Stories tagged with "usa today"
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Here’s a look back at the year that was, courtesy of The Star’s sports staff. The Class 5A football state championship game featured the largest comeback in state...
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Romper boom: I see Anna, and Blake, and Dita . . .
A steamy summer calls for streamlining, and stars are doing just that with rompers. USA TODAY asks Anne Slowey, fashion news director at Elle magazine, to comment on A-listers...
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Clear Pass lanes shut down at airports
With just a few hours’ notice, the company that managed the Clear Pass system at major U.S. airports — including Indianapolis International Airport — has shuttered the program....
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Funny ladies Leachman and White still have golden careers
Betty White, 87, and Cloris Leachman, 83, have only really worked together once in their long and illustrious careers. But the impact they had as man-hungry Sue Ann Nivens and...
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Pick of the week: Assembly of Dust's 'Arc of the Sun' shines
On Assembly of Dust's Arc of the Sun, Phish guitarist Mike Gordon lends a dose of psychedelia to this jaunty country rocker (available now on assemblyofdust.com) from the...
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On the verge: Airborne Toxic Event flies high, stays grounded
Checking off the to-do list: The Airborne Toxic Event has gotten a lot accomplished in the past year. The L.A.-based indie rock quintet's self-titled album, released in...
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'Gossip Girl,' 'NYC Prep': Privileged to meet you
For decades, producers have captured variations of the modern teenager and repackaged them into hit soap operas — think Dawson's Creek, Beverly Hills, 90210 and, most...
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'Gossip Girl,' 'NYC Prep': Privileged to meet you
For decades, producers have captured variationsof the modern teenager and repackaged them into hit soap operas — think Dawson's Creek, Beverly Hills, 90210 and, most...
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When it comes to sex talk, these stars aren't shy
To view this presentation, you need to install the Flash plug-in GET IT NOW Pillow talk has become public talk for some stars. "The boundaries about what celebrities do...
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Ben Davis' All-Star teammates would relish being foes
Alex Bentley and DeAirra Goss are hoping last weekend’s games between the Indianapolis Star Indiana High School All-Stars and the Kentucky All-Stars won’t be the last...
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Rock posters: A truly American artifact
Although rooted in humble origins — a way to summon hippies to their musical heroes — the rock poster has gathered enough legitimacy over the years to woo collectors...
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Book Buzz: What's new on the list and in publishing
Nick Hornby, the best-selling English writer, was in New York Wednesday to promote his latest novel, Juliet, Naked, to be published Sept. 29. The ascension of Jodi Picoult's My...
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Michael Lewis talks about 'Home Game' and fatherhood
Michael Lewis (Liar's Poker, Moneyball) is more involved with his kids than his own dad was, but falls short of "perfect fathers of the future." After daughter Quinn was born 11...
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Rachel Simon, author of the best seller Riding the Bus With My Sister, is back with Building a Home With My Husband: A Journey Through the Renovation of Love (Dutton, 253 pp.,...
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Hollywood's highs and lows of the season so far
Summer hasn't been as sizzling as studios would have hoped. Ticket sales for Hollywood's most important season have dipped behind last year's pace. And while there have been some...
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Pick of the week: Strait's 'Living for the Night'
Living for the Night, the new single from the king of country, is the first of about a hundred that George Strait has written himself. Penned with son Bubba Strait and longtime...
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Oh, baby: Six men, two movies, one plot twist
What do three men do when they find a baby? Panic. No. 1 movie The Hangover chronicles the aftermath of a raucous Vegas bachelor party. When the hungover groomsmen find an infant,...
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Superman to leap off these pages
Flying defiantly into a digital world, DC Comics will launch a weekly series of superhero comic strips next month, printed on full-size newspaper pages like the old-fashioned...
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CMA Festival hits all the right notes
As one-half of what brought the music world's attention to Tennessee this weekend, Nashville's CMA Music Festival attracted thousands of fans and dozens of country artists. USA...
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Madonna, other stars range near and far to adopt
To view this presentation, you need to install the Flash plug-in GET IT NOW Madonna's application to adopt 3-year-old Mercy James from the African nation of Malawi was...
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Why Small Payments Won’t Save Publishers « Clay Shirky by Chris Vannoy
http://www.shirky.com/weblog/2009/02/why-small-payments-wont-save-publishers/
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Clark Kent gets fired by Chris Vannoy
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Andy Ihnatko's Celestial Waste of Bandwidth (BETA) » Google Books for iPhone by Chris Vannoy
http://ihnatko.com/index.php/2009/02/05/google-books-for-iphone/…
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Paul Thomas Anderson Profile - The Secret History of Paul Thomas Anderson - Esquire by Chris Vannoy
By refusing to comment on his past, Paul Thomas Anderson, America’s most distinctive director, has become a cypher, a man you know thro…
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SarahLacy.com: UGC: Just a Loss Leader in the End? by Chris Vannoy
Back in the late 1990s, dot coms were all about the land grab. The idea was the more eyeballs and shoppers you got- POOF!- the more valuable …
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