Archive for May, 2009
Apparently, Lady Sovereign made “So Human” after some label executives insisted, but this was only after they hear Thomas Jules perform “Get Close To Me.” BTW, both songs uses samples for The Cure. Robert Smith has gone on “record” as saying that he prefers the Thomas Jules track.
Personally, I’m a Lady Sovereign fan all the way.
According to Fox News, Jon Gosselin wants out of his contract with TLC. He’s tired of the scrutiny of all his actions. Whether or not Jon will actually leave the show is yet to be seen.
In the meantime, Kate Gosselin’s Brother and Sister-In-Law went on to CBS’s “The Early Show” flat out saying that the kids are being exploited. They claim that the children have made statements about not wanting the camera to be around.
“They would say, ‘Aunt Jodi, I don’t like the cameras on every vacation with us. I don’t like them,’ ” she said. “Kids have bad times, bad moments — they cry, and having the camera zoom in on a crying child . . . This should not be a form of entertainment.”
Kate’s brother, Kevin Kreider, said, “I think we’re speaking out now because we want to be the voice of our nieces and nephews.
“And we’re seeing it turn the tide that [the children] are being viewed as a commodity.”
The premier of the fifth season of Jon & Kate Plus 8 had 10 million viewers and TLC has no intention of turning off production.
Classics finally returned to your wardrobes. Must-have items for this season are pencil skirts. It’s time to take them out, then mix & match for work. Prada puts prints into mid-calf length skirts while Marni gives beautifully painted print on them. Marc Jacob plays with the lengths and metallic fabric. Narciso Rodriguez, one of Michelle Obama’s favourite brand, comes with sexy pencil skirts. YSL, Lancin, Dries Van Noten and Balmain design high-waist pencil skirts, decorated with zipper and feathers. However, the classics as black pencil skirts with see-through or glossy tops are always in trend.
Selfridges on London’s Oxford Street observes it’s 100 Year Anniversary this year with celebrations beginning in May and continuing throughout the summer. The centenary gives the iconic store an opportunity to honour it’s amazing heritage, celebrate the present and look to the future.
During the Yellow Festival, exclusive products will be launched – all designer collaborations featuring an element of the iconic Selfridges pantone Yellow colour. From an avant-garde yellow Giles Deacon dress to a pair of classic Converse shoes in yellow, to a Paul Smith bag replicating the front of the Oxford Street building.
100 Years of Selfridges
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