Shania Twain has proven that after more than a decade since winning the title of entertainer of the year at the ACMs, she's still the one.
The world will remember Baroness Margaret Thatcher, the former prime minister who died today at age 87, as the tough-as-nails "Iron Lady." But for us fashion lovers, she will also be remembered for her signature style, which rarely varied over the course of her political career.
Kim Kardashian channeled J.Lo as she stepped out over the weekend wearing a super-tight black jumpsuit that showed off her growing baby bump, and bangs. The 32-year-old reality star and girlfriend of Kanye West is expecting her first child this July.
Margaret Thatcher, the first female prime minister of the U.K. and its longest serving PM of the twentieth century, died this morning of a stroke at age 87. A conservative through and through, Thatcher turned a derisive Soviet nickname for her — the Iron Lady — into a compliment as she privatized British-state-owned industries, deregulated the economy, battled a nationwide coal-union strike, and recaptured the Falkland Islands from Argentina.
There are few designers who manage to make a name for themselves outside of fashion, and even fewer who become known as cultural beacons of their time. But Vivienne Westwood is the exception to just about every rule.
Margaret Thatcher, Britain's renowned former prime minister, has died from a stroke on Monday. She was 87.
"It is with great sadness that Mark and Carol Thatcher announced that their mother Baroness Thatcher died peacefully following a stroke this morning," Thatcher's spokesman, Lord Tim Bell, told according to Reuters.
The UK's only female prime minister, Thatcher led the country from 1979 to 1990.
Roberto Cavalli doesn't have much of a filter. The Italian designer has been known to run his mouth in both interviews and tweets, from declaring "I'll have sex 15,000 times before I die" to dissing Anna Wintour.
