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Malaika Arora via Amrita Arora
I’m one lucky girl.
I am. I am. I am.
And I would like to personally thank the amazing Liane Membis for including me in her project.
On Monday September 13, 2010 I was quoted in a CNN article about women, beauty and ‘perfection.’ I had quite a few people (friends, Twitter buddies and family) reach out to tell me that they not only agreed with that I said, but they wholeheartedly appreciated that I said it. [Read more...]
By: Gini Dietrich, guest blogger
Like Sasha Muradali, I am a huge Mad Men fan.
I love the storyline, the characters, the old days of advertising, the three martini lunches, and the clothes…oh the clothes!
While, I love the series, the first episode of this season really rubbed me the wrong way.
{Spoiler alert: If you’re not yet watching season four, stop reading now!}
If you are, however, caught up and saw the first show of this season, you’ll remember Pete fretting to Peggy about losing the Sugarberry Ham account. [Read more...]
People want to be everyone but themselves.
Heidi Montag did it, so did Victoria Beckham, Demi Moore, Charice Pempengco, Tara Reid, Ashley Tisdale, Madonna and countless others.
It’s this inherent desire to be “perfect.”
Sheyla Hershey could tell anyone who would care to listen all about it. After all, she’s the current world-record holder for the globe’s largest breasts (no pun intended.)
A desire that could eventually kill her.
I’ve been mulling over this for awhile but didn’t want to beat a dead horse into the ground. Except on Saturday July 24, 2010 Kim Kardashian showed up on my Twitter feed, highlighting something that really gets under my skin.
A die-hard fan of hers named Brisa Johnson (who has since deleted her Twitter account) tweeted, [Read more...]
****** UPDATE: Monday February 22, 2010
I had an interesting conversation with Mr. Cheban & Mr. Huck in this order…
Read for yourselves. It was unsolicited, as I never contacted them directly, until I replied to a person who tweeted me including Mr. Cheban and Mr. Huck into my tweet.
Also, I’d like to mention some things since this is apparently now a topic of conversation: I know the show is for entertainment, but I don’t appreciate how it makes my industry, my degree and the field I work in look to people on the ‘outside.’ Nor do I appreciate how it makes women in public relations appear to be nothing more than far lesser versions of poor Samantha Jones-types from ‘Sex & the City’ with the brains of a Karen Smith from ‘Mean Girls.’
xx.
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You need ‘experience’ to pass out bottles of water, short black mini-skirts topped off with neon pink jackets, the keen ability to know not to put mustard in your boss’ sandwich and 4-inch stilettos to work in public relations…that is according to the ghastly new E! reality television show SPINdustry produced by Kim Kardashian. [Read more...]
The 2009 Emmy Awards were over the weekend and we’ve been mulling over what we hated and loved and just…thought was rather odd.
So let’s start with the good stuff 
Our smallest Emmy winner, with the biggest voice, LOVE Kristin Chenoweth! And I hope I see her soon in Mad Men, The Office or 24!
Kristin Chenoweth
She also wins for cutest acceptance speech:
Sarah Silverman and Catt Sadler please take lessons from Kate Walsh. [Read more...]
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UPDATE February 17, 2010
The new reality show is called SPINdustry (which I find insulting to true PR pros), it’ll be on E! television network and will premiere after the upcoming season finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashians
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If all you need is a sex tape filled with some golden showers, a mock radio-drug saddler and a good makeup artist to make yourself famous, proving to the world you are “somebody,†then I guess the Kardashian household is full of “superstars.â€
Didn’t you hear? Kimmie wants to produce a reality television show with Command PR about….wait for it….public relations! [Read more...]
In a time of recessions, foreclosures and unemployment hitting nearly ten percent, a common question the world over is, “how will that affect them?â€
That being the inability to spend at our leisure, as previously done, and them being us, Americans.
Simple question and fair enough for the country known as [Read more...]
