Chili's
I have fond memories of Chili's. Although it's possible my family ate at national outlets before Chili's moved to town in the mid-'80s, I think Chili's took my chain virginity. Gently, and with grace. It was here that I first remember noticing good
Harry Browne : Obama's Work Ethic
It wasn?t a very good speech. Even his brother-in-law yawned.
The oration?s first problem was accidental: how he must have regretted opening with a reference to all the men who have said the Oath of Office, given that (ouch) his own oath had just got
Binoy Kampmark : The Marketing of Hope
Utopias have a habit of tumbling down in the long run, falling foul of brutal realities and nasty predicaments. In the short-run, they resonate with a pop-like glow, mesmerizing crowds narcotized on slogans and promises. Regarding the inauguration of
Reigning Irani
Smriti Irani of ?Kyunki? fame explores life outside the soap ? from politics, own productions to motherhood and more..
?I am not Rakhi Sawant. This is me,?says Smriti Irani, on why she refused to pout for a photographer.
?Matching lipsticks to saris,
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It is difficult for wannabe Dhirubais in India - getting funding is not easy, and the family can be both a support and a millstone
Rob Howley warns of dangers of fame game
Wales and Lions coach Rob Howley believes Matt Stevens? failed drug test will serve as a sharp reminder to all players about the potential pitfalls of their celebrity status.
Stevens, 26, faces a maximum two-year ban after testing positive for a
DANE COOK'S EX AN 'IDOL' WANNABE
COMEDIAN Dane Cook's ex-girlfriend Raquel Houghton could be headed to Hollywood, "American Idol" style. Houghton, is no stranger to Hollywood, she spent more than two years shacked up with Cook (a comic who's meteorotic rise to fame angered legitimate
Blu-ray Review: Friday the 13th (1980)
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Has there ever been as unlikely a cinematic phenomenon as 'Friday the 13th?' Who would have thought that such a low-budget, inauspicious drive-in shocker as this would go on to spawn
O Brother, Who Art Thou?
When Kevin Dillon, 43, appeared on-screen in the 1980s and 90s, it was usually as a tough-talking, no-nonsense bruiser (Platoon, A Midnight Clear), while his older brother, Matt, enjoyed leading-man status. So it?s only appropriate that the younger
U.S. greatness 'must be earned'
...not been the path for the faint-hearted -- for those who prefer leisure over work, or seek only the pleasures of riches and fame. Rather, it has been the risk-takers, the doers, the makers of things -- some celebrated but more often men and women obscure in...
