fall street style: nycOur favorite autumn looks—envelope clutches, poppy red, combat boots—spied on the streets of Manhattan.Renee H., studentWhat are you wearing? Zara coat and scarf, Balenciaga bag, Asos shoes, Forever 21 rings, H&M skirt.What's your fall must-have? Booties.Photo Credit: Albina Khayrulina
Anabel Murillo, interior designerWhat are you wearing? H&M pants, Zara sweater, Steve Madden shoes, Zara tote and blouse.Where are you going? I'm shopping for client in Soho.
Kathy Yang, studentWhat are you wearing? Forever 21 blazer, Modcloth dress, Asos clutch.
Jessica RiccardiWhat are you wearing? All Saints Maxi skirt, Alexander Wang bag, vintage army coat.What's your fall must-have? Chunky knits.Photo Credit: Albina Khayrulina
Morgan Wang, studentWhat are you wearing? Cardigan, Urban Outfitters dress, H&M tights, Cole Haan boots.What's your fall must-have? Combat boots.Photo Credit: Albina Khayrulina
hannon Slocum, graphic designerWhat are you wearing? H&M cape jacket, black skirt, printed tights from CVS, Guess bag.What's your fall must-have? Capes!Photo Credit: Albina Khayrulina
Natalie GenzlingerWhat are you wearing? Zara blazer, JBrand jeans, Miu Miu bag, Asos shirt, Steve Madden shoes.What's your fall must-have? Flare jeans.
Anastasiya and Maria Tolmachovy (Анастасия и Мария Толмачёвы, born 14 January 1997) are twins and child singers from the Russian city of Kursk. At the age of nine, they won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2006 in Bucharest, Romania, with their song Vesenniy jazz (Literal: Spring Jazz, Cyrillic: Весенний Джаз).[1]Their song was selected from amongst the 200 singers and bands around Russia that participated in the national selection competition.[2] In the national final held on 4 June 2006 they were finally chosen from 20 acts to represent their country in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, which they won clearly.[1] They received 154 points, beating Belarus that got 129 points.[3]The twins released an album called Polovinki in 2007, and have appeared in a made-for-TV movie in Russia.The twins appeared in the opening act of the first semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 on 12 May.
Leighton Meester on the "Gossip Girl" SetIn This Photo: Leighton MeesterLeighton Meester wears an off-white coat and a matching miniature fancy hat on the set of "Gossip Girl" in NYC. The pretty actress was also seen wearing stockings, heels, and carrying a brightly colored orange bag.(October 28, 2011 - Photo by PacificCoastNews.com)Leighton Meester Photostream»
Leighton Meester shows off her fall fashion in a brown coat and black fatigue pants with trendy platform boots as she arrives on the set of "Gossip Girl" in NYC. The actress drew attention on the set yesterday as she was filmed being arrested during a scene for the hit CW show.(October 28, 2011 - Photo by PacificCoastNews.com
Leighton Meester filming scenes for "Gossip Girl" on Madison Avenue in New York.(October 24, 2011 - Photo by PacificCoastNews.com)Country Strong Movie Clip "Give In To Me" Official (HD)
Leighton Meester filming scenes for "Gossip Girl" on Madison Avenue in New York.(October 24, 2011 - Photo by PacificCoastNews.com
Christian Dior Spring/Summer 2012 Ready-to-Wear at the Rodin Museum during Paris Fashion Week.(September 30, 2011 - Photo by Bauer Griffin
HIGH WAISTED: Leighton Meester wears a pair of high waisted pants on the set of "Gossip Girl" in NYC. Leighton could also be seen sporting a colorful flower design shirt and hot pink heels.(August 12, 2011 - Photo by PacificCoastNews.com
John Christopher "Johnny" Depp II (born June 9, 1963) is an American actor and musician. He has won the Golden Globe Award and Screen Actors Guild award for Best Actor. Depp rose to prominence on the 1980s television series 21 Jump Street, becoming a teen idol. Turning to film, he played the title character of Edward Scissorhands (1990) and later found box office success in films such as Sleepy Hollow (1999), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), Rango (2011) and the Pirates of the Caribbean film series (2003–present). He has collaborated with director and friend Tim Burton in seven films, most recently with Alice in Wonderland (2010).Depp has gained acclaim for his portrayals of people such as Edward D. Wood, Jr., in Ed Wood, Joseph D. Pistone in Donnie Brasco, Hunter S. Thompson in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, George Jung in Blow, and the bank robber John Dillinger in Michael Mann's Public Enemies. Films featuring Depp have grossed over $3.1 billion at the United States box office and over $7.6 billion worldwide.[2] He has been nominated for top awards many times, winning the Best Actor Awards from the Golden Globes for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street and from the Screen Actors Guild for Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. He also has garnered a sex symbol status in American cinema, being twice named as the Sexiest man alive by People magazine[3] in 2003 and 2009. He has been listed in the 2012 Guinness Book of World Records as the highest paid actor with $75 million.[4]The Tourist - Johnny Depp talks about his 'first time'
“I once heard George Jones say in an interview that country music was like religion to him. I couldn’t agree more. It’s where I turn when times are tough and I need answers and it’s where I go when I want to cut loose and have fun. As a singer and songwriter, it’s not only how I make a living but what gives me direction and purpose in life.” “I don’t have a storybook tale to tell, as many entertainers do, about growing up in a musical family. I wasn’t singing harmonies in the church by age five and I wasn’t fronting the family band by age ten. Everything I learned musically, I had to learn on my own. My country music education has consisted of listening to a lot records and spending a lot of time listening and playing in Nashville bars and clubs.”Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, Dierks moved to Nashville when he was nineteen and immediately immersed himself in the Nashville music scene. “Most people that don’t live in Nashville probably associate the music scene here with what they hear on their radio, but there is so much more going on. There’s a lot of great live music that doesn’t get a whole lot of recognition outside of the city.” One place that is particularly special to Dierks is the Station Inn, a club that is in many ways a “mecca” for bluegrass fans worldwide. “I stumbled into the Station Inn one night right at the time that I was becoming pretty discouraged with the music business. I discovered a whole community of musicians and singers that played music for all the right reasons. They didn’t play because they wanted to be stars or be in music videos, they played because they loved the music. Being there made such an impression on me that I spent just about every Tuesday night there absorbing all I could take in.”Eventually, the Nashville training ground took Dierks to a bar called Springwater, one of Nashville’s older and “cosmetically-challenged” music venues. “I remember playing there one rainy night and water was pouring on to the stage from cracks in the ceiling. We were all trying to find a place on the stage that was dry…I thought for sure I was going to be electrocuted! By the end of the night, me and my guitar were soaked. But it was my first place to have a regular gig and I didn’t care. I was just happy to be playing music in Music City.” Next on the list was Market Street Brewery, a bar/restaurant located in downtown Nashville. Dierks went from playing for free draft beer to finally having a paying gig. “It took me two hours to load in, set up, and tear down this PA system that I had put together. After paying for parking, the bar tab, and the rest of the guys in the band, there usually wasn’t anything left for me.One night Dierks was playing at Market Street when Vince Gill and Amy Grant walked through the door. Vince had his mandolin with him and he sat down at the bar about five feet away from the stage. Dierks asked Vince if he would come up and sing a few songs and without hesitation, Vince nodded yes. “I thought he would sing a song or two and sit back down but he ended up picking with us for almost an hour and half. ‘Truly unbelievable’ is the only way I can describe it. I thought that if my music dreams never went any further, that would be alright because I got to share the stage (albeit a very small one!) with Vince Gill.”At the same time that Dierks was playing bars on Lower Broadway, he was spending his days the same way Alan Jackson did when he first moved to town, working for TNN (The Nashville Network). “I was really lucky to have that job. I started off working in the tape library researching old music footage for a country music documentary. I couldn’t believe I was being paid to do it.” He later worked in the royalty department, sending checks to songwriters whose songs were used on the television network.After an independent record Dierks made reached the ears of music row, he finally achieved one of his biggest goals: attaining a publishing deal. “Every morning I wake up so thankful that I’m able to be a full time songwriter, and especially that I get to write for Sony/Tree Publishing, with all its history of great writers like Hank Cochran, Harlan Howard, and Bill Anderson.” After years of working outside of music row, Dierks suddenly found himself surrounded by a team of people that believed in him and what he wanted to do musically. One of those people was song-plugger Arthur Buenahora, who teamed Dierks up with another Tree writer, Brett Beavers. “I knew right away that Brett and I were going to get along. The fact that he’s a musician, and has been out on the road with various acts for the last twelve years, means a lot to me because they are the people I respect most in this town. He loves traditional country music and as a writer, he understands the importance of keepin’ it country and keepin’ it real, but also of trying to take the music somewhere new.”It wasn’t long after they began collaborating that a few of their demos were heard by a couple of record labels, both expressing serious interest. After putting on a successful showcase for the two labels, what Dierks thought would be a tough decision turned out to be an easy one. “I met with Mike Dungan and everyone at Capitol Records and knew immediately that that was where I wanted to be. It really is about music over there.” If there had been any doubts, they would have been completely erased one night when Dierks was driving by the record label late one night and saw that Mike’s lights were on in his office. Thinking Mike was burning the midnight oil, Dierks called him on the cell phone number Mike had given him. “Mike, it’s Dierks…what’s going on?” Mike replied, “I’m in Los Angeles in a limousine sitting next to James Taylor. We’re on our way to see a Paul McCartney show…what’s up?” Dierks remembers sputtering into the phone, “Dude, then what are you doing talking to me…you’re hanging out with James Taylor! I can’t believe you even took my call.” Mike laughed before answered. “Talking to you is just as important.” At that very moment, Dierks knew he’d found a home at Capitol Records.The result of this professional collaboration is a record that is creatively “fresh” sounding and pure country. Capitol allowed Brett to work as a first time producer and gave the two the freedom they needed to make the record they wanted to make. Produced with an emphasis on acoustic sounds and dynamics, each song is given space and room to build. The album consists of thirteen songs, eleven of which Dierks wrote or co-wrote. “In today’s politically correct world, it often isn’t appropriate to talk about drinking, but I wanted to make a record you can drink a couple of beers to,” Dierks jokes. ‘What Was I Thinkin’, ‘How Am I Doin’, ‘Forget About You,’ and obviously, ‘Bartenders, etc’…are all up-tempo songs that make you want to get up on your feet…great tailgating songs. “Songs like ‘Whiskey Tears,’ ‘I Bought The Shoes,’ ‘Distant Shore’ and ‘Wish It Would Break,’ might make you want to sip on a beer and get lonesome for a little bit, but that’s what country music to me is all about…the good and the bad.” “I feel like I represent a side of Nashville that a lot people outside of the city don’t know about. All the guys and girls that play down on Lower Broadway in downtown and have such a depth of knowledge of country music and play those bars night after night, for four hour shifts. All the bluegrassers that get together for “pickin’ parties,” where everyone brings an instrument and their favorite beverage and often stay up 'til dawn picking and singing. That’s the Nashville I know and the Nashville I hope to bring attention to through my music.”“I hope you all enjoy it.” Send "Dierks Bentley" Ringtones to your Cell Dierks Bentley lyrics download txt Find more about Dierks Bentley
Dierks Bentley Visits SeaWorld In San DiegoIn This Photo: Dierks BentleyCountry singing sensation Dierks Bentley gets up close to a bottlenose dolphin named Steimie at SeaWorld San Diego on September 19, 2011. Bentley, who was in town for a concert, spent the day with his family at SeaWorld, where they also met penguins and fed seals and sea lions.(September 18, 2011 - Photo by Handout/Getty Images North America)
Del McCoury And Friends Kick Off ConcertView Map »In This Photo: Jason Carter, Dierks Bentley, Del McCouryDel McCoury & Friends Jason Carter DMB, Del McCoury and Dierks Bentley perform during the 2011 IBMA "World of Bluegrass" week kick off concert on the grounds of the Ryman Auditorium on September 27, 2011 in Nashville, Tennessee.(September 26, 2011 - Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images North America)
Name: Kate MiddletonBirth Name: Catherine Elizabeth MiddletonBirth Date: January 9, 1982Birth Place: Reading, Berkshire, EnglandOccupation: Training under photographer Nikolai von BismarkRelationship Status: Married to Prince WilliamCelebrity Ranking # 15
Sophie Ellis Bextor attends the launch of a new Pop Up store in aid of Fashion For Relief at Westfield London shopping centre on April 5, 2011 in London, England.(April 4, 2011 - Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images Europe
Photo: GettyModel and Sports Illustrated cover girl Bar Refaeli has signed on as the new face of Escada's latest fragrance, Especially Escada -- a sparkling rose scent with hints of Ylang Ylang and Ambrette seeds. "When they [Escada] first told me about what the fragrance represented, they said things like, 'spontaneous, free-spirited, elegant, feminine, soft' and all these things that I feel like I'm very much about and love in life," says Refaeli. "And then I smelled it and it actually smelled like it." We caught up with the model after the Especially Escada launch to discuss the fragrance, the workout plan that whips her into swimsuit-season shape and why she's anti-skinny jeans on guys.What's the one product you always have in your bag?Hand lotion. There's an Israeli brand called Ahava.What about a go-to lipstick?Right now, I'm using a Clinique balm with a little tint. It moisturizes your lips with a little color. I don't like lipsticks, but I like tints.Is there any beauty advice your mom gave you growing up that you did follow and also some that you didn't follow?It's not advice, but my mom is very known for her blue liner, she loves to wear really bright, blue eyeliner. I think now, more people are trying it, but she's been doing that forever. I've started to put blue liner inside my eye; it's unnoticeable, but it really give a pop. I like it, it's fun.So I know that you love the new Especially Escada, but is there a scent or smell that you love?Laundry, for sure. I'm obsessed, ask all my friends. The first thing I do when I come home is wash everything so it smells like me. And I always try to find the newest, best detergents. Obsessed, it's awful.Who are your personal beauty icons from the past or today?Well first of all, my mom. Because my mom always has a big smile on her face and I think that really makes a woman beautiful. It doesn't matter what she has on her face, like makeup. I like Cameron Diaz, I like how she's always sweet with her makeup. She never goes crazy, just like pink-y tints, I love that. I like Jennifer Aniston, I like all those girls that are simple. Very laid-back, the girl-next-door, sweet, always with a smile on their face and just go soft.Can you tell me a little about how you get ready for swimsuit shoots? Does it take weeks or are you always exercising in preparation?It depends on the time during the year. I try to exercise a lot just because I love it, I really, really love it. So when I spend a lot of time in Israel, I like to do TRX. It's a new workout, it's unbelievable. But when I travel, I don't work out. It's too tiring and it's too hard. Before a shoot, well let's see, you know what? From traveling so much and being on planes, I try to keep healthy at all times so it's not always before a shoot. I try to keep my body adjusted and normal and feeling like you can take it, it has to be healthy. So I eat junk food, but when I'm craving it, not just because it's there.Are there any tips or tricks that you picked up on set during shoots? Any advice that you learned from other models?I don't think there are any secrets, but eating healthy and working out. I wish there were, I wish there were a magic pill but really, it's doing that. And moderation, it's all in moderation. Don't not eat dessert ever, have it, but then relax on it. Have it when you're craving it, but then eat healthy.What do you think is sexy on a woman, and what do you think is sexy on a man?Same answer for both: confidence. I feel like when a woman or a man carries themselves with elegance and confidence and are happy with who they are, that's very, very sexy to me.What's not sexy?Lack of confidence? (laughs)What about style-wise, what's unappealing on a man?I don't like men that try too hard, I like men that are basic. You know, like jeans and a t-shirt. And you can also make it cool, like V-neck over crew neck. I like very, very simple. I actually like baggy jeans on guys rather than the skinny ones. I like guys that are comfortable and manly.Last question. What's one thing that people don't know about you?I don't know, I'll have to get a list of what people do know about me. Maybe they don't know that I'm very very goofy. Like around my friends, I'm always doing something stupid, I'm the first one up for an adventure. I like to hang out with the guys more than the girls. I'm a guy's girl.
Justin Timberlake reminisces about his childhood friend and fellow actor Ryan Gosling during a visit to The Ellen DeGeneres Show . Justin revealed that he and Ryan actually lived together during their days on The Mickey Mouse Club and sometimes engaged in a bit of "thug" behavior. Hear more about their time on set in this sneak peek of Justin's appearance on Ellen's show this Thursday!
The Premiere of "In Time"View Map »In This Photo: Justin TimberlakeLos Angeles Premiere of "In Time".Regency Village Theatre, Westwood, CA.October 20, 2011.(October 20, 2011 - Photo by Bauer Griffin)
Premiere Of Regency Enterprises' "In Time" - After PartyIn This Photo: Justin Timberlake, Amanda SeyfriedActors Justin Timberlake (L) and Amanda Seyfried pose at the after party for the premiere of Regency Enterprises' "In Time" on October 20, 2011 in Beverly Hills, California.(October 19, 2011 - Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images North America). Rock Your Body - Justin Timberlake - FutureSex/LoveShow
Justin Timberlake: Closing Concert Of 'FutureSex/LoveShow' World TourIn This Photo: Justin Timberlake(UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS OUT) Justin Timberlake performs on stage at the closing night of his FutureSex/LoveShow World Tour in the grounds of Emirates Palace Hotel on December 6, 2007 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.(December 6, 2007 - Photo by Dave Hogan/Getty Images Entertainment)
Anabel Murillo, interior designerWhat are you wearing? H&M pants, Zara sweater, Steve Madden shoes, Zara tote and blouse.Where are you going? I'm shopping for client in Soho.
Kathy Yang, studentWhat are you wearing? Forever 21 blazer, Modcloth dress, Asos clutch.
Jessica RiccardiWhat are you wearing? All Saints Maxi skirt, Alexander Wang bag, vintage army coat.What's your fall must-have? Chunky knits.Photo Credit: Albina Khayrulina
Morgan Wang, studentWhat are you wearing? Cardigan, Urban Outfitters dress, H&M tights, Cole Haan boots.What's your fall must-have? Combat boots.Photo Credit: Albina Khayrulina
hannon Slocum, graphic designerWhat are you wearing? H&M cape jacket, black skirt, printed tights from CVS, Guess bag.What's your fall must-have? Capes!Photo Credit: Albina Khayrulina
Natalie GenzlingerWhat are you wearing? Zara blazer, JBrand jeans, Miu Miu bag, Asos shirt, Steve Madden shoes.What's your fall must-have? Flare jeans.
Photo Credit: Albina Khayrulina
The Premiere of "In Time"View Map »In This Photo: Justin TimberlakeLos Angeles Premiere of "In Time".Regency Village Theatre, Westwood, CA.October 20, 2011.(October 20, 2011 - Photo by Bauer Griffin)
Premiere Of Regency Enterprises' "In Time" - After PartyIn This Photo: Justin Timberlake, Amanda SeyfriedActors Justin Timberlake (L) and Amanda Seyfried pose at the after party for the premiere of Regency Enterprises' "In Time" on October 20, 2011 in Beverly Hills, California.(October 19, 2011 - Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images North America). Rock Your Body - Justin Timberlake - FutureSex/LoveShow
Justin Timberlake: Closing Concert Of 'FutureSex/LoveShow' World TourIn This Photo: Justin Timberlake(UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS OUT) Justin Timberlake performs on stage at the closing night of his FutureSex/LoveShow World Tour in the grounds of Emirates Palace Hotel on December 6, 2007 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.(December 6, 2007 - Photo by Dave Hogan/Getty Images Entertainment)
