Posted on: Friday, October 1, 2004
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
'Ladder' is up against 'Shark' at box office
Advertiser Staff
If you don't want to fight the lines for "Shark Tale," check out John Travolta and Co. These two flicks are making October a huge month for movies.
• Women who have gone gray are more likely to attract smart men than women with light-brown hair. • Men with blond hair are three times more likely to characterize themselves as cocky than men overall. • Women who are college graduates are almost four times more likely to wear their hair "however it lands or messy" compared with those who didn't finish college.
"People overseas may say they hate America, but they sure love the culture."
We don't expect firefighters to win the war at the box office this weekend when "Ladder 49" makes its debuts alongside the highly-anticipated "Shark Tale," but we do expect the big-screen look at firefighters to resonate for a while.
Messy hairdo a sign of education
Ladies who wear their hair pulled back are among the most likely to appeal to "mama's boys," so says a national Suave Hair Personality Survey of 1,000 men and women. Other revelations:
Jay Sands | senior vice president of Columbia TriStar studios, talking to Variety magazine about the high success over-seas of comedies made in the United States:
