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Produced by Will Smith and starring his, why-didn't-you-just-name-her-Junior, offspring Willow, the film will take place in contemporary New York and almost invariably be more interesting than the original, with a better soundtrack.
Even Fox's own "Idol" offspring, "American Juniors," missed the mark, as did CBS's "Idol -like twIdol -likeatwisthip shons, "Cupid," which was crelationship. Cowell.
She compared herself to narco juniors – a Mexican term for the privileged offspring of the country's drug lords – but said any money she received from her father was clean.
Bands like Black Sabbath were an instant hit with the junior testosterone crowd, and in the 1970's its offspring, heavy metal, became one of the most durable genres in the history of popular music.
Middle-class parents, who ferry their offspring from oboe lesson to Mandarin conversation to junior Tai Chi, somehow believe that the web of neurotic over-protection that they weave around little Ella or Sam should extend -- miraculously, seamlessly -- to every object, or person, they meet.
In the Japanese termite Reticulitermes speratus, the founding queen bears her junior queens through a process called parthenogenesis, a form of asexual reproduction that produces offspring with duplicates of half of mom's genes.
Alongside TomKat and Suri were Angelina and the Jolie-Pitt offspring (sans Brad, now famously residing in George Clooney's Lake Como retreat for confirmed bachelors) and the Jackson junior clan – all now devout Scientology converts.
