Once Upon A Time: Drescher loses her annoying laugh, 'Beast' lives happily ever after
Once upon a time, a stuffy film critic went to see a movie called "The Beautician and the Beast." Now, this critic had never been impressed by either of the film's leads and he'd had his fill of light romantic comedies. But, a funny thing happened. For once, he was pleasantly surprised.
Latest from 702 will no doubt please fans
Mix harmonious vocals and the latest in R&B and hip hop and what's the end result? 702's debut album, "No Doubt." 702, comprised of Irish (16), Kameela (18) and Lemisha (18), was first introduced to the music scene in the song "This Little Game We Play," with Subway. Two years later, these three Las Vegas natives have decided to venture off on their own musical endeavor, and what a wonderful endeavor it is.
'WASP' satirizes stereotypes of the '50s in a modern comedy
The American family of the 1950s is no longer being rolled out under the generic cookie-cutter that defined the characters in such television shows as "Leave it to Beaver" and "Donna Reed." With "WASP," a one-act play by actor/comedian Steve Martin, the American family is transformed into one of the funniest and extremely wacky families that could easily be found in today's normal household.
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