While some members of my family call me "L'Americaine" (i.e. "The American," not sure if they mean it as a compliment or not... ), and while I think in some ways I am American, at the core, I feel European. French Swiss to be exact.
Everyone knows someone who's been impacted by breast cancer. Talking about it isn't easy. Enduring it is painful. And those lucky enough to survive see a body in the mirror that bears the scars of that experience.
Today in the US, about half of all survivors live with post-mastectomy scars. And many of them never get their nipples back. The emotional impact of this can be devastating.
I know because my sister-in-law Molly experienced it first-hand. Fortunately, she had an idea, which would change the game for hers and many others.
Here's the story.
San Francisco, CA - The success of four men's grooming clubs in New York, Chicago, Toronto and Beverly Hills. Is just the tip of the iceberg for John Allen who recently partnered up with men's designer John Varvatos.
Allen is the man behind the edge of tradition. Now he's opening his fifth location which is right here in San Francisco. This new upscale club is donning a new name called the "JA Razor Club" which is featured for the first time in a boutique clothing store with the Varvatos brand.
This week, Victoria's Secret is under the gun for marketing a line of underwear to young women. The company says that it is not a new line, but an existent one, and the advertising is intended for college kids, not little girls, but parents aren't buying it. As for me, I think it is ridiculous that we are still having this conversation.
Kristen Stewart and Lindsay Lohan met through a mutual friend and bonded over the woes of fame, "Page Six" reports in an item that opens with the most magnificent aside in the history of gossip-item asides:
Katharine McPhee is probably used to turning heads. The "Smash" star (for now) is no stranger to a quick change-up and has had blond hair before, in sharp contrast to her usual brunette.
