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The next time they get sleazily propositioned by a supposed show biz bigwig to 'pay' for the privilege of becoming a star, they should secretly record the compromising conversation on their phone or device-and, when push comes to shove, play the incriminating and damning recording for industry leaders and law enforcers' dark delectation.

Less famously, and also less sleazily, Fatima Sughra, who as a young girl stormed Civil Secretariat and hoisted the Pakistan flag there, has passed away, as has Nusrat Ara Begum, who was Bil Batori, the sister of Hamoon Jadugar in Ainak Wala Jin, the PTV play that had a record run, but went off the air 20 years ago.

The encore, the Feria finale from Ravel's Rapsodie Espagnole, took us into a totally different sound-world: visceral, swirling with colour, sleazily louche and foot-stampingly exuberant.

But what was fascinating was the link this program made between Blondie and Manhattan -- the grimy, cash poor, sleazily glamorous Manhattan of that era.

Requiring partygoers to dress up as sleazily as they can legally get away with, the Top End's most outrageous party - which helps raise money for charity - has never been far from the headlines, be it on-duty police being disciplined over raunchy photos while they should have been on foot patrol, to public displays of nudity, or managing to attract B and C-list celebs as hosts, and the inevitable outcry over excessive smut and excessive drinking.

Thus, when the hero and a damsel in distress are flung to the ground by an explosion and he regains consciousness with her head in his lap, he sleazily deadpans, "You don't have to do that.

whose-subjectivity-is-whose in cyberspace, one character sleazily winks

Naively believing his group's demo album will be produced by Gribble (who sleazily flirts with Meg during private lessons), our limo-driving hero plans to finance said recording through the sale of the condo where he has lived since childhood.

Aren't all glamour models, I hear you sleazily chortle.