• The early 20th century home page: Long before the internet, news outlets like the Boston Globe would hold up handwritten signs in highly trafficked areas to relay important news stories.
• A little history of red soled shoes.
• Roseanne Barr talks to New York Magazine about the slippery slope of fame. Quite memorably, she says, “During the recent and overly publicized breakdown of Charlie Sheen, I was repeatedly contacted by the media and asked to comment, as it was assumed that I know a thing or two about starring on a sitcom, fighting with producers, nasty divorces, public meltdowns, and bombing through a live comedy tour.”
• A list of words that you shouldn’t use.
• Carine Roitfeld sits down and opens up about her life post-Vogue Paris over a three hour lunch at a Russian restaurant.
• Gala fills us in on fold-up bikes and riding through the madness that is Manhattan.
• Was Back To The Future meant to be a period piece?
• A fascinating look inside the life of Huguette Clark: she was born into one of the richest New York families and could have easily taken the path of a socialite but instead died at 104 years old after decades in seclusion. Since the 1980s, she’d chosen to live in a hospital instead of one of her massive residences.
• These days, calling your granny ‘Grandma’ just won’t do. Um, try referring to her as GlamMa instead.
• Alicia from Sea of Ghosts just received the GHST RDR skirt and it looks awesome!
• Just in case you’ve ever wondered what an autopsy on a mermaid looks like.
• Iceland really wants you to pay it a visit.
• Though Oprah’s style has changed quite often over the last 25 years, Stedman has remained pretty much the same.
