She’s been queen of the toy box for nearly 50 years, but now sales of Barbie are taking a bashing. The culprit? The bling-bling Bratz dolls. Margaret Talbot wonders whether we should be worried. Continue reading ›
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Jack Nicholson thinks he deserves an Oscar for “being a pain in the ass for so long”.
The 70-year-old actor - who has won three Academy Awards during his illustrious career - would love to add a Lifetime Achievement Award to his already bulging collection of prizes. Continue reading ›
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Scarlett Johansson is a self-confessed “harlot.”
The ‘Match Point’ star, who is starring alongside Natalie Portman in upcoming period drama ‘The Other Boleyn Girl’, says the pair work well together because they complete opposites. Continue reading ›
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Courtney Oliver may be only 10-years-old but that hasn’t stopped her from living her dream. Oliver says she has always wanted to be a veterinarian, so she decided to get her veterinary assistant certification.
After 8 months, Oliver had completed an on-line college course and is now working at the South Bay Veterinary Hospital in Olympia.
“I have a dog Maggie and two hamsters and I just thought: ‘Well, if I have so many animals why don’t I just work with them?” she says. Continue reading ›
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1. Be Here Now:
Most busy women multi-task. Cleaning house while on the telephone and coaching the kids’ homework while preparing dinner. Try, instead, to be fully present while you do a single task. “Being here now”, fully aware of what you’re doing in the moment will quiet your mind and leave you more relaxed.
For example, while you’re chopping vegetables, allow your mind to drift. This brief mental vacation will recharge your batteries so that when you do work with the kids on their homework, you’ll feel less stressed and both you and the children will enjoy it more. Continue reading ›
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For Cloverfield, this creative team spends way too much time setting up characters that we don’t really care about, and far too little time with the creature and its destruction. Personally, I liked the creature far more than the humans. The monster looked very cool and it seemed able to spawn little winged creatures (bat-like tarantulas with lethal bites) that provided the film with one truly scary attack in the subway.
But we are given no information about what the creature is, where it might be from, or any speculation at all about it. Abrams has said that he wanted to create an American monster movie that would provide a legendary figure like Godzilla and be a metaphor for our times. Well his nameless beast does neither. Continue reading ›
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