Last week I interviewed my friend Cecilia Singley on what it is like to be a model. My piece was picked up by Radar Online (the coach / couch typo is not my fault...) and I was amazed by the comments and responses from Radar's readers. Of course, Radar Online did a fabulous job sensationalizing my piece... interesting to see how things sound when taken out of context.
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Looks like her romantic life wasn’t the only thing that needed a shake-up!
So what exactly is the Scooby Doo? Many years ago, I was working with a woman who always wore heels and preferably open toe styles. This was because she refused to believe that she was a size 11 and only wore shoes that were size nine. Suffering from such a mental condition of being self-absorbed by a size resulted in her toes hanging over the end of the shoe. Miss Size Victim was in a position of power over me that she abused on a regular basis.
Sometimes something as simple as changing your hair color can be just what one needs to shake things up.
That was the case for actress Michelle Trachtenberg, who showed up to the 3rd Annual Coach Evening to Benefit the Children's Defense Fund at the Bad Robot in Hollywood on April 10, with a brand-new head of red hair.
Today Cotton unveiled Hayden Panettiere as its latest "face," the next pretty Hollywood starlet to croon about the fabric of our lives. Women's Wear Daily reports that the "Nashville" star will put a country spin on the classic jingle, which has been previously sung by Zooey Deschanel, Kate Bosworth and a slew of other celebs.
