We drive instead to East Burnside, a fashionable studenty area which houses Bombshell Vintage, Hattie's Vintage and Rock 'n' Rose, as well as an incredibly popular new restaurant called Le Pigeon, which serves meals on chipped secondhand china.
Here's how clueless I was: I figured that the best way to get the bachelor Congressman to open up would be to assign the story to our in-house bombshell, the smolderingly lovely (and formidably talented, I hasten to add) Emily Yoffe.
In Laos, people use old bombshells to construct their houses.
PHOTOS: Celebrities by The Times While the film, which is being released by the studio's art house division, Sony Pictures Classics, does not contain any bombshells about Armstrong's drug use (although it does point up the unholy alliance between the racer and the sport's governing body), it does offer an illuminating portrait of a narcissist.
During the second verse, Ross' lyrics are somewhat different, "Red bottom Bawse house big as Baltimore" and "With a blonde bombshell trying to bond with your boy".
Rolling Stone printed a bombshell story last month detailing a violent rape at a fraternity house.
To celebrate the blonde bombshell's 32nd birthday, we're taking a look back at her former house in Miami -- and from what we can see, her taste in properties also falls into that category.
The school drew national attention in November, when Rolling Stone published a bombshell article recounting the brutal gang rape of a young woman at a fraternity house.
Conservatives hope that the court will use this case as a step towards striking down disparate impact theory entirely a result that would appal Barack Obama, whose officials have been pushing for it to be used more widely not only in housing but also in cases to do with employment, lending and schools.Such a bombshell is unlikely, but not impossible.
