21 September 2005 By The Morning News — 21 Sep 2005 New York's currently: sunny and cool, perfect really Likely to reach Category 4 intensity, Hurricane Rita barrels past the Florida Keys and heads for Texas. Thousands begin to evacuate from targeted regions. Katrina surges were much smaller than suggested, experts say; it's the levees that failed. Terrible surgeon's brief tenure in West Virginia hospital shows how bad doctors can cloak their pasts to keep working. How to teach science fiction. Bush braces as Cindy Sheehan's other son drowns in New Orleans. Photographs from the LAPD archives. Despite its popularity in the U.S., and the accompanying dangers, anal sex gets no love from the media. Enormous pink bunny to rest on Italian hillside for 20 years. Nine Americans killed in the last two days by insurgent attacks in Iraq. Musharraf's technique for becoming a millionaire--get raped--and other news you missed this past week. With more than 1,200 killed in six months, Karzai demands change in battle tactics. I'm not a suit--I'm creative! Fashion guide for baby sharks in Hollywood this fall. Kate Moss dismissed by H&M over coke habit (Scotland Yard is on the case). The Internet Movie Cars Database. "Junior" John Gotti avoids racketeering conviction; Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa fears wack-job. Theater to anticipate in New York this fall. Tom Wolfe books sell better without the title on the cover, only his name. Why? Because he's a brand! Ten restaurant trends you may hate too. Video: Joe Pa would be proud--video of those Nittany Lions playing "Smells Like Teen Spirit" on the Marc Jacobs runway.
