Let's face facts: seasonal trends have earned themselves a reputation for being more than a little flighty. In fact, after almost a decade working in various avenues of the fashion industry, the word "trendy" itself has taken on a negative connotation; a look that just about everyone wears to death for a mere few months before casting it off to the depths of our closets for early retirement.
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Arnold Palmer bought Bay Hill Club & Lodge because he loved the golf course and wanted it for his own, not having any idea where it all would lead.
Now his name adorns a PGA Tour event that has been a staple of the Florida Swing for 35 years. It's also carried by two hospitals that specialize in children – one named after his late wife, Winnie, and where more than 93,000 babies have been born since 2006.
Oh, and he's having dinner with Kate Upton this week.
Va-va-voom!
Vanessa Hudgens channeled "Sex And The City's" Carrie Bradshaw in a sexy tied-up shirt and high waist jeans while leaving boyfriend Austin Butler's house.
When Jenna Smith, a 2009 Terra Nova High School graduate who is now a senior at Fresno State studying Recreation Administration with an emphasis in Event Planning, asked her best friend what the best moment of his life was, the last thing she expected him to say was a 545-mile bike ride.
But that’s exactly what it was, and the more she learned about this seven-day Aids Life Cycle Ride, the more she became inspired to do it herself.
As has now been much discussed, CNN's breaking news team shed some tears over the weekend for those “two young men that had such promising futures” in Steubenville. Here is what their legal expert, Paul Callan, actually said:
Once upon a time, many media years BKE (before the Kardashian Era) sexy was defined by absence. It was what you didn't see when you caught the glimpse of skin between the slits of the skirt that made it sexy. The lives of celebrities were sexy because you saw only a "sneak peek" of the good stuff and got to imagine the rest. Fictional dramas imagined how the one percent lived and it was the guessing -- along with the scheming -- that kept us hooked. The humble email, the earliest ripple of the social media tsunami, was sexy because it may or may not have been there.
