Thursday, March 19, 2009
My Hero
"Is he on, like, Gossip Girl or something?" —President Obama reacting to the boisterous applause mysteriously awarded to one questioner at a town hall in Los Angeles today.
Thnx Jess :)
Thnx Jess :)
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
According to the Daily Star, Michael Jackson is considering having his body plastinated. The procedure is a 5 step process that includes "fixation, dehydration, forced impregnation in a vacuum, and hardening," and I'm sure isn't cheap. Given the fact that Jackson is $24 million in debt, he better hope those sequined gloves sell well...
Monday, March 16, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Joan Didion On the Looming Death of Newspapers
My favorite exchange from last night's '33 Variations' opening night event didn't make it into New York Magazine's Party Lines, so I've decided to include it here...
Me: Are newspapers worth saving?
Joan Didion: [Laughs] Oh, well I think so.
Me: Why do you think so?
Joan Didion: Well, because what else would I read in the morning?
Me: Are newspapers worth saving?
Joan Didion: [Laughs] Oh, well I think so.
Me: Why do you think so?
Joan Didion: Well, because what else would I read in the morning?
Monday, March 9, 2009
A Fort-Worthy White House
From the latest issue of O: Michelle Obama on her interior decorating style with regard to the White House...
Oprah: ‘How will the decorating style change?’
Michelle: ‘It will reflect our family. I want comfortable sofas, I want art that reflects contemporary and traditional, I want to bring in new American artisans. And we want approachable comfort.’
Oprah: ‘So you can take off your shoes…’
Michelle: ‘And you’ve got to be able to make a fort with the sofa pillows! Everything must be fort-worthy!
Oprah: ‘How will the decorating style change?’
Michelle: ‘It will reflect our family. I want comfortable sofas, I want art that reflects contemporary and traditional, I want to bring in new American artisans. And we want approachable comfort.’
Oprah: ‘So you can take off your shoes…’
Michelle: ‘And you’ve got to be able to make a fort with the sofa pillows! Everything must be fort-worthy!
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Socialites Publish Rival Books With Same Boring Premise
"In one corner is Tatiana Boncompagni, 31, vacuum heir Maximilian Hoover's wife, whose novel Hedge Fund Wives hits shelves in May. In the other is Jill Kargman, 34-year-old daughter of former Chanel President Arie Kopelman, whose roman à clef, The Ex-Mrs. Hedgefund, arrives in April," says the NY Post. Each tome follows the life of a hedge-fund wife who catches her husband cheating. "Even their daughters, Ivy Kargman and Valentina Boncompagni-Hoover, are joining the fray. The toddlers slapped and scratched each other at summer playgroup Broadway Babies, according to a witness."
Happy International Women's Day! Sadly (but appropriately), today also marks the last ever episode of The L Word. Any final bets as to who killed Jenny Schecter?
Friday, March 6, 2009
Swan Song
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
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