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...scar in the middle of her neck, Angela Bassett suffers from a balding condition, Val Kilmer has a distended sac on his elbow, Leonardo DiCaprio suffers from pimple outbreaks regularly, Britney Spears had a mondo cyst underneath her lip during the cover shoot for "Baby One More Time," Marky Mark's got a third nipple, Liv Tyler and Jennifer Love Hewitt both have chicken pox scars, the list just keeps going. Need a reading period self-esteem booster? Check it out for another lesson in showbiz magic...
...Anderson's first two features, Hard Eight and Boogie Nights. His acceptance into Hollywood pictures is a recent development, having begun with last year's baseball romance For Love of the Game continuing with Wolfgang Peterson's upcoming tragedy at sea, The Perfect Storm, also starring George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg. In Magnolia, Reilly's third collaboration with Anderson, his Officer Jim Kurring is the film's moral center and allows the actor to deliver the most honest and deeply felt performance of his film career...
...second drumming by Vermont (5-9-3, 3-2-2), but couldn't fully rebound from its loss to Dartmouth. The Engineers' star forward Brad Tapper, who was held scoreless by Boucher the previous night, posted one of RPI's four goals against the Catamounts, and forward Mark Cavoisie notched a pair of goals and an assist on the night. But Vermont lit the lamp four times as well and an uneventful overtime forced a 4-4 draw...
Over a hundred years ago, Mark Twain remarked that "In the first place God made idiots. This was for practice. Then he made school boards." Let's prove Twain wrong by urging school boards to deny public funding for private parochial schools...
...first time safety concerns have been raised about the Utah plant, which stands roughly 50 miles from Salt Lake City. "There's a long-standing argument between the government and people who work in the Tooele facility over how safe it is," says TIME Washington correspondent Mark Thompson. "And it's plain to everyone that although the amounts of sarin [a nerve gas] and other chemicals disgorged into the air are very low, they're not zero." The Army responded to Harris's claims with a promise of a complete investigation and a statement insisting they will "continue to provide...