Well technically yes, but in Chloe's defense, she's on a show where everybody's serious and nobody smiles. When she glams up I bet she turns a few heads herself :)
But I agree, "Chloe" is more interesting :)
Posted on 06/04/2005 1:56:04 PM PDT by Wolfstar
It was a gay man who won the first Pop Idol. American Idol is a huge hit here. Just finished its fourth season. Don't know how long it will stay popular, but for now it's become something of a cultural phenomenon here in the U.S.
ROFLMAO!!! Shows where your mind is on this fine Saturday. Last week was a hard one perhaps?!
Well technically yes, but in Chloe's defense, she's on a show where everybody's serious and nobody smiles. When she glams up I bet she turns a few heads herself :)
But I agree, "Chloe" is more interesting :)
YES! That show's more addictive than crack! I love it. I've been hooked since the very first episode.
Thank you very much! :)
Thank you :)
You're right! It is very addictive! Well, to me--my hubby won't watch it. I think it's too intense for him--big sissy! LOL!
Happy Birthday !!!
Hope everyone is having a good weekend. Just 2 more days of school but I have to go back for a month for drivers training but it'll be worth it. So around July 8th, watch out, because I'll be on the road :D
Kelly
And thank you for the Dose today, Wolfstar. Birthday stuff aside, you've done another great job!
I think Pop Idol is big here but it just does not appeal to me
Primarily one of duration and subject matter. Personally, I think all this differentiation is silly, but anyway, there are three types. A press gaggle takes place anywhere other than in the formal setting of the WH media room, and is called on relatively short notice. Typically, gaggles occur on AF1 while the president is travelling.
A press availability is when some dignitary is visiting with the president. After private discussions, both will make themselves available for a few questions from the media. (Usually jointly, but not always.) Usually each leader will answer only two or three questions at these availabilties, rather than the more wide-ranging questions asked at formal press conferences.
The latter are just that: formal conferences in which the president (on occasion, jointly with an A-list leader like Tony Blair) takes a wide range of questions from the media over a relatively long period of time -- as much as 45 minutes to an hour, but rarely longer.
Happy Birthday!
Thank you! (and nice to meet you, BTW)
Pop Idol is big here but it just does not appeal to me
I thought I was the only one. AI and all those others
I have never watched. Could never get into those teeny
bopper things even when I was in that age bracket.
One of those dull folks that love classical music.
In 1970, I saw a young boy get hit by a car at the entrance to Lincoln Park. Someone was holding the child's head in his lap while others went for help. The child appeared to have a bad head injury. To this day, I think of him often. I don't know if he survived the accident.
Ha! 24 has a way of twisting your stomach in knot, doesn't it? You can never be sure what will happen--or who will survive. Great, great show!
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