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...those of you who don't know what W is because you are normal, it is an oversize, snotty fashion magazine. The June issue ran this tidbit: "Those adorable newlyweds Vanessa and Bill Getty hosted a gala wine tasting and auction at the St. Francis Hotel with the swell crowd invited"--just a page away from a picture of someone named Muffy Potter Ashton. I mock the magazine partly because I figure if I make the editors mad enough, they will cut me from the spread and no one will have to see the pictures of me. But mostly because...
HUPD also sent out a community advisory after an armed robbery Tuesday at the rear of 175 North Harvard St. in Allston. The thief showed a knife and stole two laptop computers...
...London's Leicester Square. EUAN BLAIR, 16, apparently went on a bender to celebrate the end of final exams. After initially giving police a false name, address and age (he claimed to be 18), Euan's true identity was revealed and the lad promptly delivered to 10 Downing St. "If anyone breaks the law, they should suffer the penalty of the law, whether they are my son or anyone else's son," said the Prime Minister, who was stumping for instant fines for public drunkenness just days before the incident. But the police let the PM's son off with...
ANTONIO TWISTELLI is a fine name for a comic-book villain (or a Sicilian porn star), but if Spawn comic-book creator Todd McFarlane knew using the Twistelli sobriquet would cost him millions, he probably would have gone with something else. Last week a St. Louis jury ordered McFarlane to pay $24.5 million to one TONY TWIST, 32, a former NHL enforcer for the St. Louis Blues, who sued McFarlane for using his name without permission. McFarlane, a sports nut who paid $2.7 million for Mark McGwire's record-breaking 1998 home-run ball, waffled in his testimony about...
...current hip-hop releases lack: strong, sure hooks. The rhythms are vigorous, the production is crisp, and Nelly's rapping manages to be both laid back and engaging. It's been said that Nelly--who scored a chart hit with the punchy title track--is trying to do for St. Louis, Mo., what Master P did for New Orleans: put his hometown on the hip-hop map. Rap's cartographers, take note...