PHOTO GALLERY A day in paradise IF YOU GO
From Los Angeles, connecting service (change of plane) to Bora Bora is available on Air France or Air Tahiti Nui. Restricted round-trip fares begin at $1,466.
Tahiti Tourism, (800) 365-4949, www.tahiti-tourisme.com. Check the Web site for low-cost packages to French Polynesia and Bora-Bora.
The other day, Craven was flying up Highway 6 and 50 toward the mall.
OK, make that attempting to fly up Highway 6 and 50 toward the mall. Actually, Craven was inching, plodding, crawling in the herky-jerk, stop-and-go gridlock that passes for midday traffic on that choked stretch of road these days. And the only thing flying was the invective he hurled ineffectually at the ditz too busy texting her psychic to signal her intention to merge four inches ahead of Cravens front bumper.
No one can deny that the Grand Valleys burgeoning population has brought with it some of the problems we might have previously deemed urban. You no longer have to live in New York or Los Angeles to worry about traffic, pollution, crime and a gathering pother of street-level crabbiness. And while life in Grand Junction might have once meant close ties to family and neighbors, today youre as likely to feel the crushing loneliness of modern existence in Orchard Mesa or the Redlands as on the lower east side of Manhattan.
Who is Paul Rodriguez and why is he so dang funny?
"Sometimes I wonder that myself," Rodriguez said playfully during a recent telephone interview.
"In truth, I'm just a guy who likes being a comedian. It's fun to be silly and make people laugh, especially when you get paid for it."
BILL O'REILLY, HOST: "Personal story" segment tonight. As you know, most celebrities in Hollywood are liberal. The culture out there almost demands a political correctness exemplified by people like George Clooney and Susan Sarandon.
Some actors have even told me they can lose jobs if they espouse conservative beliefs. Actor Bruce Willis, however, openly admits he voted for President Bush. And that has been a topic of conversation in his promotion of his film "Die Hard." I talked with him yesterday.
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1408 (PG-13) John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson star in this onscreen version of the short story by Stephen King where a man known for debunking paranormal phenomena meets his supernatural match in an eerie hotel room.
Blades of Glory (PG-13) A loophole allows Will Ferrell and Jon Heder to compete as the ugliest, hairiest figure-skating duo ever.
Evan Almighty (PG) Remember “Bruce Almighty?” Well, Morgan Freeman plays God again, but instead of Jim Carrey, this time he’s hounding Steve Carell to do his job for him. Carell’s character is a stuffy congressman who ends up growing a long beard and building an ark, all against his will.
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