom at his age. (The stock recouped a quarter of that loss the next day, closing the week at 37 7/8.) Redstone's response to the gerontology issue: "If Bob Dole thinks he can run the country at age 72," he told a company director, "then I can run Viacom...
...would be told with a subjective camera and would star Welles as Marlow and Kurtz--was deemed too pricey. Now, with Mank's unbilled help (the deal specified no screen credit for his script), Welles hoped to turn a jolly plutocrat into a tragic figure, swathe the San Simeon Sun King in the menacing shadows of movie melodrama. Kane would be Welles' Hearst of Darkness...
Astronomers reported the discovery of two planets orbiting stars similar to the sun. At least one appears temperate enough for water to exist, raising the tantalizing idea that it could possibly support extraterrestrial life...
TEMPE, AZ: Who will triumph in Sun Devil Stadium Sunday, when the swaggering Dallas Cowboys meet the gritty Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX? Sportswriter Steve Wulf weighs in with his prediction: "The only area where the Steelers have the upper hand is in the coaching department, and Bill Cowher is not that much better of a coach than Barry Switzer, so I think the Cowboys will win going away. The Cowboys should win by more than two touchdowns...