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punk·ed pun-ngk-d (v. tr...
...signature lattes and frappuccinos. There are few concessions to French tastes: in a nation of diehard smokers, the company has boldly maintained its no-smoking rule. But in Time's highly caffeinated but unscientific poll of French patrons, the enthusiasm was almost surprising. "Bon" or even "très bon" was the verdict on the coffee. The ambience was pronounced "sympa" [friendly], the service "accueillant" [welcoming] - though in a country where waiters have a near-statutory duty to be surly that wouldn't seem to be a difficult accolade to achieve. The only criticism was reserved for the pastries, almost...
...star is supposed to be taping a French TV special in front of a crowd of adoring, gyrating Parisian partygoers. But outside, the scene now is much more grim, with workmen lugging huge amplifiers and other stage equipment onto waiting trucks while clusters of fans linger under umbrellas looking très misérables. The cabbie didn't have to say a word: it's all too obvious Britney Spears isn't here. Instead, she's just up the street, ensconced in a suite at the superluxe Plaza Athénée. Spears hasn't left the hotel...
...Speech movement at UC Berkeley and co-founded the Institute for the Study of Nonviolence. She’s also a talented soprano, a versatile folk rock star, a six-time Grammy Award-nominee and a Woodstock performer. 8 p.m. $30.50-$38. Berklee Performance Center, 136 Mass. Ave., Boston. (TR...
...last Cup recruiting star players from the game's close cousin, rugby league, but their supporters are doing no more than hoping for the best. ARU chief executive John O'Neill doesn't sound hopeful about Australia's chances: "New Zealand and England look, as the French would say, très formidable." They sure do, especially England, the top-ranked side that has beaten everyone of note recently. This is a different England from what most rugby fans have come to expect from the game's inventors. Superbly coached by the meticulous Clive Woodward, their tough and technically peerless...