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...Belfast grunge band Therapy?, whose debut album Nurse wallows in pounding metal rhythms and anarchistic attitude ("I don't need you/ I don't want you/ I don't want to feel anymore"). Earlier this year Stokes tried to put together an issue of Hot Press listing the hottest 100 Irish bands but found he couldn't do it; he had to expand the list to 140. Says Stokes: "There's not a chance that would have happened five years...
Damel E. Caul, a second-year law student and co coordinator of the panel, said his committee chose to hold the panel because "this is the hottest legal and political issue for gays and lesbians and with Congressional hearings coming up soon we thought it was the right time...
Turner and his co-partner, Mark Cerami, have discovered that if you're willing to ignore the heat, controversy translates into cash. Billboard has crowned Priority the industry's "hottest independent label." Priority's dozen rap artists have mined a rich vein of sales, including 13 gold records, 12 platinum and two double-platinum albums. Ice Cube's latest hit, The Predator, entered Billboard's pop and R.-and-B. charts in the No. 1 slots, the first time a rap album debuted at the top of both charts. From a bare-bones crew of three operating...
...blitz of Socks memorabilia, the white-footed feline's likeness is now found on books, stuffed animals, buttons, earrings, T shirts and note cards in stores and trade shows around the U.S. In Portland, Oregon, Pam Gibson of the Cat's Meow store, left, calls Socksmania "a phenomenon." % The hottest items, she says, are pictures of Socks at the White House and MOVE OVER MILLIE T shirts. Bloomingdale's, the upscale New York City department store, is selling a gold-tone-and-enamel Socks pin for $45. And that, kitties, isn't just catnip...
...hottest issue by far is "stock incentives," usually in the form of options that are given to executives outright and allow them to buy company stock at a set price later on. The idea is that as the stock goes up, the employee's rights to buy shares at the older, fixed price become more valuable. While stock options are rare in countries such as Japan and Germany, about 90% of U.S. firms provide them to their senior-level executives. Some companies -- such as PepsiCo, Pfizer and Silicon Graphics -- offer options to all employees, from the mail room...