By: Jenn Ortiz, guest blogger
Just a little newsflash. Remember how we said that bloggers are becoming more valid and relevant in the fashion world? Case and point, these windows at Holt Renfrew’s are spotlighting a few of the top fashion bloggers. more…
*Note: Rachel is in Spain for the summer studying abroad. The adventures of an American in Spain will be featured here as her trip progresses.
By: Rachel Steinman, guest blogger
Traveling Abroad Part Uno!
Let me first apologize for the lack of posts on my part. I promise to have at least one entry on my Little Pink Book once a week on my trip to Barcelona. This entry mostly deals with the beginnings of traveling abroad. What others and I have learned thus far on our trip. We are still getting our feet into the water when it comes to immersing into Spanish or Catalonian culture. Barcelona is unusual than other parts in Spain by its major influence of Catalan in the culture. The two official languages in Barcelona and the rest of the Catalonia region are not surprisingly Spanish, but also Catalan. Signs all over the city consists of these two languages, NOT English. This can be quite frustrating, but extremely more…
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The month of June welcomes American rock star Jon Bon Jovi, his band Bon Jovi and Andy (a famous Iranian-Armenian Singer) recording a version of Stand by Me in response to the Iranian presidential election and the protests.
Bon Jovi sang some parts in Farsi, the language of Iran.
Check it out: more…
You know that saying, don’t bite the hand that feeds you? Well, what if it was the opposite way around? What if you were bitten by the hand that fed? Do you bite back, or let it keep biting until the chewing subsides and more…
Friday night, June 26, I had the pleasure of seeing An Evening With Il Divo and it was brilliant.
Consisting of more…
With reports filtering in, from the likes of The Atlantic and the Associated Press, about mass brutal attacks on civilians by plain clothes enforcers, stray bullets and protests everyday – I wonder if Iran is the new China.
Is Baharestan the NEW Tiananmen Square?
The “Tiananmen Square Protests” (aka the “Tiananmen Square Massacre”/”June Fourth Incident”) started in the form of more…
By: Jenn Ortiz, guest blogger
R.I.P. Michael Jackson
All controversy aside, Michael Jackson was unforgettable. He carved out his image and his style in a way that was legendary. A single sequined glove, a military style jacket, a fedora, a white shirt, short-hemmed black pants, white ankle socks – all of it became almost inseparable from Jackson’s image. No doubt, he was set to take more…
Farrah Fawcett, the best selling poster in the world selling over 12 million copies.
God gave women intuition and femininity.
Used properly, the combination easily jumbles
the brain of any man I’ve ever met.
– Farrah Fawcett
Iconic, for her 1976 pinup poster, Farrah Fawcett died today at age 62 from cancer. Born February 2, 1947 in Texas, Fawcett rose to international star status when she played Jill Munroe in the TV series Charlie’s Angels (created by Aaron Spelling.)
A multiple Golden Globe and Emmy Award nominee, Fawcett was also a Broadway actress, posed for more…
Geekettes, rejoice! more…
By: Kasey Skala, guest blogger
How many of you have heard the saying – the customer is always right? What about – customers come first? I’m sure most of us have heard these sayings once or twice in our lives. Well, I’m hear to tell you that both of those thoughts are wrong. The customer is NOT always right, nor does the customer always come first. In fact, right now more…
From one Gator to the next, Congrats to University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow who is the 2008-09 Roy F. Kramer Southeastern Conference Male Athlete of the Year! more…
Hello Bloglandia,
What a great day today is, not only is the Little Pink Book celebrating our 100th post today, but the folks at Scribnia have honored me, Sasha, with Author of the Day! more…
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