Word: trendiest
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...visit to the George W. Bush Online Store has several lines of fashion, giving Tommy Hilfiger a run for his money. The trendiest-looking line is called “Interstate W ’04”, seemingly geared towards the adventurous voter—all items are featured in front of a photo of a highway stretching towards snow-capped peaks in the American West. “W the President” is a stark black-and white look favored by day-traders who sport its polo shirts and carry its coffee mugs. And last...
...some very steamy things happening on car bonnets). Those qualities have made Bourne, 43, that rarest of things, a choreographer whose name sells tickets. Witness his confectionery-colored Nutcracker's blockbuster 15-week U.K. tour, and new eight-week Christmas showing. It's one of the trendiest productions playing around London this season; by the time its run ends in late January, it will have been seen by as many as 300,000 people in the U.K. "Bourne is a popular dance phenomenon on a scale not seen since Jerome Robbins in 1950s America," says Debra Craine, dance critic...
...their hair shorter than the other. And that's unfortunate because that usually is the first sign of a scene getting ready to crumble." It can't bode well when, for $100 a month, a store can rent an iPod that a "music stylist" has loaded with the trendiest obscure songs and Urban Outfitters sells T shirts emblazoned with names like LOWER EAST SIDE and CBGB...
Thailand's love of gastronomic exotica extends to the foulest of fauna. Grasshoppers, water bugs and dung beetles are considered fair snacktime fare. Not on the tapas menu, however, are cockroaches. Too vile even for the liberal Thai palette? No, too adorable?for months, one of the trendiest pets to own in Thailand has been the Madagascar Giant Hissing Cockroach, an imported species that can grow to centimeters in length and sells in pet shops for $1.20. "They're clean, they're cute and I love the sound they make," explains a proud local pest owner. Besides hissing, they also...
...exclusive Nota Bene series (NB Publishing) is the splashiest?and snootiest?entry in the guidebook field. Available by subscription at a cost of $300 for 10 issues, the skinny, sorbet-colored "destination reviews" are devoted to seeking out the hippest hotels, the trendiest bars and the hottest restaurants in places from Courchevel to Marrakech. Reviewers tell you not only what to order on the menu but also the right table to sit at. "We endure the duds so you don't have to," promise the authors in the Paris issue. "Read NB assiduously and your travel itinerary will consist...