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...star of the film is a movie novice who was only recently working at a Lowe's in Texas and dancing with a Native American theater troupe. His leading lady is also a movie first-timer - from Cuautitlán Izcalli, Mexico. The oldest and youngest actors on the set know no other language but Maya and never saw a tall building before their first make-up call...
Kiwi A. D. Camara, the youngest graduate in the history of Harvard Law School (HLS), has become embroiled in a recent controversy at Yale Law School regarding his use of racial slurs during his time at HLS. Camara, regarded by many as a legal prodigy, graduated from HLS in 2004 at the age of 19, making him the youngest graduate in the school’s history. Currently a research fellow at Stanford, Camara submitted an article for publication to the Yale Law Journal’s March Symposium Edition. But an anonymous e-mail, sent to the entire Yale...
...this being John Gotti, obsessive subject of umpteen books, movies and tabloid tales, the mere existence of a hot scoop buried for so long is nothing short of miraculous. The peerlessly aggressive New York tabloids quickly ferreted out an attractive Staten Island mother of three comely daughters, the youngest of whom they speculate carries the Gotti genes. MORE BADA-BING THAN "SOPRANOS"! shouted the New York Daily News. RANDY DON'S RENDEZ-RUSE! whistled the New York Post...
...nickname all the people I meet at college. Of course, these names are never used when directly speaking to my friends (though the cousins are subjected to the nicknaminess) but if I mention someone by their proper name, it is quickly repeated back in proper nickname form.So the youngest cousins get the extra nickname treatment from me Ollie (already short for Oliver) becomes “Ollie, ollie, oxenfree” and “Ellie” (already short for Elizabeth) becomes “Elle s’appelle”—a nickname I still...
...proud that I was able to play a role in her success.” The half-million dollar deal is unusual considering that most unpublished authors receive $10,000 for their first novel. Even more unique, Viswanthan is the youngest client that Little, Brown has ever contracted in their 110 year history, according to the Sun. The novel chronicles the supposedly fictitious Mehta family’s rigorous campaign to get their daughter, Opal Mehta, accepted into Harvard University, as evidenced by the family’s game plan HOWGIH: How Opal Will Get Into Harvard. However, the Harvard...