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Martin is also saving energy for as-yet-undiscovered talent. While his success with now-established artists has been terrific, he thinks today's up-and-coming talent could use some of the same mentoring that proved invaluable during his own greenhorn days. So he has signed on as a...
Before the pardon, Rich appeared to have it all--a mansion in a Swiss village, a global business and a helicopter to take him skiing where no lift could reach. But if he left Switzerland, Israel or Spain, he risked getting bounced to New York to face criminal tax-evasion...
Bush would rather do battle with Clinton's ghost than a Senator of his own party. Bush spokesman Ari Fleischer was right when he labeled Clinton's last-minute pile of new rules, orders and treaties the work of a "busy beaver." The former President's aides had mischief in...
The first thing to do is to get rid of those throw rugs and runners that line hallways and entrances. They often fold over or bunch up, turning them into booby traps for anyone shuffling down the hall.
It is a well-worn self-justification, but Ned somehow makes it seem fresh and persuasive. What chance does he have, apprenticed as a boy by his desperate mother to a "bushranger," i.e., highway robber, an assistant in crimes before he is old enough to shave? After he serves time...