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Cornerback Ty Law later performed his trademark end zone dance with his teammates, and bullied Patriots Coach Bill Belichick and team owner Robert Kraft into improvising their own versions—much to the amusement of onlookers...
...program an issue of wider public debate, but he acknowledges initial success with that would oblige him to run for the presidency. "Only a President elected on a platform of fundamental reform would have the determination and legitimacy with voters to enact such changes," he says, puffing on his trademark cigar. "If I were to run, it wouldn't be to seek power. Just to hold power...
...most prominent collaboration on the album is a production credit and cameo by Prince on the track "Waiting Room." He lends his trademark sex appeal and uncanny sense of harmony to the song, which proves to be his best supporting role appearance since "Love Song" on Madonna's 1989 "Like a Prayer...
Being the world's richest man is like being Elvis, in that there are weirdos out there whose profession is to be you. STEVE SIRES, left, a BILL GATES impersonator who lives near Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, Wash., first attracted the corporation's interest when he attempted to trademark the name "Microsortof." Later his resemblance landed him a role as Gates in one of the company's corporate films. But now Microsoft and he are on the outs again, after his recent turn in Nothing So Strange, an independent mockumentary making its debut this week at the Slamdance Film...
DIED. FOSTER BROOKS, 89, teetotaler whose trademark act--an endearing lush trying to pretend he's sober--was a staple of TV variety shows of the '70s and '80s; in Encino, Calif. A friend asked Brooks to tell a few jokes at a 1969 charity golf tournament. His improvised drunk, which delighted the power crowd, led to appearances on Dean Martin roasts and the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson...