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Nowinski was not selected as the winner, defeated by Maven Huffman at the final stage in the competition...
...When I signed my first contract was one of the best days of my life, something I made a lot of sacrifices for,” Nowinski says. “I felt like I had earned it, like they chose me not because they needed a winner but because I’d earned...
Despite the polls, the President believes that giving people their money back is a political winner. On such domestic issues as education and homeland security, Bush has been willing to deal, but he is dug in on tax cuts--and he is pushing back. His trip to Ohio was a thinly veiled attempt to put pressure on a popular Republican, Senator George Voinovich, who opposes a big tax cut without equally big spending cuts. The President believes that a few members of Congress, unlike the French, will cave. "This is not his first rodeo," says a senior White House official...
...less than a 9.7 out of 10. (American Juniors, Fox's summer Idol follow-up with 6-to-13-year-old singers, will not even have judges, just an audience vote.) But what the Idolettes sometimes don't understand is that Idol's meanness makes the apotheosis of its winner all the sweeter (and thus more marketable). The welcome exception is Born to Diva, a blessedly catty celebration of show-biz egocentrism. Its female belters may not be as talented as Idol's, but they are adept in the diva-esque arts of eye rolling, backbiting and referring to oneself...
Under the largest of the Arts First tents, students and faculty gathered on Saturday afternoon for a reception to honor Harvard Arts Medal winner Mira Nair...