Weekday Vegetarianism

Treehugger.com blogger Graham Hill has a suggestion for helping to save the planet... and perhaps ourselves.



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See Monkey 'Do

Designer Valentino as he appeared on arrival to the Taormina Film Festival, and a 3.5" figurine of a Wizard of Oz Flying Monkey.

So alike, and yet only one is wearing a suit designed by Adrian.


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Copper Colossus

The Queen of Soul wore this copper sheath to the Tony Awards... and that's not her bosom, that's the earthly manifestation of infinity.


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Burlesque on Carmen

Carmen Electra and a pair of interesting spheres... at the A Time For Heroes Celebrity Picnic sponsored by Disney to benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation.



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Who's That Girl?

When you see that well-shod foot step out of a Jag, along with that purse and a pair of black gloves in June, it can only be one girl...


Betty Deuce! -- who busted out wearing blue and her favorite brooch this Sunday for some Queen's Cup Polo.



That diamond, ruby and sapphire brooch is known as the Cartier Flower Basket, given to Betty by her mother after she popped out Prince Charles.

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Boston Massacre

Kobe splats... and is comforted by a young Celtics fan. Lakers down 3-2.

See you next Tuesday.

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Royals in Nutty Hats, Part 32

The royals had a big ol' time this weekend at the annual Trooping the Colour ceremony, which I think is just another excuse for all the royals to wear nutty headwear. Cases in point: Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice.


Leading the way in high-hattery was Prince Philip in his Beefeater bonnet, escorting Her Majesty, Betty Deuce, who opted for one of her ribbon-modified Guggenheim Museum ringers.


Camilla chose this anesthetizing bowler, so hideous that even bonnie Prince Willie had to hold up a hand to avoid even an accidental glimpse.


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