Prince and Kristen Bell Named PETA Sexiest Vegetarians
Prince and Kristen Bell top PETA annual online poll naming the world’s sexiest vegetarians. The vote, with over 40 000 ballots, also lists Natalie Portman Nicollette Sheridan and Joaquin Phoenix as runners up while past winners include Chris Martin Carrie Underwood and Alicia Silverstone.
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Bullock seeks extension of judge's order in stalking case
Actress and writer Bullock requests more time before a judge rules on extending an order that expires June 5. Judge Marion Johnson will hear the extension on May 31. Bullock 41 says she has never met Weldon and denies any communication with him. She alleges Weldon followed her from Michigan to Texas and California and sent emails. Weldon, who has a September furlough, remains fixated on Bullock, according to her court filing. McPherson said he does not know Weldon's attorney.
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Dear Abby on accents pride and prejudice across cultures
Readers discuss how foreign accents reveal pride or trigger bias. A correspondent from Brockton notes reluctance to share personal details, while Naomi in Sao Paulo and others explain feeling pigeonholed by questions about origin. Abby provides context on assimilation pressures.
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Readers respond to the term African-American in debate over identity
The column presents reader comments on whether African-American is the proper label for Americans of color. Voices range from preferring American or other identifying terms to defending African-American as a national identity, with references to history and diversity.
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Ambigrams and the Art of Letter Symmetry
A Phillips Exeter teacher turned ambigram pioneer Langdon explains how designing words to read in two directions blends typography, philosophy and illusion. He recounts early experiments, influences from Escher, yin yang, Taoism, and the craft of turning words into dual meaning artworks.
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