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POPSSacha Baron Cohen Ejected For Milan Fashionista Hijinks The New York Post reports Cohen tried to get into the Versace show by aligning himself with Marie Claire editor Joanna Coles, who denied any affiliation with him. The Italian Chamber of Fashion didn't like Cohen's shenanigans one bit and promptly sent out a press release to designers showing in Milan suggesting they not allow production companies Cohen's probably working with access to their shows. But security and that fancy press release couldn't stop Cohen. The photo you see here is of the prankster today on the runway of Agatha Ruiz De La Prada's show with a security guard chasing after him.
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POPSReplica handbag Featured at Replica are handbags and purses by such famous designers as:replica Gucci bags, replica Fendi bags, replica Louis Vuitton bags, Prada, Christian Dior, Balenciaga, Chloe, Mulberry, Marc Jacobs, Miu Miu, Versace and many more brands.
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POPS20 ugly celebs! I can't even fathom how they got this way for some there are theories where as for others it was self inflicted!
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POPSCelebrities and their Muppet lookalikes :D The resemblances are remarkable! Too funny! The last two sets of lookalikes are Adrien Brody & Gonzo and Hippy guitarist Janice & Donatella Versace. Go to the source to see the pairs side by side.
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POPSPeople Unloading Prized Belongings to Make Ends Meet "Struggling with mounting debt and rising prices, faced with the toughest economic times since the early 1990s, Americans are selling prized possessions online and at flea markets at alarming rates. To meet higher gas, food and prescription drug bills, they are selling off grandmother's dishes and their own belongings. Some of the household purging has been extremely painful - families forced to part with heirlooms. "This is not about downsizing. It's about needing gas money," said Nancy Baughman, founder of eBizAuctions, an online auction service she runs out of her garage in Raleigh, N.C. One former affluent customer is now unemployed and had to unload Hermes leather jackets and Versace jeans and silk shirts."
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POPSThe "It" Shoe The "it" bag might have seen its day, but women are still scooping up shoes -- and for higher prices than ever before.
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POPS20 Ugliest Celebrities Ugly is only skin deep. But look at #3. I do have to say though. I saw photo of #17 Kelly Osbourne the other day and she has lost over 20 pounds and looks great.
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POPSFrom Russia With Love:Prime Minister Putin
Foreign investments, though at record levels, remain less than 3% of GDP, on the whole foreigners remain reluctant - not to say scared stiff - to touch Russia. Worse yet, though foreign investments have grown, they usually go to mineral extraction, not to production of finished goods. During Putin's reign oil and gas production nearly trebled, to nearly a full third of the entire economy, and four-fifths of all exports. Putin initially capped government spending and ended the derelict printing of cash, last year - according to The Economist - the state bureaucracy expanded by more than 50% to 828,000 people, while government spending rose 20%. PUTIN'S MAIN message has been that the demise of communism and the Warsaw Pact, and even the arrival of former communist states in the EU and NATO, don't yet spell freedom's historic victory. The world has been introduced to a new authoritarianism, one which emulates the kind overseen a generation ago by Chile's Augusto Pinochet
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POPScon tem po rary art seems like an interesting site 4 photography & art. last photo: "Guys & Dolls: Seeing Stars", is a two-person exhibition of photographs by Rose Hartman and Holger Keifel that juxtaposes revealing moments of boxing personalities with those of social celebrities. Dating from the 1970's through today, Rose Hartman and Holger Keifel's photographs include world known figures, such as Jackie O, Donatella Versace, Naomi Campbell, Oscar de la Hoya,
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POPSBest Documentary EVER: Never shown in USA !!! Amnesty International has publicly confirmed that a fear of violence directed at their staff forced the organisation to withdraw 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised' from their recent film festival in Vancouver, Canada. In an article in the Guardian newspaper (http://www.guardian.co.uk/venezuela/story/0,12716,1090788,00.html), an Amnesty spokesman said the organisation had been forced to pull the film after staff at their Venezuelan office expressed fears for their safety if the film was screened. Prior to this, Amnesty has received a series of representations alleging that the film had distorted key events. These representations were rejected. The film was only pulled after the safety fears were raised. The Guardian confirmed that the campaign to halt screenings of the film is connected to opponents of the Venezuelan government.
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POPSLuxury Brands Are Tastemakers in All Segments Mastery of today's marketplace doesn't just mean category dominance, it requires broad consumer trust. As leaders in luxury like Versace, Ferragamo and Prada explore the domain of transportation and technology, they serve discerning, loyal consumers with fashion-forward offerings in these key segments.
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POPSSad Story - Anorexia While not a fan of celebrity news this story caught my eye. How sad for a 20 year and her parents. BTW, for American readers, 4 1/2 stones is 63 pounds. Heart breaking.
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POPSVersace Designs Helicopters! I'm not sure how Versace made the leap from fashion house to 'copter hangar, but ME LIKEY! The only thing missing is a bit of bling...
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