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...Talent really wants to draw attention to the risk of breast cancer. When the U.S. Park Service told him in 2004 that he couldn't illuminate St. Louis's famous Gateway Arch with pink floodlights to highlight breast cancer awareness month because the rangers feared it would create a precedent for other national monuments, Talent passed a Senate bill authorizing him to do so. Earlier this month, Laura Bush flew in from Washington to flip the switch on the pink lights. Talent told onlookers, "Soon we will be able to find a cure to this life-threatening disease that affects...
...half an hour. Nonetheless, the show was well worth the wait. The second act, though—entitled the Dance Drama and performed in the style of Bharatanatyam dance—ran seamlessly from start to finish. It showcased what was obviously a tremendous amount of preparation and immense talent on the part of the dancers. The dancing of the second half convincingly conveyed the emotions associated with the stories of Krishna’s life. The brief narrations that preceded each act of the drama were helpful explanations of the dances, though many of the dances were impressive enough...
...style, and he writes really well. I really like a group called Nickel Creek. I think they're brilliant. I'm very fond of this little pop girl, Pink, because she wrote this song, Dear Mr. President. Holy s___, what a song! Whoa. The girl has real talent...
McCormick's talent lies in rendering stark facts vividly but not melodramatically. Just as Sold's brothel, Happiness House, smells of "spices and cooking oil, perfume and cigarette smoke," her novel has several scents, some lovely, some harsh. Having had success with self-mutilation and prostitution, she's taking on a less physical anguish in her next novel. It's about a 15-year-old girl whose brother is killed in Iraq. Awards committees, take note...
...BARACK The cover of TIME, Oprah, the morning talk shows, conservative columnist David Brooks--the media have a huge mancrush on the smooth, stylish but somewhat inexperienced Senator Barack Obama. Which bodes well if we add swimsuit and talent categories to the presidential contest...