http://www.cnn.com/2002/S...index.html

It makes them "feel feminine and sexy!"
[This message was edited Fri Nov 1 6:19:00 PST 2002 by tommyalma]

Or, as this link will be known; welcome to the land of the eternal POP UP...
POP
POP
POP
POP
POP
POP

jEEZ

Hey, that's not my fault!

tommyalma said:

That's what they all say...

thanx 4 the heads-up, gooey...i wasn't gonna click on that link, anyhow.


pop-up ads!

pop-ups? cnn doesnt have pop-ups.. hmmm









make love to the goeey!~
[This message was edited Fri Nov 1 7:49:25 PST 2002 by SkletonKee]

no pop-ups there.only problem is there's not much of an article to bother with either!

Sorry tommyalma!


.
[This message was edited Fri Nov 1 11:42:56 PST 2002 by Thecherryloon]

Hollywood wears the color purple
Purple reign
By Danielle Dubin
PEOPLE
Thursday, October 31, 2002 Posted: 3:00 PM EST (2000 GMT)



R&B singer Mya smartly flirts with shades of violet.

(PEOPLE) -- Once reserved for the monarchy, the color purple -- in shades ranging from eggplant and amethyst to lilac and mauve -- is a current favorite of Hollywood royalty.

Celebrities like Madonna and Ming-Na are picking grape for a bunch of reasons.

"It makes me feel feminine and sexy," says singer Mya, while actress Jennifer Esposito likes "the way it complements my skin tone."

In modern or vintage styles, this warm hue can look fresh well into the cooler months.

If you're a shrinking violet, focus on just one piece in purple before going head to toe.

Don't worry -- no one will mistake you for Barney.