Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Back to School
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Love and Relationship Advice through Celebs
Dr. Ronn Elmore, is featured in Ebony as a relationship columnist and he offered the advice below to start actively finding a good mate:
I thought it would be interesting to compare his advice and apply it to famous celebrities in the public eye.
Scenario One: Take the Risk of Letting Someone See Who You Really Are
When she finally came out to the public, she might have lost her show, but she gained a life partner, Portia de Rossi, who she recently wed this week.
Scenario Two: Take the Risk of Going After Your First Choice
We all saw her go through guys that no one could quite understand why she was with, when she finally met someone who is just at the same level as her, it's interesting how well it all turned out.
Scenario Three: Take the Risk of Being Yourself
When Rihanna started to change her image away from the Jay-Z influenced mold of Beyonce, she gained more attention, and perhaps even led her to her new squeeze Chris Brown.
Scenario Four: Take the Risk of Knowing Your Worth the Best
Halle Berry said goodbye to the women beaters and the cheating men, and hello to a baby, because she knew that no man was worth the hassles that she has been given.
Scenario Five: Take the Risk of Doing Baby Steps Toward Your Goal
Jen Aniston dumping John Mayer when her goal is to have a child was the right decision if she felt like he was not mature or truly the right person to raise a child with.
Celebrities lives becoming more public can be viewed as a way for everyone else to develop into more solid individuals through their mistakes or transgressions.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Prada reminds me of a great day in Paris
I really do appreciate French-style art, such as this. I'm certainly excited about the prospect of going to France this October to see Hocus Pocus.
Imagine sitting in a small cafe listening to Hocus Pocus in this beautiful Prada number? Could anything be more perfect?
If fashion must use music and sex to sell today, why don't they hire musicians to promote their designs in their music videos? That way they could still have their own beautiful aesthetic without compromising Chanel like trangressions.