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in Chexy's Objects, how will i know you?, the internetsNews, Politics, Religion, Entertainment, Gossip and Opinion for Thinking Folks
From the category archives:
An authentic Barbie jacket on eBay, only $16.
Sold.
Amy insisted.
Barbie rap.
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in Chexy's Objects, everyday objects, girls will be girls, gorgeousness, how will i know you?, my imaginary daughter amy, pearl clutchThat gorgeous grandma of España, La Duquesa de Alba, grimaced for cameras while enjoying a stroll in Paris… or is she smiling? I don’t know.
Today’s ensemble features yet another floral hair decoration, this one picked up off the floor at an Islands Restaurant, a French poodle coif from a local toiletteur pour chiens, earrings and bracelet from a cart at Valley Fashion Square in Sherman Oaks, and a quilted sweater jacket that also doubles as a handy non-slip bathmat, topped off by a marvelous floral and leopard-ish print scarf, because there’s not enough going on here.
Add Cleopatra blue eye makeup and the overall effect is dazzling. It’s Alba in Paris.
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in bad hair, duchess of alba, gorgeousness, how will i know you?, royalsHer Majesty, Betty Deuce, as seen in Wales today as part of her Jubilee celebration, and the Sydney Opera House in Australia.
One has a staff of 244.
As the Queen has more than one residence, the staff are spread out across Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and Balmoral. Some staff would travel with her, whereas some would be static. The list below shows the number of staff resident at all the Royal palaces.
(i) Private Secretaries and Officials in the Queen’s Household: 33
(ii) Private Secretaries and Officials in other Households: 6
(iii) Domestic staff in the Queen’s Household: 29
(iv) Domestic Staff in other Households: 11
(v) Stables staff looking after the Civil List carriages and carriage horses: 19
(vi) The Queen’s private staff and staff who work on the Royal Farms at Windsor: 9
(vii) Chauffeurs in the Queen’s Household: 4
(viii) Chauffeurs in other Households: 4
(ix) Staff in the Queen’s Household responsible for the maintenance of the Occupied Palaces Estate (including the Director of Property Services): 18
(x) Gardeners in the Queen’s Household: 4
(xi) Gatekeepers and security staff: 6
(xii) Firepatrolmen in the Queen’s Household: 4
(xiii) Craftsmen and porters in the Queen’s Household: 19
(xiv) Royal Collection staff: 4
(xv) Crown Estate gardeners: 2
(xvi) Military Knights at Windsor Castle (Pensioners): 13
(xvii) Pensioners: 43
(xviii) Commercial: 16
Total: 244
Sydney Opera House employs 175 people.
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in how will i know you?, little known facts, lookalikes, royalsRachel Zoe spinoff Brad Goreski showed up to the Bravo upfronts wearing what appears to be a homemade suit, or a nurse’s outfit from the Maternity Ward at Cedars-Sinai. Nothing quite says style like too short and too wide pants, too short sleeves, with unfortunate cuffs and a pair of Rachel’s shoe discards.
What look is he going for? Good Humor douche? Diaper Deliveryman in WeHo? He looks like he outgrew this on the way to the event.
Just no.
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in babies, bad form, can you believe it?, chaos, chexy's fashion report, horror, how will i know you?, whateverThat beautiful Friday Face belongs to former network executive Loreen Arbus, age undetermined. We have her to thank for Lifetime and all of its marvelous bio pix. Loreen was photographed at a charity event last night in NYC. Her father was Leonard H. Goldenson, Founder and former Chair of ABC.
If you don’t recognize her, she used to look like this…
Loreen is now active in dozens of philanthropic causes. She is also a professional tango dancer.
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in Friday Face, fabulosity, gorgeousness, how will i know you?, pearl clutchTom Cruise as he appears in an article on the InTouch site… juxtaposed with fey TV commentator Ross Mathews.
They’re practically interchangeable!
(The head device is a $699 Hammacher Schlemmer gizmo that shoots lasers into your head. It’s different from e-metering.)
via InTouch (ty J.Lo)
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in bad hair, can you believe it?, crap, everyday objects, how will i know you?, the internetsYoko Ono popped up at the threeASFOUR Fall 2012 fashion show at Fashion Week yesterday.
Oh well, six more weeks of winter.
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in chexy's fashion report, how will i know you?, oddities, sorry -- had toHave you ever wondered how the Duchess of Alba always looks so fabulously beautiful? Probably not, but here’s how they do it.
These wild clippy things are attached to Cayetana’s hair, giving her that extra curl that brings out her sex appeal… making her appeal to her new husband for sex.
The effect is at once stunning and deadening in its utter magnificence!
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in bad hair, can you believe it?, duchess of alba, girls will be girls, how will i know you?, royalsCarole Cook, 84, appeared last night at the Paley Center’s screening of the Carol Channing film, “Larger Than Life.” Miss Cook is the star of such kitsch classics as “The Incredible Mr. Limpet” and “Palm Springs Weekend.” She is neither surprised nor startled. She is merely fabulous. Hair by Technicolor. Makeup by Dupont.
“West Side Story” remnant George Chakiris, 77, attempted some type of facial expression. Greek chic! This is a very convincing weave. I’m not sure if he’s about to smile or weep.
Michael Learned, 72, the mom on “The Waltons,” looked relaxed and alert, perhaps shocked, I’m not sure. Goodnight, John Boy.
Conservative Republican Connie Stevens, 73, with a spectacular lipliner fail, with some type of hair that looks like it’s been infiltrated by makeup left on a pillow. Those are not maggots, that’s part of her dress.
The effervescent Ruta Lee, star of 1954′s “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers,” is giving Lithuanian glamour, and a makeup applied with more force than a “Drag Race” contestant. Don’t you just want to kiss her? She always looks like she’s chewing gum. Labas rytas!
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