Palin smiles as ‘SNL’ mocks her anew (AP)
AP - Sarah Palin can give as good as she gets.
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Heidi Klum and Family Visit Coldwater Canyon Park
When she isn’t busy working on her TV show, posing for ad campaigns and attending red carpet events, Heidi Klum always makes as much time as possible for family.
And on Saturday afternoon, the German supermodel mommy was spotted having a marvelous time during a day out with her children, Johan, Henry and Leni, at Coldwater Canyon Park.
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Rihanna Rocks Out for Shriners Hospital
Taking the stage for charity, Rihanna was on-hand for the “Justin Timberlake And Friends Concert” at Planet Hollywood Theatre in Las Vegas on Friday night (October 17).
Always a big draw, the “Take A Bow” hitmaker performed a number of her hits at the show, which benefited Shriners Hospitals for Children - an organization “dedicated to improving the lives of children by providing specialty pediatric care to children with orthopaedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries and cleft lip and palate.”
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Lauren Conrad Eyes Lingerie Line
Ending the work week with a day of filming, Lauren Conrad was spotted arriving at a cloth manufacturing building on La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles on Friday (October 17).
Wearing her favorite ripped jeans, the MTV cutie was reportedly there to film a segment for her hit reality TV show “The Hills”.
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British princes begin motorbike rally for charity (AP)
AP - British princes William and Harry set off Saturday on a grueling 1,000-mile motorcycle rally in South Africa to raise money for charity.
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AN INTERVIEW REVIEWED
AN INTERVIEW REVIEWED
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A romantic-cum-philosophic novel by John O’Loughlin with tragicomic implications. This novel was written by John O’Loughlin just after Cross-Purposes (1979) and is both more structurally complex and more intellectually subtle than its stylistic precursor. Basically, the plot revolves around the efforts of Anthony Keating, a young correspondent for an arts periodical based in the West End (of London), to conduct a prearranged interview with world-famous composer Howard Tonks when, to his dismay, the person who would normally have conducted it became sick at the last moment and had been obliged to cancel all his schedules. Owing to lack of experience in this field Keating fails to complete his assignment on the specified day and is obliged to accept an alternative date for later that same week, when Mr Tonks is due to return from a professional engagement in Birmingham. However, the composer is detained there an extra day and, due to a combination of unforeseen factors, Keating ends-up seducing his daughter … with disastrous consequences for both of them! For they are discovered in flagrante delicto by Mr Tonks’ elderly housekeeper, and word eventually gets back to the composer himself, causing serious allegations and misunderstandings which put not only the interview, but Keating’s very career as a correspondent in jeopardy! Ultimately only the composer’s daughter, Rebecca, can save Anthony from additional humiliation, though not before several turns in the plot have led him into deeper trouble with his boss and various colleagues and duly resulted in his dismissal. But thanks to Rebecca’s influence with her father the interview eventually goes ahead, and the resulting dilemma for ‘Arts Monthly’ is whether to publish or shelve it, in view of the surrounding circumstances and the dismissal of its principal instigator. It is the composer himself, however, who has the final say, and it comes both as a shock and a delight to young Anthony Keating. - A Centretruths Editorial. |
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