While his soon-to-be-ex-wife Madonna was over in New York City with their kids, Guy Ritchie was spotted last night in Liverpool grabbing some dinner.
The “RocknRolla” director looked content and he strolled into La Vina all by his lonesome, sporting a newsboy cap with a button-up shirt, wool jacket, and dark trousers.
The New York-based boutique's having a rough time of it and it sounds like things are just getting worse.
Diane Von Furstenberg was the top selling brand at their Meatpacking District location until Diane decided to open up shop across the street in March of 2007. Agreements were made to guarantee different merchandise in each store, but customers were confused and ultimately chose to skip across the street and buy DVF clothes in DVF's digs.
So then Tory Burch was the top selling brand. The Scoop customer loves a pair of logoe-d flats and double T'd cardigans and we, (ok, I know all this because I used to work there), couldn't keep them in stock. But now Tory's heading west and opening up shop across the other street on Washington and Little West 12th.
But Scoop will always dominate the designer t-shirt and jeans world, or would, if Vince wasn't opening up their own store on the same corner, and Paige Jeans smack dab in the middle of the four Meatpacking Scoops.
So what happens to Scoop when all the brands they sell open their own doors within a one block radius? And what about if/when Barneys finally opens and they sell everything that's already on Scoop's shelves and then some?
Will they go so far as to shutter their Washington Street doors? Or will they attempt to revamp the specific locations with brand new lines and a very different vibe from their other stores? Either way, we hope they're on it.
For the next six weeks, T&S are blogging at Spinner, where with each installment they'll be writing about one of three themes: laugh, rage, cry. This one's "cry," both talking separately about California's passing of Proposition 8, which took away the right of same-sex marriage along with the rights that go with such a union (i.e. it fucking sucks). Read what they have to say here.
It's family versus money in director Subhash Ghai's colorful musical drama concerning a hard luck singer who strives to become a billionaire in the short span of forty days. After signing an agreement with his girlfriend Anushka (Katrina Kaif)'s father Dr. Banton (Bowman Irani), struggling singer Deven Yuvvraaj (Salman Khan) has just forty days to become wealthy beyond his wildest imagination. But in order for that to happen, Deven will have to take an emotional journey alongside his estranged siblings Gyanesh... [more]
The international jury for the Pentawards, the first worldwide competition devoted exclusively to Packaging Design, presided over by Gerard Caron, has announced their 2008 list of winners.
You can tell that I’m excited, can’t you? Canon’s gone on a rampage and released some cameras that are truly brilliant. The recent EOS 50D, and now this… The Canon EOS 5D mkII. To avoid looking like a Canon loony (which I’m sure I must look like to some), I’m just going to list some of the cool features, and link to the press release and an in-depth preview of the camera.
21 megapixel CMOS sensor (very similar to the sensor in the EOS-1Ds Mark III)
ISO 100 – 6400 calibrated range, ISO 50 – 25600 expansion (1Ds Mark III & 5D max ISO 3200)
3.9 frames per second continuous shooting
RAW and SRAW1 (10 MP) / SRAW2 (5 MP)
AF microadjustment (up to 20 lenses individually)
Three custom modes on command dial, Creative Auto mode
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