Planned Nipple Slip For Breast Awareness, Quince Girls Get Catalog

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– This Saturday, HighBeam Research is opening up their premium online subscription service to everyone for the entire day. Nothing like forcing the industry’s research enthusiast to work on a Saturday.

– Dutch actress Halin Reijn explains her recent nipple slip at the premiere of her Paule Verhoven-directed film was a planned stunt for Pink Ribbon during the Netherlands Breast Cancer Awareness month. If only Tara Reid thought of that when she revealed her newly created jug to paparazzi a while back.

– Pace Communications, publishers of Quince Girl magazine, has launched Quinceanera Eleganta, a catalog for the U.S. quinceanera. Quinceanera is the lavish, wedding-like celebration of a Hispanic girl’s 15th birthday.

– Gateway announced it will award its mdia account to Initiative who peviously handled the account up through 2003 when Carat took over.

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