Jennifer Lopez was “homeless” just months before she had her big break. The 43-year-old superstar was cast as a Fly Girl dancer on popular American sketch comedy show In Living Color in 1991
Jennifer Lopez: I was homeless
Tag Archives: decisions
Harry Potter copy sells for 280k
For fans of the boy wizard, this could be the most coveted copy of all the Harry Potter books in the world.
Neighbours ‘will hit 30 years’
Australia’s longest running soap Neighbours continues to defy the hallowed ratings system on which television networks heavily base their programming decisions.
1 Million Dollar Porn Offer to Miley
Miley Cyrus has been offered $1 million to star in a porn film. The former Disney star – who is engaged to Liam Hemsworth – has been approached by Sex.com about a softcore remake of her new music video Decisions alongside X-rated actress Jessie Andrews, 20, who stars in the promotional clip. A letter sent to 19-year-old Miley’s agent from Sex.com’s […]
Lifeguard gets $2,600 hospital bill after saving drowning boy
Teen lifeguard gets $2,600 bill for saving drowning boy’s life
What Women Want (to Buy)
Advertisers and marketers spend millions of dollars trying to get inside women’s minds–for good reason.
All in the Family
As the founder and owner of ComputerLand, William Millard, 53, built a billion-dollar business on an old-fashioned notion: it is better to be feared than loved.
Sizing Up The Sexes
What are little boys made of? What are little boys made of
Syria: Is Assad’s Clan Turning Against Him?
This post is in partnership with Worldcrunch, a new global news site that translates stories of note in foreign languages into English.
Public Schools: Humanities in High School
The normal high school curriculum is a daily kaleidoscope of unrelated courses: a class in English, perhaps followed by history, civics and then the arts, each session unrelated to the other. Emulating liberal arts colleges and the better prep schools, some public high schools are now offering broad-scale courses in humanities that seek to relate these disciplines, and to show their relevance to the kind of decisions students must make in their own lives.A pacesetter in the field is the state of New York, where 100 high schools have developed experimental humanities courses, using a rough guideline prepared by state education officials