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...their previous work, the album reveals the clash of personalities that enlivens the ensemble: the heavy metal/hard rock lineage of guitarists Peter Svensson and Magnus Sveningsson and the '60s girl-group pop song tradition of singer Nina Persson and producer Tore Johansson. Certainly, the group is far from a mere novelty project of classic pop archivist Johansson; as their First Band on the Moon cover photograph displays ardently, the Cardigans can rock...
Three other freshman are competing for regularspots in the starting lineup--Jared Cantanucci,Derek Nowak and Jeff Stonehouse. Cantanucci andStonehouse are both smaller players--Cantanucciweighs a mere 160 pounds--with the reputation ofhaving a nose for the net. During Moore's absence,Tomassoni has put Cantanucci on the top linebeside Adams and Bala...
Alackluster gubernatorial primary last month confirmed what many of us already knew: most people cared so little about the issues and differences between the candidates that they did not even bother to vote--indeed, a mere 30 percent came to the polls statewide...
...other man in a New York City couple's divorce. Last week Seinfeld was publicly linked with JESSICA SKLAR, 26, who reportedly has not let her four-month-old marriage stand in the way of her dating. Sklar apparently began seeing Seinfeld, whom she met at the gym, mere weeks after returning from her honeymoon with Eric Nederlander, whose family owns a stake in the New York Yankees. Nederlander's spokesman, Howard Rubenstein, says the jilted groom has already filed for divorce and blames the comedian for the demise of his marriage. But has Seinfeld been "double dipping"? While dating...
...company that was once loath to play in the political sandbox, Microsoft sure has come around. Mere days before the opening of Microsoft's court battle with antitrust lawyers, the G.O.P.'s senatorial committee pulled in a $100,000 contribution from the company, and the Republican National Committee got a $40,000 check--bringing the software giant's soft-money gifts to the party to more than $400,000 in the 1997-98 election cycle. Coincidentally, about that time, 10 Republican Senators signed a "Dear Colleague" letter criticizing the CLINTON Administration for subjecting the software industry to "needless regulation through...