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The last time I bought a slip I was 36 years old. It's been carefully preserved in a lingerie bag in a drawer that hasn't been opened for nearly a decade.
After three hundred years of Infantas and queens wearing the worlds most famous pearl, a little white dog's tooth marks could possibly be there if you are lucky enough to get up close, a reminder of a different kind of queen.
She's got Elizabeth Taylor eyes, an I Love Lucy madcap spirit and a voice that'll melt hearts and minds. What's not to like about Zooey Deschanel?
NEW YORK-- Elizabeth Taylor's jewelry collection is one of legend, and Christie's will be heralding the trove's mythic status as the "Crown Jewels of ...
It's All About the Dress is absolutely delicious, an I-can't-believe-I'm-reading-it-but-I-can't-put-it-down romp of a book, full of celebrity dish, unexpectedly sage advice and a batch of toothsome recipes.
Here was I, preparing to astonish the world with my tale of a visit to heaven, and I get beaten to the bestseller list by a tow-headed kid.
Osama... Osama bin Laden -- is that you? Yes, yes it is -- who is this? It's me, John Bobey.
Some great artists make their most important contributions early in their careers, while others develop their contributions gradually, and are greatest late in their lives.
Interestingly enough, eight is the number that represents infinity, and that symbolism carried over to the great star's love life...
Taylor had the guts to end relationships that were broken before they devastated her personally. And she lived with hope that love would find her again.
I will always remember Sidney Lumet as a director who enabled great actors to give among their greatest performances.
With all the humiliations that Elizabeth Taylor endured at the hands of men both onscreen and off--humiliation that she has been popularly accused...
Elizabeth taught me not to follow "fashion," but to create dresses to please men no matter how powerful you are. Being your beautiful best was the lesson she taught the world of fashion.
"The last of Hollywood's golden era" is the way so many broadcast and cable obituaries described the legendary Elizabeth Taylor. But alas, there are at least five stars from that era who are probably saying to themselves," What am I, chopped liver?"
In her Oscar-winning film In a Better World, Danish director Susanne Bier has the audacity to enter places where madness and inhumanity flourish.
