[Cameron] Diaz [appeared] in an ad campaign on Japanese television for SoftBank: October/November 2006.
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[Cameron] Diaz has publicly admitted she is deeply germophobic and habitually rubs doorknobs so hard before opening doors to clean them that the original paint fades afterwards. Along with her floors, she says, she washes her hands “many times” each day and uses her elbows to push open doors. “I’m not scared of germs. I’m just aware of them…I’m not into other people’s fluids unless I know them really well.”
Copacabana is a 1978 disco song, sung by Barry Manilow, and written by Jack Feldman, Barry Manilow, and Bruce Sussman. It is also known as At the Copa after the first few words of the refrain. It debuted on Billboard magazine’s Top 40 chart on July 7, 1978, and peaked at #8. It peaked at #42 in the UK the same year 1978. A remixed version of the song peaked at #22 in 1993.
Samsung 707SC product page (English)
Samsung 707SC product page (Japanese)
[Cameron] Diaz attended Long Beach Polytechnic High School. During her school days, she was called Skeletor by her classmates because she was so thin.
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At the end of 1979, [The Nolans] released the disco-flavoured single “I’m In The Mood For Dancing,” which became their signature tune, as well as a huge hit for the quartet. It shot to the U.K. Top 3 and became a success all over the world, particularly in Japan (where the group would remain popular for many years). Their self-titled album followed shortly thereafter, and made the U.K. Top 20. Shortly after this time Anne Nolan left the group to have a baby, once again making The Nolans a four-piece.
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