Jan. 18-25, 2007 Washington City Paper
Colby Caldwell ’s affection for film is parently obvious. He loves the stuff—not just the photographs and video he produces but flimsy film itself—and “small game,” his first solo show at Hemphill since 2003, reads very much like a valentine to the medium.
CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Hilton pleads not guilty to DUI charges The Charlotte Observer
Socialite Paris Hilton pleaded not guilty Tuesday to misdemeanor drunken driving charges after her arrest last fall on charges of allegedly weaving around a Hollywood street in her Mercedes-Benz. Hilton, 25, wasn't required to be in Los Angeles Superior Court. Her attorney entered the pleas on her behalf to one count each of driving under the influence and driving with a blood-alcohol level of
Globetrotting glamaramas give the lowdown on summer beauty Nyngan Observer
When it comes to surviving jetlag and looking hot in a hurry, Jennifer Hawkins and Laura Csortan know the tricks. We recently chatted with these seasoned travellers and former beauty queens about their fave holiday destinations and travel essentials.
Davenport will keep cameras on Quad-City Times
Davenport’s speed and red light cameras will remain operational, and data will be collected and saved on offenders despite Tuesday’s ruling that the city camera ordinance is “of no force and effect.”
Iraq government to investigate video of Saddam being taunted The Scotsman
UNEASE at home and abroad about the execution of Saddam Hussein yesterday forced the Iraqi government to order an investigation into unauthorised filming of the former dictator being taunted and abused in the minutes before his hanging.
Our World Bonita Daily News
The barbershop — At Brookside Barber Shop you walk into a world papered in license plates and foreign currency, where the walls have become a place for a thousand tiny relics to whisper about places far away.
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