AT HOME WITH NEW YORK MAGAZINE
Want to see some outrageous NYC apartments. And of course get very jealous.
Pick up this week’s issue of NY Magazine.
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MERYL STREEP AT BABY PHAT?
If you’ve seen the fashion shows in NYC, you’ve noticed how many celebrities sit in the front row like never before.
In New York Look, The Fug Girls write about the risk fashion designers are taking by simply having “any” celebrity attend their shows simply to get celebrities in the front row.
For example, “what was Clive Owen doing at Miss Sixty in September? Does he even know what Miss Sixty is?”
They ask, “could we one day see Meryl Streep at Baby Phat?”
In the end, designers need “to reconsider cutting the checks with some semblance of common sense” before they ruin their cred in the industry.
(New York Look)
SEX AND THE CITY! ARE YOU READY NEW YORK CITY?
Buy this issue of New York Magazine FAST because it won’t be on the newsstands long.
For many, the end of Sex and the City created a weird void.
And now there’s a sense of exhilaration with the movie about to premiere May 30th.
The excitement, anticipation and relief is all captured on this cover!
I grabbed my copy today. You’ll not only love the cover, you’ll fall in love with Sarah Jessica Parker all over again after you read the interview.
Here are some highlights:
HOW MADONNA TEASED JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE!
In the new issue of New York Magazine, Madonna talks about her steamy video with Justin Timberlake.
The video for your new single, “4 Minutes,” is a tease: “You and Justin Timberlake almost crawl into bed, then you dance. You mount him, then you dance…,” asks NY Mag.
Madonna replies, “It’s meant to be a tease, you know. You’ve only got four minutes to save the world. There’s not time for frivolous behavior!”
HOW MADONNA REALLY FEELS ABOUT NYC!
When New York Magazine reminded Madonna that she didn’t find New York exciting anymore, Madonna responded:
“People have to stop being so literal. I was referring to when I first came to New York and the convergence of the music and art scenes - I mean, my friends were Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. There was this crazy interface for me of art and life, and I don’t see that so much anymore in New York….”
“I’m not saying there aren’t exciting people doing exciting things. I’m pretty much being melancholic.”
MADONNA AND ANGELINA JOLIE SHARE…
When Madonna was asked by New York Magazine about people being skeptical of her and Angelina Jolie’s charity work, Madonna responded by saying, ”It’s not just celebrities. I think people are just strangely suspicious of people who want to do something good.”
