I like show-biz books about Hollywood producers — Bernie Brillstein's memoirs got me through a particularly endless coast-to-coaster — and I have also been reading all of the Iraq-war books: Thomas Ricks's "Fiasco" and Michael Isikoff and David Corn's "Hubris" and Bob Woodward's "Fuck-Up," or whatever that one's called.
Climate change legislation has been dying in the Senate for months now, but Harry Reid's decision to finally admit as much — in the midst of an endless East Coast heat wave, no less — has supporters of cap-and-trade casting about for somebody to blame.
THE summer seems endless at this West Coast outpost.
Since its coast has endless stretches of near-deserted beach, some see the future in purpose-built "megaresorts" such as one that has just opened at Costa do Sauipe, north of Salvador, at a cost of 300m reais ($152m), with luxury hotels run by Accor and Marriott.
How refreshing to find someone who acknowledges that "as the 'obesity epidemic' receives endless press... fat haters coast under the radar as do-gooders" (from Jane Stern's review of "Fat Girl," by Judith Moore, March 27).
That would suggest another big flanking move through the endless desert which pins the coast road to the sea.
When we pause, we can often hear the brisk clatter of straths and burns tumbling through the endless moors on to the coast.
He didn't garner any nominations for his elegant, restrained performance, but he did win critical acclaim, and by choosing such an off-brand role, Smith made clear that his goal was to be an actor's actor, not coast by playing endless iterations of himself.
This was back when "motel" wasn't a pejorative and Disney World was a construction site; when Florida was a constellation of resorts connected by roads running parallel to an open coast and through endless swamps.
Daniel has been climbing his way up the fashion industry ladder since his dreams brought him from the rolling hills of the east coast to the endless beaches of Los Angeles.
