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A REPORT FROM WHITE PARTY PALM SPRINGS BREAKING NEWS:
The West Coast is suffering from a mammoth drought. Case in point -
Palm Springs White Party. But this particular drought was not just about
lack of water, rather, it was caused by a lack of originality, equipment
expertise, ventilation and cool air. If it wasn't for the spectacular
crowd that makes Palm Springs, California its preferred party
destination, this weekend would shamefully have worn the title "Valley
of the Dulls." The powers that be at Jeffrey Sanker Enterprises must
have racked their brains for months to come up with the ingenious idea
to make eight separate and distinct parties seem like the same one.
Perhaps the new motto is: "To enjoy White Party Weekend, each partygoer
must observe but never think." We all found ourselves asking the same
questions over and over again. "Haven't I been in this room before?"
"Didn't I already see this show before?" "Didn't they play this song
before?" But White Party Palm Springs triumphs over all obstacles
because of the exceptional clientele it attracts. This is not to suggest
that the crowd was just "beefy" and "easy on the eyes" (although it
was). This is not to suggest that the Palm Springs Hotel Registry read
like a "Who's Who" of circuit celebrities (although it did). Rather, it
is a testament to the cohesive harmony found at this West Coast party.
The genuine "magic in the desert" reputation belongs to the partiers
that Jeffrey's mega-weekend lures to the dance. Despite a multitude of
technical blunders and other shortcomings, Palm Springs White Party XII
ultimately persevered, solidly earning its supreme circuit status as THE
spring party destination weekend.
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Madonna Tour 1002 Madonna has confirmed she'll embark on a summer tour
this year. It will be her first official tour since 1993's The Girlie
Show. Although no solid dates have been confirmed, the shows will begin
in the US in June and end up in Europe in September. The star is
believed to have earmarked several dates at London's Earl's Court for
her UK dates. Madonna's spokeswoman said the star hadn't confirmed dates
or venues but was relishing the idea of touring again. 'She's really
excited about doing it,' said Rosenberg. 'We'll know the full details
within the next week or so for sure.' Madonna recently told Interview
magazine in America that she was ready to tour again but nervous about
competing with the likes of Britney and N* Sync. 'I'm finally going to
drag my ass into a rehearsal studio,' she said. 'I never want to repeat
myself. I don't see the point of doing a show unless you offer something
that is going to mind-boggle the senses. It's not enough to get on the
stage and sing a song. It's all about theatre and drama and srurprise
and suspense. So I'm looking forward to it but I'm also nervous about
it.' Madonna's 'secret' gig at London's Brixton Academy last year scored
a record number of web viewers when it was screened live.
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