Feb. 15: No Broadway star twinkles more delightfully than Kristin Chenoweth, whose credits include "Wicked," "The Apple Tree," and "Promises, Promises".
"It's for your prostate health," Melamid tells me, eyes twinkling more and more with each revelation.
Despite serious health challenges, Hitch was determined to go and finally meet his protégé in person; and in the company of all who glitter in Washington no one twinkled more than Hitch, with Carol and his kids at his side.
Nowadays the twinkle is more likely to radiate from the mounds of bling that stars pack on before every paparazzi line.
Twinkling lights, more infinity mirrors, and a tunnel that's mirrored on the inside and like a ramshackle shanty on the outside, through which you can stoop and crawl, give her show a kind of fairground liveliness.
But it is now done with more twinkle than liniment in the eye.
Walking back, the orchestra of frogs and crickets seems to shift up a gear and the fireflies twinkle that much more vigorously.
The bar's proponents have fired back with an energetic campaign of their own, introducing a Web site last month offering images of the bar — ruby chairs, twinkling chandeliers and more, all meant to suggest elegance and class.
Aptly enough the first ballet was Mr. Lavery's "Twinkliana," a modest yet winsome work from 1990 that suits young dancers with its demi-point footwork and sincere approach to the music: Mozart's variations on "Ah, vous dirai-je, Maman," more familiar as "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star".
