Tony Snow, White House press secretary

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Former television commentator Tony Snow became the first professional journalist in three decades to assume the post of White House press secretary in April 2006, and his candor and self-deprecating style are garnering mostly praise. Media reactions to Snow's appointment are largely positive, and his move to grant the press corps greater access to a reputedly hyper-secretive White House is helping to foster open and authentic exchange with reporters.

United States, Secretaries of state, Snow, Tony

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Kanye West

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Record producer and hip-hop artist Kanye West's solo debut album, 'College Dropout' won three Grammy awards and established his reputation as one of hip-hop's wittiest satirists and flamboyant stars. The son of college professors, West grew up in a milieu that was influential in his political convictions as well as his rhymes.

Rap singers, West, Kanye

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Regina Spektor, singer and songwriter

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The article discusses the career and achievements of renowned singer and songwriter Regina Spektor.

New York, Pop singers, Spektor, Regina

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