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...machine which provides the rhythm and beat for his songs. The first-year student at the Berklee School of Music views his subway performances as valuable rehearsal time for his burgeoning vocal career. "I want to be like a professional. A professional singer," says Pumla, "When I sing, I express how I feel, what I'm experiencing. Or to make myself feel good I just start singing or playing my piano, and I just feel better...
...cook kidz, clad in de rigeur black, chattered at downtown hot spot Moomba, overhearing cell phone conversation about West Coast casting, Oscar gossip and the upcoming Seventh on Sixth fashion shows in Bryant Park. As ever, the eight dollar martini called for "drinks at the bar with my American Express," as Wyclef puts...
Winners did express a little concern about how fellow students would take the news. "People at Harvard don't talk about grades," saidSpringer, who is a Crimson editor. "It's a littlescary to have this suddenly broadcasted toeveryone. I'm worried that people are going tolabel me by this...
...Saturday night he and his Camp David houseguests watched The Boxer, a dense drama of personal and political pain in Northern Ireland. Then he got on the phone with the trashman, James Carville, who in 1992 ran the war room and commandeered the phrase "speed kills" to express the belief that when you get attacked, you should fire back immediately. Carville does not have much contact with Clinton from week to week, much less day to day, but he is an almost mystical checkpoint for Clinton when it comes to counterattacking. Clinton wondered what Carville thought about releasing the letters...
...phenomenon is a benign one. Nevertheless, there is a problem: while the show has many virtues, it should be smarter and more surprising. It's a pretty stale idea now to think that Streisand and David Hasselhoff and MacGyver are instant punch lines, and in general Parker and Stone express too much fascination with cheesy pop culture, a subject whose interest has been exhausted. As for their "satire," is it really so very clever to give Jesus a public-access show? Were not stoned sophomores dreaming up this sort of thing 20 years ago? Most troubling is that the series...