There are "Mean Girls,” and then there are mean girls. Such as two of Ali Lohan's former classmates, who made a catty video about her and then posted it on the Internet. Ali, 14, and a budding musician, calls herself a "nice girl, who wants to be friends with everybody.” You just don't want to mess with the Lohans, she says, because then there may be trouble. The younger sister of You-Know-Who
It would be easy to assume that everyone who visits South Florida does so for sun and sights. But Joe Gannascoli would disagree. You might know him better as Vito Spatafore, lieutenant to Tony Soprano on the long-running HBO mob drama The Sopranos, the lieutenant who, to his own detriment, came out of the closet as gay on the show's next-to-last season. Whatever you call him, Gannascoli loves
Tucked inside a storefront in Birmingham, Cristions sells pure bedroom luxury. There are Italian, French and Egyptian linens, customized to your taste, specialized down pillows and comforters, a plethora of alabaster accessories for your powder room.
The T-shirt hangs from a bookcase in his office at the Lasch Building. In large blue letters on a gray background, it says, "Endure Fatigue." Joe Paterno has endured that and much more during his six decades at Penn State.
Getting a car onto the front row at Silverstone recently was a sensational experience for Red Bull. Even if Mark Webber went from hero to zero on lap one of the race, it proved that Adrian Newey’s design touch is finally having a serious effect on the team.
Q: Ladies and gentlemen, we’re joined by Greg Norman after a second consecutive round of 70 for a total of 140. Greg is leading the Open Championship. Greg, when you arrived this week, did you anticipate being in this position after 36 holes?
There are "Mean Girls," and then there are mean girls like two of Ali Lohan's former classmates, who made a catty video about her and then posted it on the Internet. Ali, 14 and a budding musician, calls herself a "nice girl, who wants to be friends with everybody."
I can hear it, now. After reading that headline, more than a few people are going to say, “What? Has Jolley gone off his rocker? Is he dancing with the devil? Consorting with the enemy? The answers are maybe (ask my wife), no and no.
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