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Luck of the Irish, mud mania, digital tunes, Powerpuff Girls
EVERGREEN: Pots of gold are in abundance with sales of
Irish goods increasing by 25 percent over the past six years,
according to The Wall Street Journal. They're expected to
maintain popularity, thanks to fuel from such works as
Angela's Ashes and Riverdance.
SKIN TRADE: The latest body treatment can be found at Spa
Biba's Mud Bar, where cocktail glasses packed with colorful
Sedona, Arizona, mud are slathered onto your bod, dried and then
luffa-scrubbed off--resulting in an alcohol-free happy hour for
your skin.
IN TUNE: Next-gen shoppers won't be buying their
tunes in record stores or even online but on digital distribution
machines--kiosks that download music to CD, DVD or MiniDisc.
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TINY TOONS: Cartoon Network's butt-kicking trio, The
Powerpuff Girls, has attracted 64.5 percent of kids ages 2 to 11
and 25.4 percent of adults ages 18 and up according to Warner
Brothers. And with the launch of a monthly comic book, a new toy
line and a music video, these kindergarten superheroes are bound to
continue their power-packed market domination. For licensing
information, contact Jamie Porges at (404) 885-4083.
Contact Sources
Cartoon Network, (404) 885-4083
RedDotNet (Digital On Demand), http://www.reddotnet.com
Spa Biba, The Pavilion, 261 Old York Rd., Jenkintown, PA
19046, (215) 576-7000