Lambada Global Sensation Born In Brazil Then Spreads Abroad
The lambada rose from rural Brazil to captivate Europe and the Americas as a new dance craze. Films like Sambada and The Forbidden Dance popularized it, while Brazilians watched a local hit become a worldwide phenomenon with dance clubs and movie releases driving interest.
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President Bush dodges broccoli orders amid broccoli shipment
President Bush refuses to eat broccoli despite California growers sending 10 tons to Washington. He jokes about his stubborn stance while Barbara Bush laments his vegetable ban and the White House meals favor pork rinds and spicy dishes. The note adds growers’ protest over his broccoli opposition.
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Trump Employees Seek Aid as Taj Mahal Opens Near
About 20 Taj Mahal workers from Puerto Rico, unpaid and hungry, gathered at Holy Spirit Church in Atlantic City. Reverend Falatico said they arrived weeks ago and lack first pay while the Taj provided one meal a day. Sister Grace Nolan noted Catholic Charities assisted feeding them.
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