Archive for April, 2008
IS MICHELLE OBAMA COPYING JACKIE KENNEDY'S STYLE?
Michelle Obama’s (seen on this recent issue of Newsweek) “overt mimicry [of Jackie O is totally unprecedented,” says Carl Sferrazza Anthony, who’s authored 10 books on various first ladies and spoke to Radar magazine.
Is this the campaign’s strategy?
WHO WARREN BUFFET SUPPORTS FOR PRESIDENT…
In this recent issue of Fortune, Warren Buffett says:
“Way before they both filed, I told Hillary that I would support her if she ran, and I told Barack I would support him if he ran. So I am now…
ANDERSON COOPER'S QUOTE OF THE DAY…
“My sense of what’s dangerous is completely warped.
People have stopped asking me for advice, because I encourage people to go anywhere,” says Anderson Cooper in the new issue of Outside magazine.
VANESSA HUDGENS' BIG ADMISSION!
“When things don’t go the way I planned, I tend to get really stressed out and upset over it.
Then, I’ll realize that it’s nothing and be fine a few minutes later,” Hudgens tells Twist.
What else frustrates Vanessa?
HOW CARRIE UNDERWOOD GETS OVER A BREAK-UP…
Carey Underwood has been connected to some pretty big hunks from Tony Romo to Chase Crawford.
So how does she get past break-ups?
She says in the current issue of In Style, “I’m a ‘let it go, move on ‘ kind of person. And ice cream is my friend.
If anybody sees me eating a sundae and I look unhappy, something bad has happened.
I am drowning my sorrows in fudge and caramel and whipped cream. But then I’m like, ‘New day.’”
IT'S ON! HILLARY CLINTON VS. BILL O'REILLY
Well this is one fight I’d pay to see and it’s free.
This Wednesday, Hillary is going to appear for the first time on Bill O’Reilly’s “The Factor.”
Click here for more details.
(Huffington Post)
OPRAH WINFREY MAKES ANOTHER LIST!
The one and only Oprah is on Portfolio’s list of “Biggest Brains.”
Disney CEO Bob Iger says, “She [Oprah] has perfect pitch about what is good, interesting, and relevant.”
It takes a certain kind of brilliance to see that launching the talk-show careers of Dr. Phil and Rachel Ray might go beyond being simply relevant, in Iger’s phrase, and deliver hundreds of millions in revenue.
