Perfume company sues singer Prince over fragrance - Daily Telegraph

Revelations Perfume and Cosmetics claims it reached a licensing agreement with the pop star and Universal Music to use his name, likeness and the number 3121 – the title of his 2006 album – to promote two new perfumes. According to the $100,000 ...

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Perfume maker sues Prince over contract in NY - International Herald Tribune

NEW YORK : A perfume company is claiming Prince and his music publisher failed to honor a contract to help market a fragrance named for the album "3121." The breach-of-contract lawsuit was filed Monday by Revelations Perfume and Cosmetics Inc. in New ...

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'Anthrax' is actually perfume - Cincinnati.com

Police say that a bottle labeled “Anthrax” was left on a Metro bus Wednesday afternoon. Emergency crews were called to investigate and determined that the bottle contained perfume. Police reports say that the bottle was discovered by the Metro ...

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Analysis: Perfume, Viagra, lions and fuel - Jerusalem Post

Sixteen months after assuming full control over the Gaza Strip, Hamas appears to be stronger than ever - largely thanks to the growing number of tunnels that are used to smuggle goods and weapons under the border with Egypt. Israeli hopes that the ...

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Post details: Doesn't everyone need a variety of travel toothbrushes? - Lincoln Journal Star

The other Catty Girl and I made a quick trip to Omaha last night to run some errands. Among these errands was stopping at Sephora. I only really needed one thing at Sephora (my very favorite soap), but I also picked up a $5 nail file (which is ...

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OTHER LINKS - Sunday Observer

A seedling of a vine known as dodder is attached to a tomato plant. Dodder is a wiry, orange vine that steals water and nutrients from other plants. Scientists have now found that this vine chooses its victim by smell, growing its shoots in the ...

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Good Question: 'Reply All' To Your Good Questions - WCCO

At first it was called the President's Palace, Presidential Mansion, or President's House. 1812 is the first recorded use of "White House" as a nickname. President Teddy Roosevelt made it official, engraving "White House-Washington" on stationery in ...

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