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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...start running until you walk fast, and you start to trot before you run," Mazzoleni said. "We haven't been in any races yet. Until we're in a few races, we'll take this, learn from it and be a better team the next time...
...activism, has taken up a new cause, the Douglas fund. For their wedding last weekend, Douglas and bride CATHERINE ZETA-JONES asked friends to make donations to a fund they're setting up for their son Dylan. The money will go to a "charitable foundation established for Dylan to learn about giving," a spokesman told reporters. "When he comes of age, he can choose what organizations he'd like to give the money to. It's not a trust fund." Douglas could be trying to give Dylan attention he couldn't give his first son Cameron...
...their finances in order. As if men don't need this too. Yet the difference is, women's sites are probably counting on some of the "scary statistics" outlined on Ellen McGirt's irreverent cassandrasrevenge.com to push women to fight for financial independence or at least learn how to achieve it. She reminds us that women are likely to earn less than men and to outlive them, and are more likely to live in poverty. Although her message is inspirational, some women may need a little more than that. Go to msmoney.com for a complete list of the documents...
...case you don't understand the meaning behind the name PinkBull.com you will find out that pink refers to the feminine side and bull to the financial markets in general. Duh! One of the "experts" on Oxygen Media's ka-ching.com is a novice investor who encourages women to "come learn with me." Would you go to a cardiologist who advertises her ignorance? At ivillagemoneylife.com an ad for a $300 camcorder ran on the same page as an article titled "Deep in Debt." Mixed message, perhaps...
Granting that the stage bio is among the most debased of theatrical forms (a decent impersonation, a little library research and--presto!--you've got a play), Bankhead offers unusually rich material. The masochistic anecdotes just keep on coming. In Tallulah we learn that the star once fired a young Marlon Brando from her play The Eagle Has Two Heads because she couldn't stand him "yawning and pawing his privates during my speeches." In Tallulah Hallelujah! we find out that she had gonorrhea, wanted the Bette Davis part in Jezebel and turned down the role of Blanche...