Supposed “reformer” Saudi King Abdullah, who ascended to the throne last August, has casually informed Saudi newspapers that they will no longer be running pictures of Saudi babes wearing the alluring traditional Muslim headscarf/bodybag. Aha, you say, a liberalization move allowing women to be shown with less utterly obscurantist covering? …
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I almost feel dirty writing critically about a TV channel aimed squarely at babies and toddlers: I am guilty of allowing my two children, six and two, to watch too much TV. But, honestly, the only parents I know that don’t allow their children to watch TV are those elitist, …
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An invaluable contribution to the collection of anyone who has a passion for this music.
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One of the difficult parts about being a journalist is that your mistakes are so public.
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Young stars on different paths.
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The ever-evolving drama that is the life of deathbed billionaire-marrying Anna Nicole Smith — former exotic dancer, model, 1993 Playmate of the Year, cow, reality TV star, diet pill pitchwoman — shows no signs of abating. Today the Supreme Court ruled that Ms. Smith, 38, has legal footing in her …
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