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The New York Times' Maureen Dowd interviewed Flavor of the Year Tina Fey for an interesting article in Vanity Fair. What caught my attention most was Fey talked about her famous scar, which runs across the left side of her mouth. It's something she's never talked about before in interviews. I can see why. From the piece: Liz Lemon favors her right side. That's because a faint scar runs across
Wow, I didn’t even know that Tina Fey had a scar, but now I feel pretty bad about it after the NY Daily News mentioned from where it came. Apparently Fey was the victim of a violent knife slashing incident at the age of five, which left a very faint mark on her left cheek. [...]
Liz Hurley should not be surprised: when she wore a white fur coat in 2001, an animal rights activist doused her in red wine and screamed: "You murdering bitch!"
The Daily Beast - Blogs and Stories (Free subscription) | 11/15/2008
In Tony Curtis' new memoir, the marriages, the sex, and the movies are all there. But the book, like the man himself, lacks a certain oomph. Many years ago my old friend Irving ( "Swifty" ) Lazar liked to begin his day by calling New...
The luxurious restoration of the Fontainebleau seems awkward amid the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. But it could be a brilliant move
Busy today, but here’s a third helping of ditties from the ephemera archives. Joe Thompson: Sticky Fingers. (2000) The Ink Spots: Your Feet’s Too Big. (1935) Marlene Dietrich: You Go to My Head. (1938) The Skatalites: James Bond Theme. (1967)...
"Poor but sexy" is how Berlin's mayor, Klaus Wowereit, once described his city of 3.4 million people, dominated by arty bars and street-corner galleries. With the financial crisis sweeping across the world, that now looks like no bad thing.
HAVE you ever had a celebrity encounter? Cwm-born Victor Spinetti has had thousands in his long career but, as he tells GAVIN ALLEN, the fame game has changed...
One-offs and unique collaborations are the BBC’s USP for the Electric Proms but the festival also brings the best out of music’s legendary figures, convinced it seems to pull out all the stops for Auntie. ...
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have just announced that Lauren Hutton will feature as the face of their upscale fashion collection The Row. She of gap-toothed, tousled hair, golden skin and blue eyed beauty. The 70s super model is experiencing a come-back similar to that of her super sisters Naomi, Christy, Linda and Stephanie. With a MANGO campaign (above) for AW08 and a name check as
Madonna kissed a female fan on stage last night after telling the audience she loves "Frenching the French." The pop superstar was playing a private concert to mark the launch of her latest album 'Hard Candy'. Dressed head-to-toe in black, Madonna said to the crowd of 1,500: "Why do I have this relationship with France? I'm always drawn to working with French people - and Frenching French people.
