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  1. Donald Trump -- Ivana Trump
    Donald Trump initially gained publicity for his lifestyle and several skyscrapers bearing his name, which he has developed on Manhattan. He is popularly known by his nickname "The Donald", given to him by ex-wife Ivana Trump. He is ... known by the nicknames "A Schoolboy's Dream", and "A Competitor's Challenge," as well as for his catchphrase "You're Fired" partly for his self-styled definition of a prolific American business executive. Due to his outspokenness and media exposure, he is an easily recognizable public figure whose distinctive comb over is the subject of humor by comedians such as David Letterman, Jay Leno, and Conan O'Brien.
  2. Donald Trump -- World
    Few could lay claim to living the American Dream of fame and financial success, but hotelier and casino mogul Donald Trump did – though his prosperity was not without its consequences. Trump, or "The Donald" as he was famously dubbed by ex-wife Ivana, mastered the art of deal making, starting with utilizing his inherent ruthlessness and cunning. A success in the business world, Trump ... managed to become famous for his brazen and unabashed personality, allowing him to be both darling and dupe of the media. Never one to miss the hottest trend, Trump jumped on board the reality TV bandwagon, starring in and producing the NBC series "The Apprentice" (2004- ); a surprise hit that forever etched Trump's infamous catchphrase, “You’re fired!” in the cultural lexicon.
  3. Donald Trump -- New York
    Donald Trump's corporate elimination show is a hit. Twelve months ago, Donald Trump seemed as firmly stuck in the New York of the 1980s as Michael Douglas in Wall Street. His phallic towers were an expression of power and money and perhaps a desire to get as far from the street as humanly possible.
  4. October 1 -- Van Halen
    October 12, 1996 - In other news, radio stations across the USA and Canada are preparing for the new album release by promoting Van Halen specials for this coming weekend (October 20/21). Check your local stations for exact times. Many will be playing the entire album, with new interview snippets between the songs.
  5. Rolex
    The 28th edition of the Rolex Middle Sea Race drew to a close with numerous crescendos of noise, entirely in keeping with a race that has rightfully claimed its place in the pantheon of offshore classics. The noise started at 1.45AM as the final yacht crossed the line in Marsamxett Harbour and ended with the victor receiving his spoils at the prize giving held this afternoon overlooking an ever changing seascape that reflected the essence of this wonderful race.
  6. Elton John -- Sir Elton John
    Elton John (dubbed Sir Elton John) (born Reginald Dwight in London, 1947) is an English singer/pianist who achieved prominence in the early 1970s. In 2005 he married his long-term partner David Furnish in a Civil Partnership Ceremony.
  7. Brigitte Nielsen -- Mattia Dessi
    Danish model and actress Brigitte Nielsen has become a man’s wife for the sixth time. The statuesque 41-year-old and 26-year-old Mattia Dessi tied the knot over the weekend in the Dominican Republic, after dating for 11 months. The couple met in Swiss hotel where Dessi worked as a barman.
  8. The Wedding Singer -- Robbie Hart
    In The Wedding Singer it’s 1985 and rock-star wannabe Robbie Hart is New Jersey's favorite wedding singer. He’s the life of the party - until his own fiancée leaves him at the altar. Shot through the heart, Robbie makes every wedding as disastrous as his own.
  9. Panic Room -- Jodie Foster
    Not helping Panic Room is an ineffective and unsympathetic performance by Foster (which carries over into the seriously underdeveloped relationship between Meg and Sarah) and closing act violence that is spoiled by its gratuitousness. The star of the film is Fincher's vision: Hall's radical "unlit" lighting scheme (achieved through low-contrast stock, a reset of Hall's light meters to 640 ASA to register images in the darkness, and Kino Flos as primary light sources) and its impossible camera movements aided by digital imaging technology, as well as Fincher's remarkable ability to portray violence with crushing weight and impact.
  10. Atlantic City -- Casinos
    The most popular way to get around Atlantic City is on the 4-mile long Boardwalk (the oldest in the United States), as eight of the eleven casinos are on the Boardwalk. While one's feet are the most popular way of navigating the boards, there are ... old-fashioned rolling chairs that can be hired. These shaded surreys are rolled up and down the length of the Boardwalk by experienced guides, who are out soliciting riders day and night. The fee is based on the distance traveled, but expect a minimum fare of $5 plus tip.
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