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Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | 'Comedy is putting away the acne cream and trying to earn a proper living' Skip to main content Read today's paper Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Newsblog ---------------------- Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life and health MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Politics Science Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Technology Travel Been there ---------------------- Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The northerner The wrap ---------------------- Advertising guide Crossword Events / offers Feedback Information GNL press office GuardianFilms Headline service Help / contacts Living our values Newsroom Notes & Queries Reader Offers Soulmates dating Style guide Syndication services Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working for us ---------------------- Guardian Weekly Money Observer Public Home UK Business Audio World dispatch The Wrap Newsblog Talk Search The Guardian World News guide Arts Special reports Columnists Technology Help Quiz Searchthis site In this section Classical: Saint François d'Assise Review: Saint Franois d'Assise Dance: New York City Ballet Edinburgh theatre: An Alphabet Edinburgh theatre: The Seagull Dance review: New York City Ballet Edinburgh theatre: Alte Meister Edinburgh classical: Britten Canticles All change Horror as the city comes alive Edinburgh theatre: Hashirigaki Edinburgh opera: Zoroastre Prom 48: BSO/Haitink The revolution starts here 'Comedy is putting away the acne cream and trying to earn a proper living' 'Comedy is putting away the acne cream and trying to earn a proper living' Stand-up Simon Ford refutes critic Brian Logan's earlier argument that the Perrier award reveals a crisis in British comedy Tuesday August 28, 2001 Comedy is not in crisis. Spending last weekend at the Edinburgh Fringe I found more comedy and revue than ever before, on bigger and better stages. The two biggest Fringe comedy venues, the Pleasance and the Gilded Balloon, have both introduced a brand spanking new multi-stage comedy venue, so close to each other that you might almost think they'd colluded to stop punters seeing anything other than comedy. (Cue Perrier award-winning Garth Marenghi-style ironic knowing look at the audience.) Article continues Far from being on the critical list, comedy is big business. The Perrier award was fraught with controversy this year because of it's tie to the giant Swiss multi-national Nestlé. Latterly it's been under fire again, because the shortlist for the nominees contained exactly the sort of acts that at first glance look entirely inoffensive to, say, a giant Swiss multi-national: four male stand-up comics, and a piece of theatre (Garth Marenghi's Netherhead, the eventual award winner) that follows the well respected British comedy tradition of pretending to be slightly poo. (Although I defy anyone to find Daniel Kitson inoffensive, albeit cuddly.) But is this a sign that alternative comedy has lost its way? The first thing that an alternative comic will tell you is that there's no such thing as alternative comedy. Likes mainstream comedy, alternative comedy wants to make people laugh - and get paid for it. There's very little pretension. Comics are rarely in it for their art but even if they are, the fundamental arbiter and yardstick is whether - and how much - they get paid. There's a belief that the alternative comedy circuit differs from the mainstream in two important ways: it's politically correct, and comics write their own material. Neither of these is true. Alternative comedy does use political correctness as a lever, and fights shy of using stereotypes and easy targets, but even so there's not too much that's sacred on the circuit. And with regard to material, the anathema is not using old material so much as using material that somebody else is currently using. The circuit is too small to support the same gag twice in a night and since writing is the lifeblood of comedy, material is, quite rightly, jealously protected. But there are very few qualms about buying material that other comics are willing to sell and nothing but respect for old-style comics such as Eric Morecombe or Tommy Cooper, who performed other peoples' material their entire lives. And what about the shows? There's some great stuff at the Fringe this year, and it looks as though it's evolving. Dave Gorman's 2000 Edinburgh show ("Are You Dave Gorman?", which is being prepared for a Broadway run) has set a trend. There are less and less straight stand-up shows. They are being replaced by "missions", shows where the performer starts by defining a basic goal and attempts to achieve it. Sarah Kendall explores "War", Richard Herring's "Christ On A Bike" sets out to prove he is the Second Coming (arguably quite successfully), and the BAD Christmas Show adds a bit of narrative to the usual slapstick nonsense from Big And Daft, who are turning into the Goodies of the New Millennium. The last ever Late 'n' Live, the 1am show, where for the past 16 years every Fringe comic has aimed to die as a badge of honour, is moving to the Gilded Balloon's new Bristo Place premises. Fringe comedy is moving on and up. Is that making it bland and corporate? Not if the depth and diversity of performance at the 2001 Fringe is anything to go by. And the performers, who generally want to be innovative while still maximising their earnings, seem to be aware of this threat. Rather than killing comedy, evolution is making it more professional, making it grow up. Comedy is not going through a crisis. But it is putting away the acne cream, moving out of it's mum's and trying to earn a proper living. Previous articles Gagging order Brian Logan offers an alternative Perrier shortlist Spoof horror writer wins Perrier award Printable version | Send it to a friend | Save story Privacy policy | Terms & conditions | Advertising guide | A-Z index | About this site Guardian Unlimited © Guardian Newspapers Limited 2005

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WebMD with AOL Health - Tanning Lotions Thursday, January 26, 2006 · WebMD Main · Condition Centers · Drugs & Herbs · Medical Library · Health Tools · Find a Doctor · Clinical Trials · Health Plans & More · Women, Men, Lifestyle · Pregnancy & Family · Diet & Nutrition · Chats & Boards · About WebMD · Sponsors · Your Privacy · Site Map You are in Women, Men, Lifestyle . Overview Alternative Medicine Dental Health Emotional Wellness Eye Health Fitness and Exercise Healthy Aging Healthy Men Healthy Sexuality Healthy Women Skin & Beauty Fake the Perfect Tan With Sunless Tanning Lotion Get the look of tan, sun-kissed skin without the risk of baking in the sun. By Denise Mann WebMD Feature Reviewed By Charlotte Grayson, MD Summers here , and you long for tanned skin. Think you need to spend the summer lazing on the Italian Riviera to achieve that bronze goddess look? Think again! Not only is that old-school type of sun worship harmful to your heath, it's unnecessary thanks to the many sunless tanning lotions now available. According to NPD Group, the Port Washington, N.Y.-based global sales and marketing firm, Americans spent $46 million on self-tanning products in 2004. That figure is likely to go up with all the new options on the market. Do-it-yourself sunless tanning lotions come as mousses, lotions, gels, foams, creams, sprays, mists, and towelettes. Salons also offer their own varieties, including the popular airbrush tan. Tans aren't the only thing people are spraying on this summer. Nylon stockings may be a thing of the past as spray-on stockings are now available. "A good way of achieving a tan without increasing risk of skin cancer is sunless tanning, " says Ariel Ostad, MD, a dermatologist in private practice in New York City. "It's a very safe and quick way of getting tan without any harm." The same cannot be said of a real suntan. One in five Americans will develop skin cancer during their lifetime. Ultraviolet radiation from the sun, tanning beds, and sun lamps can all cause skin cancer. Five or more sunburns double your risk of developing skin cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. Even though awareness about the sun's damaging rays and the risk of skin cancer is higher than in recent years, people still crave a tan, new data from the American Academy of Dermatology shows. When asked whether people look better with a tan, 61% of women and 69% of men aged 18 and older said they do. And the majority of women (54%) and men (60%) say that people look healthier when they have a tan. "Despite the fact that we know that there is no such thing as a safe tan, people still associate bronzed skin with beauty and health," dermatologist Darrell S. Rigel, MD, clinical professor at New York University Medical Center in New York City, said at the AAD's Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month event in May 2005. Which Sunless Tanner Is Best for You? Fortunately, sunless tanners deliver a perfectly safe tan. The part of the sun is played by dihydroxyacetone (DHA), which reacts with amino acids on the outermost top layer of the skin to produce a tan color. If you've used a sunless tanner before, chances are you've had some streaking or orange palms, but those days are long gone, thanks to better products and application methods. "I do think it looks natural if done properly," Orstad says. "But self-tans do fade and you must replenish them every day or every other day to keep that tan look." Which sunless tanner is for you? With so many on the market, it's a matter of trial and error to find the best product and application method. Test a small area first. "A self-tan that may be great on one person makes someone else look orange," says Bruce E. Katz, MD, medical director of the JUVA Skin and Laser Center in New York City. "Do a small area first before you commit and try not to experiment before a major social event," he says. Remember to wait 24 hours to see how it well it works. If you like it, "you can go as dark as you want with repeated applications," he adds. How the tanner is applied may make a difference as well, Katz says. "Gels, sprays, and lotions are better for oily skin, and creams and heavy lotions for drier skin types," he says, adding that personal preference also plays a role. Exfoliate to remove dead skin. "It's a good idea to exfoliate before you apply any self-tanner," says Rhoda S. Narins, MD, a dermatological surgeon in New York City, and president of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery. This will reduce the appearance of scaly patches and allow for a smoother application that lasts even longer. Tan before bed. Apply the tanner an hour or more before bed, Katz suggests. "Let it dry and wear old clothes, as the tanners will sometimes stain clothing if still moist," he says. Start slowly. Build up to your ideal tan, Narins says. "Put it on lightly the first time," she says. "This way you usually don't get streaks because each time you put it on a slightly different way, and you can tell if certain areas are too dry and pick up the color more." Katz adds that tans from cans typically last three to five days. "There is no way to make them last longer unless you avoid showering to get an extra day or two." he says. In general, the longevity of the tan is due to the turnover of skin cells, not the product. Published May 2005. SOURCES: Ariel Ostad, MD, dermatologist, New York City. Rhoda S. Narins, MD, dermatological surgeon, New York City; and president, American Society for Dermatologic Surgery. Bruce E. Katz, MD, medical director, JUVA Skin and Laser Center, New York City. 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