In this week's "Dancing With the Stars," the most vivid moment on "Boys' Night" was when the camera showed the faces of the women competitors after model Albert Reed completed a cha-cha-cha. With so many pelvic gyrations, he could easily get a gig as a Chippendale stripper. The women were absolutely agog! The article includes photographs and video.
From the ruthless streets of the murderous Belleville district of Paris to the limelight of New York's glamorous concert halls, Edith Piaf's life was a constant battle to sing and survive, to live and love. In the end, "The Little Sparrow" flew so high that she could not fail to burn her wings. Photos and music videos are included.
This week, both TMZ.com and Perez Hilton, two of the internet's most formidable purveyors of old-media scandal, made crossover moves to television. The shows are raw and rude, quick and mean. They're both right in step with a culture where flashing one's vagina while exiting a car has evolved into a form of self-expression.
Mark Rothko's early childhood was plagued with fear, as he witnessed the violence brought down upon Jews by the Cossacks attempting to stifle revolutionary uprisings. As an artist, the evolvement of Rothko's paintings was always an attempt to express the tragedy of the human condition. The article includes photographs of his work and a video.
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