Stardust

International Blackmailing
We kind of knew this from the 1970s through the 1980s, or at least we talked about it back then, that international blackmailing would become a reality, if we did not put it in check at that moment, and we did not put it in check, and still we have not. It now is a reality, like the EU is now a reality, in the 70s it was loose talk, the ten-nations now are something like 26, but my point is this.

Jamba Juice: Now In Handy-Dandy Plastic Bottles! (adrants)
Jamba Juice makes its foray into the grocery aisle with a celebratory ad by Publicis/NY and production firm Stardust.

Mural at Sweat Records honors music legends (Miami Herald)
A roundup of his and Reskin's favorite artists, the massive wall painting features rock music luminaries such as Prince, Iggy Pop, Morrissey of The Smiths, David Bowie in his Ziggy Stardust guise and Icelandic pop diva Bjork.

Desert Inn, Stardust chief helped integrate Las Vegas Strip (Las Vegas Sun)
When black U.S. diplomat and 1950 Nobel Peace Prize recipient Ralph Bunche visited Las Vegas during the height of Strip hotel segregation in the 1950s, Desert Inn Managing Director Allard Roen not only got Bunche a room at the resort but also safely escorted him to it.

Sadie's Not So Frosty (My Kinda Place)
They might share an ex but that hasn't stopped Sadie Frost from sticking up for former love rival Sienna Miller. Both ex’s of Jude Law, Sadie put aside her differences and spoke up for the Stardust star, criticising the media’s meddling over Sienna’s affair with married man Balthazar Getty.

Dance, dances (Erie Times-News)
DANCE

CD reviews (Kinston Free Press)
Entertainment: CD reviews | block, new, reviews, interscope, kids, records

IN BRIEF (Pahrump Valley Times)
Nevada Outreach Training Organization is seeking a volunteer "grandma" to work in the shelter. Qualifications include a lot of free time, must love kids and be a good listener, must be able to sleep at the shelter 2-3 nights a week.

Nicolas Cage Talks Ghost Rider 2 , Kick-Ass (Coming Soon)
During an interview for his new action bonanza Bangkok Dangerous , Oscar-winner and perennial strange-on-screen-hairdo connoisseur Nicolas Cage let slip about a few of his upcoming comic book films.

Arts listings (The Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
PROFESSIONAL THEATER

LOCAL BOWLING: Not just bowling at new center (Post-Tribune)
Wheatfield Lanes first new region center in almost 10 years