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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 41

Publication:
The Miami Heraldi
Location:
Miami, Florida
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41
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SECTION WEDNESDAY APRIL 7 1993 euje nuami nermo -LU RECORD REVIEWS Ice-T right has cut one mess of an album in Home Invasion 5E A sociologist for the Fashion Institute of Technology tells Glamour magazine that mascara a statement of empowerment rather than a mere cosmetic tied to some whim of fashion Using mascara is a way of emphasizing that you allow how much you want the rest of the world to Edith tale of thwarted love comes to film 7E More realistic More wearable Those were adjectives used when designers unveiled their fall collections last week in New York We wondered if people in South Florida agree Industry takes aim at sales oi used CDs Buyers see savings honchos see i CALVIN KLEIN Veronica Rahming 41 Northwest Dade: wear it I like the boots and I like flowing stuff with boots I like the Tasha Taylor 13 Miami Beach: like the shoes and I don't like the skirt too long too Wendly Reconco 15 Miami Beach "I don't think the shoes go with it because the dress is long too much of the same Evelyn Minott 32 Miami: like the style I like the material and I like the he pop music industry is ticked off at you again Remember how they raised both Cain and Abel a few years ago because you insisted on recording some of your favorite albums on cassette? They said you were robbing them of zillions of dollars by taping albums and giving them out free to your cheapskate friends Of course you know and know and eventually research proved that you taped albums primarily to play in your car But that stop the biz from being mightily annoyed at you and floating all sorts of wacky ideas to make you pay including an aborted attempt to tax blank cassette sales ANNA SUI Lorraine Afflitto 33 Plantation: far-out but not flattering Thomas Lloyd 17 Fort Lauderdale: It looks too corduroy Tina Fusari 21 Kendall: era is this coming from? It looks like the 1600s This I definitely Maria Ramos 18 Carol City: is nice very colonial Katherine Laber-desque 23 Coconut Grove: hat looks like a baby bonnet The cuffs on the end look like something from time I think it's asinine" Well now gosh darn you gone and cheesed off again This time the battlefield is the used-CD stores where lately had the temerity to buy some of your music Now I under- LEONARD PITTS JR POP MUSIC RANDY KEMPER Sonja Braswell 50 Hollywood: "Simplicity but Anna Wilder 29 Fort Lauderdale: doesn't show your body just like a piece of Ines Carrasquillo 37 Plantation: casual Thomas Lloyd 17 Fort Lauderdale: like psychedelic like melting sort of Tina Fusari 21 Kendall: different I probably would wear that not too loud and it looks comfortable Maybe for evening maybe going to a comedy club or something very calm Maybe you could go to dinner in that too Katherine Laberdesque 23 Coconut Grove: "It looks like pajamas to stand why been doing it A used CD will set you back what? $7 or a savings of anywhere from $4 to $8 over the cost of a new one Of course the thing is no such thing as a used CD Whereas a vinyl record album deteriorates a little with each revolution on the turntable a reasonably well cared-for CD is virtually immortal It is after all just a computer disc encoded with digital information In terms of sound quality a used CD is indistinguishable from a new one By buying one you sacrifice nothing except of PLEASESEE INDUSTRY 5E TODD OLDHAM Donna Beare 41 Oakland Park: "This is in huh? Halloween party Anna Wilder 29 Fort Lauderdale: You look like going out for Maria Ramos 18 Carol City: I would want this In my closet very Thomas Lloyd 17 Fort Lauderdale: "I like it It looks like a court jester" Wendy Ripley 26 Fort Lauderdale: "I think that's cool like what a Jester Ines Carrasquillo 37 Plantation: clown" MOVIE REVIEW THE SANDLOT (PG) Sandlot charms fi 4 va 5 surprises Terrific cast weaves fantastical spell RALPH LAUREN nei aiu ISAAC MIZRAHI Donna Beare 41 Oakland Park: Kinda short for me though Anna Wilder 29 Fort Lauderdale: nice Maybe if I lost 12 more post-pregnancy pounds consider it" Ines Carrasquillo 37 Plantation: "Too Hilary Berger 41 Boca Raton: happen to have nice arms and not a lot of bust so I like that halter look It's cute Interesting fun it shows off your figure You could dress it up warm you could dress it up Maria Ramos 18 Carol City: would definitely wear this tropical but a tropical that would fit anywhere not just Miami a sexy dress" Katherine Laberdes-que 23 Coconut Grove: think a sexy cut I would wear By RENE RODRIGUEZ Herald Staff Writer expect a movie like The Sandlot about a motley crew of baseball-crazed prepubescent boys to end with a big game between the ragtag heroes and a rival team with the fate of the world or some other equally important result in the balance Well the game does come Only early in the movie over with quickly and it end quite like you expect it to what The Sandlot repeatedly does: Confound your expectations a charming and hilarious flick for kids (boys in particular will eat it up) that feels remarkably fresh even during its occasional foray into cliche land The movie is narrated by Scotty Smalls (Tom Guiry) who reminisces about the summer of 1962 when he was 11 years old and (what else?) the new kid in Donna Beare: the new look soft pretty It has the Anna Wilder 29 Fort Lauderdale: too much like the Reminds me of clogs and those elevator shoes and elephant Ines Carrasquillo 37 Plantation: "Too Hilary Berger 41 Boca Raton: looks very rich-looking very embroidered-looking almost very Maria Ramos 18 Carol City: like the mix of the colors like an ancient Arab look with a modern biker accent" PLEASESEE SANDLOT 7E k' 1 4.

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