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  1. Survivor -- Survivor Micronesia
    On last night’s episode of Survivor Micronesia, tree mail brought good news to the contestants. They got to choose three items from a catalog to win at their next rewards challenge. They were ... given war paint to prepare as the challenge would involve wrestling.
  2. Hilary Swank -- Years
    Hilary Swank resists celebrating Valentine's Day because she thinks every single day of the year should be lived with full romance. The actress believes that day has become too commercial lately. She says, "Every day should be Valentine's Day. Every day you should show the person you love how much you love them”. Hilary continues, "People should not be taken for granted, because you never know what's going to happen tomorrow."
  3. Ellen Barkin -- Ronald Perelman
    More info on Ellen Barkin's lawsuit against her ex-husband, billionaire Ron Perelman. Apparently her partner in the film production company Perelman was supposed to be financing is Barkin's brother, George, a former editor of marijuana-obsessed magazine High Times. $3.4 million buys a lot of weed, yo. [PageSIx]
  4. The Girl Next Door
    The conflict in The Girl Next Door is between Kelly and Matthew, for Danielle. To Kelly, Danielle is a piece of meat that he sells off to sleazy producers to make money. Matthew believes that Danielle is better than this, and that she doesn't need to be in porn. It's very noble, and what draws Danielle to Matthew. This tug-of-war escalates until Matthew and company head to Las Vegas to an Adult Video Expo to try to win Danielle back. It sounds a lot more prurient than it actually is, although the film is a walking billboard for Vivid Video and Wicked Pictures, two actual companies.
  5. Divorces
    Divorces data have been collected and published for each year since prior to Federation. Some changes to content of the collection occurred when the Family Law Act 1975 came into operation throughout Australia in January 1976, repealing the Matrimonial Causes Act 1959 which had been operative since 1961. The Matrimonial Causes Act established uniform grounds for divorce, superseding State and Territory laws.
  6. Female Celebrities
    Sad to say, the “extras” that Female Celebrities offers is much better than what the site actually is supposed to be about. At the very top of the page above the site logo are four links to XXX Pics, XXX Videos, XXX Feeds, and XXX Cams. Female Celebrities has over fourteen hundred picture sets organized in ten categories: Asian Sluts, Ebony Bitches, Explicit Sex Acts, Fetish Room, Latin Heat, Licking Lesbians, Hot Mature Women, Raunchy Pornstars, Sizzling Strippers, and Tasty Teens. The pictures are OK, but not anything special. They are all thumbnailed, with twenty-eight thumbs per page.
  7. Belinda Carlisle -- Album
    Belinda Carlisle pursued a solo career after leaving the Go-Go's in 1984. As her solo career progressed, Carlisle removed any of the rough edges remaining in her style, transforming from a new wave rocker to a polished adult contemporary pop singer. The change was evident on her first album, 1986's Belinda. Featuring the number three hit single "Mad About You," the record went gold and established her as a viable hitmaker. The following year, Carlisle released Heaven on Earth, her greatest solo success. Continuing the immaculately produced mainstream pop of Belinda, the record featured the number one title track, the number two single "I Get Weak," and the Top Ten ballad "Circle in the Sand." Runaway Horses, released in 1989, was another successful album, spawning the hit singles "Leave a Light On" and "Summer Rain," yet it showed signs that her audience was shrinking.
  8. Voltaire -- Voltaire'
    Voltaire is the assumed name of a singer and comic writer who has made his third album. Voltaire turns his attention to the subject of lost love. Musically he's a bit mellower than on his first record The Devil's Bris. The music retains its Celtic influences and odd old world charm though. Voltaire's voice has never sounded richer of more seductive. The album goes from the bitter "See You in Hell" to the sad "Where's the Girl". Then there's the funny swipe at the goth scene in the marvellous "The Vampire Club". A merry sea shanty in style with lines like "There was so much angst after the fight / Vlad and Akasha broke up that night". He ... covers Tori Amos and Björk in a very inspired fashion.
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