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Temporarily straightens hair. Smoothes frizz. Strengthens & protects hair while styling. Use on damp hair and blow dry.
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We've seen how the Transformers toys have transformed themselves into a mega blockbuster franchise. We've witnessed the board game favorite Battleship converted into a film thriller. Now we're preparing to see Hasbro's latest foray into the Hollywood toy box. The toy manufacturer is teaming up to produce a big-screen version of the adventures of Jem and the Holograms.
I love parties. I think it's because I like getting that unexpected note in the mail—a little promise of future fun held within an entertainment envelope! It's something I've always appreciated—going way back to my active grammar-school party days. Wow, we had a lot of birthday celebrations from first to eighth grade! Those occasions would begin with "Pin the Tail on the Donkey," offer a chance to be super competitive in "Musical Chairs," and then put prepubescent courage to the test with "Truth or Dare." (Personally, I'd rather be the donkey getting pinned than have to blurt out an embarrassing confession or do one of the mean-spirited dares!) These juvenile get-togethers were great because they let our inner party monsters go wild!
"I knew it was too good to be true!"
The second I heard my friend Cam bellowing that observation, I knew I was in for something bombastic and possibly fantastic. With Cam, he could be reacting to the fact that Greek yogurt does not have a dozen calories (without reading glasses, he misread the 120 calories for 12 on the back of a container and ate six of them in a row) or he could be spinning from a revelation that demotes a planet to a mere gaseous heavenly body. Everything seems to be of equal weight in Cam's universe.
Well, I can't imagine that Twitter is one of Carrie Underwood's favorite things these days. After (and even during) her musical acting debut in NBC's presentation of "The Sound of Music," on December 5, the Internet chat sites were alive with the sound of snarking. People everywhere got into the act of condemning Ms. Underwood's performance, pointing out that her range was nonexistent and her acting chops were not fine-tuned in the least.
My Sunday nights used to be peaceful ones. That is, if you consider an hour spent watching zombies chomp on limbs, only to be stopped by a swift blow to the skull, as a restful endeavor. To me, unwinding before "The Walking Dead" was something I looked forward to on Sunday evening: an hour of uninterrupted, unblemished carnage and social commentary.
Miley Cyrus has a decent voice. When I hear her singing on the car radio, and my kids join along, I think, "Hmmm, she has talent. She can carry a tune. Why is she so hell-bent on becoming something beyond an entertainer?"
Vivien Leigh never wanted to be a movie star. Time and again, she was quoted as saying that movie stars were "fake" and their focus was "all wrong." She boldly stated that she wanted to be remembered for her work, not for her good looks or her charm or her marriages or love affairs.
Time certainly does fly. And in my house, it is flying high on a broomstick, with a pair of glow-in-the-dark fangs, and a pointy hat covered with bats and spiders. As I look at my daughter, who has just turned 9, I wonder, "Whatever happened to baby Jane?" (Yep, my daughter's name is Jane and she's not a baby anymore.)
Living in the Northeast, I find my favorite times of year are spring and fall: spring because it is getting warm (but not oppressively humid) and the birds and buds are reappearing; fall because it is briskly cool, ideal for walking and watching the leaves turn golden yellow and burnished red. It is truly a feast for the senses.
Have you heard the news? If you were anywhere within five feet of E! Entertainment TV this weekend or trying to gather your e-mail from Yahoo, you were treated to the breathily delivered news that model Kate Upton and "bad boy of the ballroom" Maksim Chmerkovskiy are an item. Upton, who has achieved fame as a nubile bikini model for SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, and Chmerko . . . let's just call him Max—he became famous for glowering and smoldering on ABC's DANCING WITH THE STARS. Because he would appear surly and rude, and fight with the judges in a second language, Max became known as the resident hothead hottie (not to be confused with nice-guy, towhead hottie, Derek Hough).

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Finely chopped raw broccoli is tender and mild--here it's tossed with a creamy dressing, meaty chickpeas and sweet bell pepper.
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Serves 4
Prep Time 20 min
Total Time 20 min.
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Add broccoli, chickpeas and bell pepper; toss to coat. Serve at room temperature or chilled.
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"What screen aspect ratio do you want: 16:9 or 2.4?" Thank you for a very well written article on the subject matter. There is a lot of useful information here. I built my dedicated home theater 13 years ago. It is now undergoing the upgrade number 3. Affordable HD projectors made all the difference when it came to enjoyable watching of the movies. One thing that I have not been able to avoid are those "black bars" on the 16:9 screen. Everybody calls them black bars when in fact I can only see dark grey at the best of times. Since I watch only movies in my theater, I would love to have a projector with the native 21:9 aspect ratio. I can't get one! Changing the screen is an easy problem to solve. But projector... Your article gives pros and cons of various aspect ratios of the screen. It appears that the amount of the real estate of the screen surface was an important issue. For some people it may be so. The widest possible 16:9 screen in a room may produce the largest screen area and a wow factor. However, I fail to see how a huge 16:9 screen is going to improve the quality of the image with the current crop of projectors. I am talking about the loss of vertical resolution here of course. By the way I dislike the usage of an anamorphic lens. My argument is: The vast percentage of the movies are released on DVD/BD in original theatrical aspect ratios, so why no projectors to cater for this format. 16:9 screens do nothing for the quality of the image.(good for TV sports etc.) I would like to see 21:9 projectors available, or somehow force movie studios to release all Blu-Ray discs in 16:9 aspect ratio. I'll keep on dreaming. Regards, Ben
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