Britney Spears’ new Kabbalah-inspired Hebrew tattoo actually has the letters reversed, making it meaningless.
It’s proof once again of how hard it is to find a tattoo artist who graduated from a decent Hebrew School.
Secret Service probes claim three ousted from Bush meetBy Associated PressMarch 29, 2005 DENVER – The U.S. Secret Service on Monday said it was investigating the claims of three people who said they were removed from President Bush’s town hall meeting on Social Security last week after being singled out because of a bumper sticker…
More Kids on Cusp of 13 Get Faux Post-Rite Parties; Picking Hawaiian Theme By ELIZABETH BERNSTEIN Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL After going to a dozen bar mitzvahs and bat mitzvahs last year, Laura Jean Stargardt told her parents she wanted one of her own. She said she found the singing inspiring and…
Everyone’s been talking about the American Comedy Network’s “Matzo Man” – the dancing matzahs parody on the Village People’s “Macho Man” song. But I found the 60-second seder to be a great animation for Passover as well. It’s done by the Ramat Hasharon (Israel) web design studio Z-Kit and it’s just what my relatives have…
Madonna changes Britney’s eating habits! Originally at WebIndia123 (May 24, 2004) Thanks to singer Madonna, there is a new change in Britney Spear’s life, not in her love list, but in her diet. The pop singer has given up the Atkins diet and taken up a Kosher food plan, reports ratethemusic.com. The ‘Toxic’ beauty reportedly…
Here is a very well done video by Aish.com detailing the recent Photoshopped images and other rediculous altered photos from the media (especially Reuters) concerning the war against Hizbullah. Reuters has actually withdrawn one photograph of a Beirut after Air Force attack after US blogs pointed out blatant evidence of manipulation. Reuters’ head of PR…
Michigan alum’s passing seen as end of an eraSaturday, February 12, 2005BY ROGER LELIEVRENews Arts Writer The death of Arthur Miller, University of Michigan Class of ’38 and the man long considered the country’s most important playwright, marks a milestone for American theater – and U-M.[…]Growing up in New York, Miller worked between 1932 and…