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Sturmhöhe - Roman von Emily Bronte - Klassiker.

Valley of the Dolls (Das Tal der Puppen) - Roman von Jacqueline Susann - in Amerika Kultstatus

Kiehl's is an American cosmetics brand retailer that specializes in making premium skin, hair, and body care products

The Daily Show (offiziell The Daily Show with Jon Stewart) ist eine US-amerikanische Nachrichtensatire. Moderiert wurde die Show von 1996 bis Dezember 1998 von Craig Kilborn, seit 1999 ist Jon Stewart der Host.

Ich glaub’, ich steh’ im Wald ist eine Teenager-Filmkomödie aus dem Jahr 1982. Sie wartete mit einer ganzen Reihe heute bekannter Darsteller auf und basierte auf tatsächlichen Erlebnissen von Cameron Crowe, der diese zunächst zu einem Roman, später zu einem Drehbuch verarbeitete.

tchotchke - schnickschnack

Stanford White (* 9. November 1853 in New York City; † 25. Juni 1906 ebenda) war ein bedeutender US-amerikanischer Architekt des späten 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhundert.

Nicky udn Paris Hilton - Hotelerben, schwestern, partygirls.

Catherine Zeta-Jones - schauspielerin

Smitty:

Varick D. Smith, better known as Smitty, is an American rapper and hip-hop ghostwriter from Little Haiti, a neighborhood in Miami, Florida.

Smitty was a popular newspaper comic strip created in the early 1920s by Walter Berndt. Syndicated nationally by the Chicago Tribune New York News Syndicate, it ran from November 29, 1922 to 1973 and brought Berndt a Reuben Award in 1969

LORELAI: Well, he´ll always have Paris

mögliche anspielunga uf die berühmte Zeile aus Casablanca.


Meines Wissens die letzetn Häs:

MICHEL: I just want to know where my office is going to be.
LORELAI: Fonzie used the bathroom as his office.
SOOKIE: Yeah, what are you saying, that what's good enough for the Fonz isn't good enough for you?
LORELAI: Yeah.
MICHEL: Fonzie used that bathroom office only intermittently and not for any business for which he was paid. He had use of a private office at the auto shop he worked at, then access to the teachers' lounge where he taught night school part time.

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LORELAI: A friend named Crystal? Who are you, Hugh Hefner?

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JASON: See, this is what I mean about keeping secrets. It never works. Let's just tell your parents, then we never have to have this conversation again. Lorelai, I am in a business where there are lots of functions. I have to go to those functions, and I don't want to take other people, but I'm gonna have to if you won't let me say something to your father. I have no interest in spending a second of my time with any other woman but you. And Eartha Kitt.

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JASON: Hey, maybe you don't understand. It's like beating your head against a wall with spikes.
LORELAI: [laughs] Wanna see the apple trees?
JASON: She thinks that Babe can really talk.

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[/FONT][QUOTE]DOYLE: […]From here, you can go to the New York Times, the Washington Post. You can even sell out your ideals completely like the cofounders of the Daily News did when they started Time magazine, which has basically become an overhyped, illustrated birdcage liner. News for the "Reader's Digest" bunch, I call it. The "just give us the gist of it" magazine masquerading as a real news outlet. I mean, let's face it - if it weren't for waiting rooms all over the world, there'd be absolutely no need for Time magazine. . .at all. I hate Time magazine! Cheryl, I need tea!