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In this rare and exclusive conversation, Manolo Blahnik discusses his incredible career redefining the role of the shoe in fashion.
Every once in a while a movie comes along that has no deep message; no car chases or tons of explosives; and what's best is it isn't in 3D. The purpose of these movies is just to entertain, and such a movie is New Year's Eve.
I'm not going to go into all the subplots, except to say that they all end as happily as you know they will from the very start.
When is a comedy not a comedy? When it's one of what apparently is becoming a series of holiday-themed movies by Garry Marshall.
Solange talks about breathing new life to Place Vendome, corrects the misconception that she's French, and says that's it's okay to be angry sometimes.
I've been waiting with something akin to bated breath for the second season. Bravo can do reality competition programs like no other network, it's way clear. They have the formula down and they're really good at it.
Why is it that the modern mom can love children and her career but the childless woman can only love her career? In America today, has feminism morphed into mommyism?
The problem with the movie is the unlikability of Kate. She doesn't come across as someone who would succeed in business.
At a special screening of "I Don't Know How She Does It," it seemed like everyone in the room was a mom. You could hear the entire audience, myself included, sniffling when Kate Reddy finds out the nanny took her toddler son for a haircut, his first ever.
She feels she does everything -- badly. Apparently this is meant to be something every working parent in the world can relate to.
Do such tales represent a step forward? After all, an ambitious -- if naive -- journalist's attempts to succeed at "the job a million girls would kill for," or the story of the daily struggles that comprise a working woman's life -- well, they're infinitely more relatable than, say, Cinderella.
His oeuvre are the height of glamor and artistry, like the pair of heels that looked like they were made entirely of feathers featured in the first Sex and the City movie or the stiletto heel that resembles a rose stem with thorns.
The Robin Hood Foundation seemed to raise $47 million in a nanosecond at their gala. I had to learn more. The Foundation's executive director, David Saltzman, patiently answered some questions.
NEW YORK-- Last week the Brooklyn Museum held its annual Brooklyn Artists Ball, hosted this time around by Sarah Jessica Parker and Liv Tyler, two meg...
Sarah Jessica Parker is the most intriguing of paradoxes. Best known as sophisticated fashionista Carrie Bradshaw on Sex and the City, she somehow manages to also embody the girl next door.
Matthew Broderick found success at an early age with his memorable performance in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. His efforts to trace his family history unearthed a legacy of quiet heroes.
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Will Robin Williams Do a Bit with Billy Crystal?
How Many Acting Winners Will Forget to Thank Their Significant Other?
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Who Do You Think Will Win Best Actor?
Will the Oscar Telecast End Within Three Hours?
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Who Will Billy Crystal Make Fun of First?
What Do You Think Will Win Best Animated Feature
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How Many Oscars Will 'Transformers' Win?
What Do You Think Will Win Best Picture
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What Will Win Best Visual Effects?
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Who Do You Think Will Win Best Director?
How Many Acting Winners Will Cry When They Win?
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What Will Win Best Makeup?
Who Will Win Best Supporting Actress?
What Will Win More Awards: 'Hugo' or 'The Artist'?
