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The recent resignation of CPS CEO Jean-Claude Brizard is further evidence of what parents, teachers and students have known for years: CPS is chaotic and has no vision for our public schools or our children. Action Now member Jackie Pruitt spoke at a press conference on October 12th, the day after Brizard stepped down, saying, "CPS has a long history of pulling in outsiders, who know nothing about Chicago's communities, to run our neighborhood public schools. They run our schools like a business and refuse to allow input from parents, teachers or students. This top down approach to education is not working."
She continued, "We are sick and tired of being left out while CPS experiments on our kids with school closings and turnarounds that don't work. We need a strong community voice in our schools, not another clueless outsider. We need an Elected School Board and we need it now!"
Action Now is a member of the coalition "Communities Organized for Democracy in Education" (CODE) that delivered the signatures of over 10,000 Chicagoans that want an Elected School Board. As a result, there will now be a measure on the ballot in 327 Chicago precincts (35 out of the 50 Wards) where people can vote on changing the school board from appointed to elected! CODE was started in 2011 by Jitu Brown at Kenwood Oakland Community Organization, and also includes Teachers for Social Justice, Raise Your Hand Coalition and Parents 4 teachers, among others.
According to National School Board Association, 94.5 percent of school boards in the country are elected and only 5.5 percent are appointed. Chicago has the only non-elected board in Illinois. an independent study by two professors at University of Illinois at Chicago found that under a mayor-appointed board, CPS made little progress in academic achievement and there were widening gaps between white, African-American and Latino students. The report, "Should Chicago Have an Elected Representative School Board? Look at the Evidence," recommended that Chicago transition to an elected school board.
Medill, "Some Chicagoans will get to vote on an elected school board"
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Adam Wright and his wife Kelly are still paying the mortgage at 95 Kissam Avenue as well as the rent on their new apartment. Rebuilding after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy is not an option.
"We put our heart and soul into redoing the house," Adam Wright says. "The house was completely remodeled from the time I bought it 'til my daughter was born last year. We did everything. Every piece of sheet rock. Every floorboard."
The Wrights are interested in a program Staten Island's elected officials are trying to put together that would tap federal, state and city funds to buy property from devastated homeowners.
"I've spoken to many constituents who've said 'I'm done, I can't go back there, I don't want to go back there, I can't go through this again,'" says Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis.
The goal is to give homeowners close to pre-hurricane fair market value for their land, which would then be used as open space. It's not clear yet who would oversee this program or which properties would qualify, but Malliotakis says sites like Kissam Avenue would present a unique opportunity.
"The idea is that if the government does purchase this property, is that it would hopefully be added to the bluebelt system or the wetlands system so that way, we would prevent people from building here in the future, because we know the potential devastation that could occur," Malliotakis says.
"When you go the end of the block and look at the beach, the berm is gone," Adam Wright says. "I don't know how you could build a house here."
City and state officials say they'll be out in their communities, and they'll be using their Facebook pages to compile a list of interested constituents. They'll also be hosting town-hall meetings in the coming weeks to let people know that this could potentially be an option.

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The fiscal cliff may not be resolved yet. But after House Speaker John Boehner's latest offer to the White House, it's fair to assume now that tax rates will be going up on the rich in some fashion.
Just how high those rates will be and how "rich" will be defined remain open questions.
But this much is certain: If a real compromise is reached between Boehner and President Obama, the tax increase on high-income households will likely be less than what Obama originally proposed.
Boehner has proposed increasing tax rates on those making at least $1 million. But it's not clear if he proposed raising rates just on their income or on their investments too.
Obama's starting position is to let all the Bush tax cuts expire on income over $200,000 ($250,000 for married couples). That would include a hike in the top income tax rates to 36% and 39.6%, up from 33% and 35% currently. His proposal would also reinstate limits preventing high-income households from taking certain deductions and exemptions in full. And it would raise their investment tax rates.
Under Obama's proposal, 21% of those making between $200,000 and $500,000 would pay more in taxes, with an average increase of $5,919, according to estimates from the Tax Policy Center.
By contrast, close to 95% of those making between $500,000 and $1 million would pay more, with an average tax increase of $16,838.
And 99% of those making $1 million or more would see their tax burden rise by an average of $158,027.
"That's the starting point from which things could go down," said Roberton Williams, a senior fellow at the Tax Policy Center.
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If you've been dreaming of strapping on your own "Iron Man" armor, you might have to wait a while longer. But revolutionary "bionic exoskeletons," like the metal suit worn by comic book hero Tony Stark, might be closer than you think -- just don't expect to fly away in one.
The Maker Faire is a festival spun out of the maker movement that brings together science, crafting, robots, steampunk, drones and Legos. Lots of Legos.
"Crowd control" took on a whole new meaning Wednesday night as a room full of partygoers were given power over a cocktail-making robot controlled by their smartphones.
Google's Vic Gundotra demos a service that they say can look at your library of photos and identify which are best.
Google's Johanna Wright demonstrates Google's voice activated hot word search at a company presentation.
Anyone that bikes dreams of riding a Tron Light Cycle. Revolights, a set of wheel-mounted LEDs, now makes that dream a little closer to reality, and a new built-in version is helping that system become even more lightweight and simple than the original bolt-on setup.
Somebody really, really wants to get an audience with Apple CEO Tim Cook.
You may not know the name Douglas Trumbull, but you certainly know his very influential work.
Call it a historic technological achievement. Call it a victory lap across America. Call it a shameless promotion for a controversial energy agenda. Its owners simply call it Solar Impulse.
Michael Levi is my favorite energy wonk -- and not just because we both had to endure waiting for hours in the cold outside the 2009 United Nations climate-change conference in Copenhagen. (Though he got in first.)
Electric vehicles use the same roads, the same bridges and the same infrastructure as the rest of us. But because they don't burn gasoline, they're immune from paying taxes at the pump to fund that infrastructure. That's going to change.
Sometimes, implementing wide-reaching social change takes surprisingly few materials. With just a handful of bike gears, MIT professor Amos Winter is hoping to change the developing world forever.
Take a pair of hi-fi speakers, an old radio, a couple of DVD players and countless other household appliances, apply some ingenuity and what do you get?
Fans of "Iron Man," take notice: A group of students at the Royal College of Art in London have created two masks that can give you superhuman sight and hearing.
It's no James Bond. But then again, 007 probably couldn't patrol the ocean depths, in disguise, for hours at a time.
A Texas group run by a self-described anarchist has posted what appears to be the first video of the live firing of a handgun created with a 3-D printer.
Some people hire florists and caterers when planning their wedding. Former Google employee Brit Morin brought on a programmer to create a custom app.
The idea of an amputee tinkling on piano keys with all the flair and grace of an able-handed person may seem like a futuristic fantasy.
Forecasting future technology has never been easy. In the 1950s, scientists and technologists envisaged that by now the world would be free from disease, traversed by flying cars, and fueled by minerals from distant planets.
It's a mesmerizing, surreal scene. Eight tiny, unmanned aerial vehicles -- called quadrotors -- begin to rise from the ground in unison.
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A driver of a white Prius with a giant, red plastic flag affixed to its side is rolling through the hilly streets of San Francisco, undelivering mail from mailboxes.
It's hard to engineer this kind of creepy serendipity. Earlier this week, European Union data watchdogs, fighting to protect our privacy in an age of big data, put pressure on Google over the privacy of user information.
Google unveiled a groundbreaking new Chromebook laptop Thursday ? one with touchscreen capability, powerful chipset and an extremely high-resolution display.
Eleven health researchers received $3 million each Wednesday from a new foundation set up by some of the tech world's heaviest hittters. That's twice as much money as a Nobel Prize pays.
What would it be like to wear Google Glass? Google answered that very question Wednesday morning, posting a lot more information about Project Glass, including the user interface, through a series of photos and videos.
A $10 billion machine that smashes particles together is shutting down this weekend, taking a staycation in its 17-mile tunnel near the French-Swiss border while receiving maintenance and upgrades. The Large Hadron Collider, one of the world's largest science experiments, will resume operations in 2014 or 2015 at unprecedented energies.
For a week each spring, the heart of Internet culture relocates to Austin, Texas. And this year, one lucky Web startup will get some help making the move to the tech hotbed a permanent one.
In the last week, the Apple iWatch has made the jump from unlikely rumor to a real product that's probably in development, thanks to well-placed leaks that have been showing up in various publications.
The burgeoning field of 3-D printing got a big boost Tuesday night when President Obama highlighted it as something that could fuel new high-tech jobs in the United States.
One of the drawbacks of Roombas, the robotic floor cleaning devices that automatically scoot around and suck up dirt, is that they are too big to clean what really matters. They fall off of pets, are miserable at dishes and they do very little for tablet and smartphone maintenance.
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—(1) Any member or holder of a debenture of a company or, in the case of a declared company under Part IX, the Minister may apply to the Court for an order under this section on the ground —
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(6) Any person who fails to comply with subsection (5) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $1,000 and also to a default penalty.
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Something said by dumbass yuppie posers in order to get thier ass kicked. Marlow: Represent, yo!
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verb. Go and be a good example to the others of your group or in your position. Dad: Your Mom wants you to square up this joint, yo.
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A word that has been so overused in rap songs, that it has lost all meaning. Typical rap lyrics: "Represent, represent, represent, represent. Represent, represent, represent, represent..."
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A command that provokes someone to make a symbol or sign identifying their gang affiliation. Represent, mothafucka.
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To annoy others with your presence. An activity often carried out by 'playaz'. See playa. Here we be, in Antarctica, representin' to all the penguins. Why, yes! Word, up homey EVEN!
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1. Lend physical presence or voice on behalf of a constituency defined by geography or purpose, when such manifestation of presence or voice by the whole of that constituency would be logistically impractical or impossible.
2. Stand in for a person, organization, or principle in a manner prescribed by law or formal custom where knowledge of protocols is specific and germaine to a particular forum of jurisdiction. 1. a) We represent the Lollipop Guild and wish to welcome you to Munchkinland. b) My name is Howard Dean, and I represent the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party.
2. Your Honor, I have been retained by my client to represent him in the matter before this court. |
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A phrase showing acknowledgement to one's background, home, social group, or original place of residence. Also similar to giving a Shout Outto one's homeboys. Interviewer: So you're from Québec?
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Showing respect to where you come from. Represent yo clique mother fucka.


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Mr. WILSON moved to refer the bill [S. B. 325] to a Committee of Three, with instructions to amend by stating in appropriate sections the number of Clerks and other attaches to which each officer therein named shall be entitled, and the duties of each. He said: It is admitted by Senators that the principle involved in this motion is right and should prevail, but they claim there is no time now to do it. I submit that the office and officer's law should not only provide for every office and officer, but also provide for every attache or employe in each office, thus 1aying a proper basis for a fee and salary bill, to fix by law the proper compensation for each person thus authorized by a prior law to receive it. This officer's bill is yet before the Senate, and if this motion prevails, it can be so amended and returned here by to-morrow morning, thus making no delay in its passage.
The motion was laid on the table.
Mr. WILSON moved that the Committee on Fees and Salaries be instructed to fix the salary to be paid each officer and employe for whom an appropriation is asked. He said: Senators also admit that this motion is right if we had time to do it, but oppose it simply on the ground of want of time. We have plenty of time. This Committee is now in session, and have the fee and salary bill now under consideration. If, as is admitted by all the Senate, this and my other motion just voted down is right, I ask when we will ever have a better time to begin doing a right thing? We are now beginning a new era in legislation, codifying and revising the entire law. It is just the time to reform these abuses. If not done now, before our laws again become a jumbled, voluminous mass of inconsistencies, it never will be done. As we legislate now, fee bills fix one rate of compensation, and often, to to the same person, an appropriation bill fixes a greater sum, and the officer either draws both sums, as has been done, or the largest sum fixed, thus utterly defeating the design or intention of the law-makers, and burdening the State with large expenses. It should be changed, changed now, and let us get it right.
Mr. BROWN had no objection to the motion if it applies to the future, but if it intended to cut out the items in that appropriation bill that has passed the House, and leave this to the uncertainty of another bill, he would oppose it. He moved to lay the motion on the table.
The motion was ageed to--yeas, 24; nays, 16.
Mr. SPANN said: I desire to occupy a few minutes' time on a question of personal privilege. On last Friday the Senate had under consideration a question as to the publication of the semi-annual statements of foreign Insurance Companies, during which I made some remarks on the floor of the Senate. On that Friday afternoon I was called away from the city on offical business. On my return I found an editorial had been printed in the Evening News of this city, making a personal attack on myself, and raising a question of veracity between the editor and myself. It is not usual for members of any parliamentary body to rise to a question of personal privilege in a matter of this kind; but as the article I refer to states that if the Senator mentioned therein, repeats the statement he would be denounced in the public prints as a person of untruth, or as "a liar," to use the words in the article, I have concluded to meet it.
Mr. President--I made the statement in question advisedly, and I simply want to re-iterate the statement I then made together with some additional facts, as I have gathered them, in relation to this matter, after reading from this editorial in the Evening News the following: "Senator Spann in defending the insurance steal said, the reason the News denounced that robbery was because if had been left out--that it had tried to be a third page: 96[View Page 96] party to the steal. Senator Spann may have been ignorant of the truth, but notice is herewith served on him, so that in the future he will plainly understand that the statement that this paper tried to be a third party to the steal is a lie, and the man knowing these statements who re-asserts the same is a liar."
In view of that editorial I will make my statement advisedly--and the contest is simply between the Editor of the News and myself on a question of veracity,--and when I make my statement I shall not enter into any discussion through the newspapers, but this statement shall be the end of the whole controversy as far as I am concerned.
I desire to state that in 1877, when this law was originally enacted, that the editor of the News went to the editor of the Sentinel and the then proprietor of the Journal and tried to enter into collusion with them, or demanded of them that he be taken in as a third party to these advertisements. This statement I make upon statements made to me by citizens of Indianapolis whose shoes the editor of the News is unworthy to unloose. Failing to accomplish his purpose, he applied to the Auditor of State, and urged that official to use his power under the law to exclude the Sentinel and take the News in as one of the parties to this insurance swindle, as he calls it. Failing in that, he went into the Courts of Marion County--into Superior Court and there brought a suit seeking by law to compel the Auditor of State to print these advertisements in his paper. He sought to force by law the advertisement of these semi-annual insurance statements in his own little, dirty sheet. Failing in that, the Indianapolis News denounced the publishing of these adverstisements as a swindle, simply because it has been left out from being a partaker in what it denounces all over the State as a swindle and a robbery. Then it began to play the part of a monkey and went out through circulars addressed to the country papers, which it attempted to use as a cat's paw to draw the chestnuts out of the fire with A statement like that, printed in the News office, was laid upon the desk of every Member of the Legislature, and circulars were sent to the country newspapers, which came out of the News office, holding out the tempting bait that if they would stand in with the News they might be a party with the News in the steal by publishing these statements in their papers, and instead of allowing the country newspapers to send their circulars to Members, it printed these circulars in the News office and sent them to the Members. I say there has not been a printed circular from a country paper brought into this Legislature, but that every one has come out of the News office; they emanated from that source, and that source alone.
The action of the Evening News has been mercenary in its character from beginning to end upon this whole question. It says this is a steal. It says these Insurance Companies are paying $6,160 for these advertisements. It says "Eleven squares of steal, $11; two steals per year, $22; two thieves to a steal, $44; 140 Insurance Companies to steal from, $6,160." Now, if this Evening News was honest, and this is a high-handed outrage, why did it want to put upon these Insurance Companies the burden of printing their statements in every country newspaper, making a cost of over $560,000, a tax upon these Insurance Companies that would increase the price of insurance to be paid by manufacturing and mechanical industries of the State. Yet this Evening News denounced this $6,160 as a steal, and yet, in order to manufacture public opinion, was willing to fasten upon the people a steal of $560,000 from these Insurance Companies in order to accomplish its own mercenary ends.
Now, Mr. President, I am through with this statement. It is only a question of veracity between Mr. Holliday and myself. I made my statement on Friday. Friday night I went to Louisville and returned Monday. In the meantime this editorial was published. When I came back a vote was taken on the statement I made, and in the light of that editorial twenty-six Senators said I didn't lie, and only six Senators said I did. I am willing to stand or fall with the twenty-six Senators and leave the Indianapolis News to take care of itself.


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With the November TV movie "Liz & Dick," "people were definitely expecting it to bomb, but at the same time, everybody tuned in just to see what she'd be like. People all over the country were watching that movie on Sunday night. ... If people totally wrote her off, nobody would really care about what she's doing," Peros said. "Anything she does is going to make headlines, and it's sad. ... I flew out to L.A. to interview her for that big story we did, and just sitting out with her in a public place, people pass by her and take pictures of her for no reason, just because it's Lindsay Lohan."
At this point, said Caplan, the press isn't going to turn away from a star, particularly one who keeps landing in trouble.
"Lindsay Lohan stories always have the perfect narrative -- there's drama, there's conflict," said Caplan. "That's why she gets covered, because she lands in these problems that make the perfect stories." As a result, she has turned into something of an "easy target."
"There always has to be some, and it's cyclical," said Caplan. "There was a time when Mischa Barton was targeted; earlier this year, it was Amanda Bynes. There's always a few people, and Lindsay Lohan's good because she always ends up in these situations."
But these days, Baker said, her pattern of behavior has turned into a kind of reality show the public doesn't want to watch.
"I can't tell you how many people have said to me over the past few months, 'I really wish she would just go away and get help.' Whatever it is. We don't know what her problems are. Those are very personal issues she's dealing with," he said. "And whatever that is, even on just a human level, whether you're a fan or a journalist or you're just an impartial observer, you have to want someone to get healthy and take care of themselves."
The encouraging news out of this, added Peros, is that Hollywood is home to plenty of comebacks.
"If a celebrity wants to change the narrative, they can do that by actually changing the behavior," he said. Since charges were filed against her in November in connection with a car accident that happened last summer, "we haven't seen anything of Lindsay Lohan, nothing out of control," Baker said. "And that says to me that she is capable of controlling her behavior."


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In a demure game of peek-a-boo, ladies are embracing Spring's netted trend in LBDs that take a strong sartorial stance — like that major Céline gamechanger first spotted on the runway in September. Far from boring, Zoe Kravitz is sultry in the most overt of the bunch, by Chanel. While Emma Stone gives good shoulder in Gucci, Olivia Wilde takes the plunge in gown by the same label and Anna Paquin is architectural in Rachel Comey.
- Emma Stone was lovely in black and white Lanvin at the "Croods" premiere. [Lanvin]
- Kim Basinger and Alex Baldwin's daughter Ireland has signed a modeling contract with IMG. [Telegraph]
- KCD Digital Fashion Shows is moving into accessories with the help of Swarovski, starting March 18. [WWD]
- Rent the Runway received nearly $25 million in funding. [WWD]
- Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli chat with the Times about their Valentino vision. [NYT]
Derek Blasberg is depressed. And we can't blame him. After vacationing in sunny St. Barts over the holidays, he came back to a cold, coat-requiring New York City. That's why he was drawn to such bright, cheery frocks for this week's installment of Mr. Blasberg's Best-Dressed List. So we have some bold colors (Emma Stone's red Lanvin), stand-out prints (Solange Knowles's Just Cavalli), gilded accents (Allison Williams's gold-plated Altuzarra) and lots of florals (Rosamund Pike's Erdem and Katy Perry's Valentino). To see what other looks caught Derek's eye, check out the slide show.
- Emma Stone was stunning in a red Lanvin dress and red accessories for the premiere of Gangster Squad. [Lanvin]
- Target announced a new price-match policy that will go into effect immediately. [WWD]
- Rachel Zoe has been named chief stylist at ShoeDazzle. [WWD]
- "Girls" stylist Jenn Rogien has been named aerie's "style and fit expert" and will appear in videos, in-store appearances and more as part of the six-month partnership. [aerie Facebook]
- Miss Wu, Jason Wu's diffusion line, hits Nordstrom today! [Nordstrom]
- The search for Vittorio Missoni continues as Venezuela denies kidnapping rumors. [Fashionista]
- Penelope Cruz will adorn the 14th edition of the exclusive Campari Calendar, of which only 9,999 copies are printed, wearing Monique Lhuiller, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Chopard jewels. [Pop Sugar]
- The Plaza hotel in NYC will present the "Great Gatsby" holiday tree, designed by Oscar winner and production designer for the highly anticipated Baz Luhrmann re-make of The Great Gatsby, on November 26th. The 18-foot tree will carry the spirit of the Jazz Age, using 100 pounds of glass, gold, and silver ornaments in anticipation of the May release of the film starring Carey Mulligan, Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey McGuire. [The Great Gatsby Movie]
- From Emma Stone to Karlie Kloss, see what they wore to last night's CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards. [Fashionista]
- Parson's the New School for Design has announced its plans to open a new center in Paris in Fall 2013. [WWD]
- Harry Winston bought a diamond mine for $500 million. [WWD]
- H&M has announced its Black Friday deals, with deals from $5, scratch-offs for the first 100 people in line at stores, extended hours, and & "Pre-Black Friday" deals starting November 19th, get ready for the biggest shopping event of the year. [H&M]
In addition to painting the faces of Hollywood's finest, working on photo shoots for major magazines — including this one— and creating runway looks for multiple fashion houses, makeup artist Gucci Westman is also the global artistic director for Revlon. Westman's latest offering, The Shanghai Collection, was inspired by her travels to China and is comprised of three lipstick shades, four nail enamels, an eye shadow palette, and a cherry blossom nail stencil. "I was inspired by the romantic films of China, where women adorn ultra-feminine wardrobes of vibrant high-collared cheongsam dresses with saturated colors," explains Westman. The beautiful campaign images fronted by actress Emma Stone and shot by Steven Klein, (shown above), show the rich, sumptuous tones of the line. We think it's the perfect accessory for fall.
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Memories of idyllic afternoons and wild flowers crowns need not be a thing of the past, especially when a floral topper is the look of the moment. First appearing on the Dolce & Gabbana Fall runway in February, recently a trio of celebrities have stepped out with botanical headpieces. We're taken with Keira Knightley's romantic red Chanel piece, while Kirsten Dunst borrowed from the Dolce & Gabbana runway at Cannes. And always one to impress, Emma Stone's delicate band fits perfectly with her soft, rose gold eye shadow and wispy locks. If hordes of music festival attendees and Margherita Missoni's bridesmaids' daisy garlands are any indication, we're looking forward to a very floral summer.
Derek Blasberg, our editor at large and the man behind Mr. Blasberg's Best-Dressed List, came to us for this week's roundup of sartorial style with a joke from his childhood: "What's black, white, and red all over? A newspaper!" (Well, then it would be "read" all over, but we're not one to correct Mr. Blasberg.) But maybe he was right, as that was the color scheme he was drawn to this week – monochromes and pops of cherry. We have variations on the Little Black Dress (Michelle Williams laced herself into an Altuzarra cocktail dress, Penélope Cruz poured herself into some Pucci lace), the white sundress (Emma Stone in a frilled Jason Wu number, Poppy Delevingne in a series of ruffles), and a few jolts of color (Rihanna in a red Acne pantsuit, Elizabeth Banks in a scarlet Alexander McQueen dress). While Blasberg's jokes may have been funny when he was little, we learned this week that good style is no laughing matter.
Derek Blasberg, our editor at large and the man behind the weekly Mr. Blasberg's Best-Dressed List, told us that he's up to his eyeballs in ball gowns. (Maybe that's because this week has been bookended by two very fashionable weddings — the stylist Leith Clark's last weekend and Margherita Missoni's this weekend.) So he was feeling something a little less dressy when he was putting together his newest red-carpet roundup: shorts! With summer coming, it's a good time to think about a piece that is so comfy and so cute. And as we see this week, they can be dressed up for cocktail parties (like Kate Mara and Elettra Wiedemann did for Coach's Summer Party) or dressed down for a trip around town (see Alessandra Ambrosio's and Liya Kebede's versions). Not that all of Derek's favorite looks this week were about shorts, however: Click through the slideshow to see one very anti-casual look that he tells us he just could not omit.
It was a busy weekend for the glamorous jet set, with the Queen's Jubilee celebrating in London, Veuve Cliquot's Polo Classic in New York and the MTV Movie Awards happening on the West Coast. While all three events brought their own dose of style, on the latter's red carpet, we're inclined to recognize three ladies whose looks were near flawless. Emma Stone (in Martin Grant and Brian Atwood shoes) was the picture of sophisticated lady, while Emma Watson (in Brood and Tabitha Simmons shoes) looked edgy in a structured, digital printed dress befitting her youth and Charlize Theron (in Lanvin and Cartier jewels) reclaimed her place as "the fairest of them all" in a bold red dress with a pretty peplum.
- See Emma Stone's lovely new Revlon ads, debuting in July books. [The Cut]
- The queen of disco, Donna Summer, has passed away at the age of 63 from cancer. She will truly be missed. [LA Times]
- After a stint designing costumes for the opera and ballet, Rodarte is creating looks for L.A.'s Philharmonic's production of "Don Giovanni." [WWD]
- Giles Mendel of J.Mendel has been tapped for a collaboration with Hunter Boots. [WWD]
- Jimmy Choo is opening a store in San Francisco. Good luck walking on those heels up those steep streets, SFers! [WWD]
- While getting interviewed at a restaurant for the Times, a Lanvin fan picked up Alber Elbaz's check. He sketched an illustration of her in gratitude. [NYT]
- See five model bloggers to start following now Anja and Coco included. [Modelinia]
- Barneys named a new Senior Fashion Director since Amanda Brooks's departure, Tomoko Ogura, formerly the fashion director for womens CO-OP. [Fashionista]
Unstudied, perfectly tussled hair is historically relegated to beachy waves and Saturday brunch hair. What could be more modern than taking that sentiment to an updo on the red carpet? At Sunday night's Golden Globes, Kate Winslet, Charlize Theron and Emma Stone bucked the sleek ponytail trend of the evening in favor of a side-parted undone updo. We're loving the new chignon.
Its back to business as usual in the land of Mr. Blasbergs Best-Dressed List. After four weeks of looking at the best-dressed females at fashion week in New York, London, Milan and Paris our editor at large and the man behind this weekly roundup of style, Derek Blasberg, is back on his home turf and looking at not what the worlds chicest women wore to the runways but rather what they wore on the red carpet. While you think hed be sick of the glamour, he explained that some of these looks were too good to pass up. Rachel Feinstein in a beaded LWren Scott cocktail dress that held everything on her womanly curves right where it was supposed to be? Divine. Kirsten Dunst, a star of American cinema, working a beautiful, minimalist white Derek Lam sheath? Gorgeous. Michelle Williams, the star of the new Marilyn Monroe biopic, looking sweet and luscious in a fresh-off-the-runway Dior dress? Breathtaking. Icon-in-the-making Emma Stone in metallic Armani frock? Fabulous. Not that Blasberg was into only these dramatic looks. Two of fashions favorite faces Victoria Beckham and Gwen Stefani looked absolutely divine in their day clothes. Well, that is, if you can count an Alaïa dress and chic tuxedo trousers as day clothes.
Well, guys, that's it. Summer is officially over. When we broke the news to Derek Blasberg, our editor at large and the man behind Mr. Blasberg's Best-Dressed List, he decided to devote this week's column of fabulously dressed females to a celebration of the summer's most influential style setters. (Well, at first he started crying, and then he came up with the idea of doing a summer theme.) While he's sad to see it come to an end, this summer was hot on the fashion stakes. Derek's favorite looks ran the gamut, from Kirsten Dunst and Carine Roitfeld rocking couture on the Riviera (Chanel and Givenchy, respectively) to more subtle style moments, like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley breezing through Manhattan in a perfectly effortless ensemble and Alexa Chung trudging through Glastonbury in a vintage leopard-print jacket and Wellington boots. Hollywood had two breakout red-carpet stars this summer: Emma Stone, who busted out everything from Giambattista Valli to Tom Ford to Chanel, and Mila Kunis, who turned up the heat in Lanvin and Louis Vuitton. The past few months also turned out to be good for weddings, particularly when it came to fashion royalty, and we mean that figuratively and literally. Fashion's queen Kate Moss looked magical in a John Galliano confection, and Charlene Wittstock was officially hitched to the Monaco royal family, first in a powder-blue Chanel day suit and then in an elegant Armani Privé gown. But if we're speaking of royalty, when it came to the real queen of summer, it was hats off to Kate Middleton. Married at the end of April, she spent her summer making headlines for being, well, absolutely perfect.
Derek Blasberg, our editor at large, fancies himself an expert on how young women can look saucy yet still ladylike. (And since he wrote a best-selling collection of essays on etiquette called Classy, maybe he's on to something.) Perhaps he was thinking along the lines of the modern lady when he picked a theme for this edition of Mr. Blasberg's Best-Dressed List, his roundup of a week in style: young Hollywood looking sexy yet sophisticated. Thus, we have a concise list of some of the most familiar faces looking fabulous — and modest. No low-plunging necklines this week, and in their place are very conservative crew styles highly cut on the dainty clavicles of such lovelies as Emma Stone (in Chanel Couture), Rachel Bilson (in Chloé), and Blake Lively (in Gucci). While a few girls dared to bare a little sternum (but not décolletage, mind you), they balanced a sexy top with a more reserved bottom. Let the strapless-yet-below-the-knee dresses of Zoe Saldana (in Lanvin) and Emma Roberts (in Kate Spade) show you how it's done. Blasberg says he found all these hot young things looking sweet yet sexy almost relieving. To steal a line from his book: While many think that the world is full of tramps, there are still a few ladies around. Here are 10 of his favorites!
-Get your first look at Missoni for Target, including a snazzy zig-zag bicycle. [AlltheWayUpHere]
-Rumor has it Marc Jacobs could be taking on the post at Dior. [CatwalkQueen]
-Ralph Lauren is unveiling a brand-new label called Denim and Supply. [Racked]
-Vera Wang is launching a line of engagement rings with Zales. [WWD]
-Sir Peter Blake, who designed the famous sleeve for The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, is involved in a collaboration with Fred Perry. [HintMag]
-In honor of Watch the Throne, with its Riccardo Tisci-designed cover, MTV rounded up some of Jay-Z and Kanye's most memorable fashion-related lyrics. [MTVStyle]
-Emma Stone is on a red-carpet roll lately. Here, a look at some of her recent fashion hits (including that to-die-for Lanvin.) [WhoWhatWear]
-Natalie Portman's Dior beauty campaign is out, and it's lovely. [SassiSam]
-In further beauty news, Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde are the newest faces to join the Revlon stable. [FashionIndie]
-Check out a video preview of the Carine Roitfeld-styled, Elizabeth Taylor-themed upcoming issue of V. [V's Vimeo Channel]
-Talk about an unexpected combination: Anna Dello Russo has been named editor-at-large for Macy's fall I.N.C. campaign. [FashionEtc]
-Tommy Hilfiger is collaborating with Aerosmith's Steven Tyler on a line called Dream On. [WWD]
-Rounding up some of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's greatest fashion hits. [Sea of Shoes]
Last night's Teen Choice Awards brought out some of young Hollywood's most fashionable, but the surf-style show proved more runway queen than tween. The cobalt carpet saw a sophisticated turn in elegant neutrals and classic shapes, from Ashley Greene's white-and-black Givenchy to Cameron Diaz's summer-appropriate A.L.C. mini. Emma Stone continued her season of high-fashion style in a color-block Christian Dior resort dress, while Blake Lively stood out in belted orange Gucci. Finally, Rachel Bilson and Zoe Saldana kept things light and flowy in Chloé and Lanvin, respectively.
Its another blistering summer in the city, which, says our editor at large Derek Blasberg, accounts for the many memorable fashions in this rendition of Mr. Blasbergs Best-Dressed List, his weekly roundup of style. The first thing we see when temperatures go up is that hemlines quickly follow, perhaps explaining the above-the-knee styles sported by Leelee Sobieski at a party at Barneys New York, Kate Moss in Lanvin in London and Jennifer Aniston, in Alexander McQueen, whose appearance in the film Horrible Bosses showed a whole new sexy side to the actress. Alexa Chung got really tricky with exposing her skin, rocking only an upper thigh at the Latitude Music Festival outside London. Another possible side effect of sun exposure? Glaring spots of color. In that department we have Amanda Seyfried in a bright-green Prabal Gurung dress, Mila Kunis in a bright-red Lanvin dress at the Friends with Benefits premiere here in New York and summers ubiquitous Emma Stone in a fuchsia-meets-scarlet Giambattista Valli minidress at the same premiere. Our favorite way one of our fashion favorites kept cool this week? A strategically placed vent, as seen on the Roksanda Ilincic dress worn by Carey Mulligan. Thats one way to stay cool in a heat wave.
-The Coach ads featuring Gwyneth Paltrow are out, but there's a catch: they'll only be featured in international publications. [Huffington Post Style]
-Carine Roitfeld is doing a 72-page Elizabeth Taylor-themed spread for V. Now this we have to see. [The Cut]
-For the fashion-finance obsessives among you, here's a breakdown of the Proenza Schouler/Andrew Rosen deal. [Thread NY]
-Emma Stone knows how to work a peplum. First she sported a Giambattista Valli style, now it's a Tom Ford design at the Crazy, Stupid, Love. premiere. [Red Carpet Fashion Awards]
-Two of our favorite young designers, Prabal Gurung and Altuzarra, have created lines for Swarovski, and here's a first look at their wares. [Racked]
-Gucci's Frida Giannini shares her insider's guide to Florence. [Details]
-Topshop is opening a Las Vegas store in March. [Forbes]
-Six artists walk into Barneys with a chainsaw. It sounds like the setup to a joke, but it's actually a description of the scene at last night's Adam Kimmel/Carhartt party held at the store. [StyleFile]
Awards season didn't stop for New York Fashion Week, with the BAFTA Awards happening in London last night. The best dressed of the evening from left: Tilda Swinton in Haider Ackermann, Emma Stone in Lanvin, Annette Bening in Marchesa, Hailee Steinfeld in Miu Miu, and Julianne Moore in Tom Ford.
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4 teaspoons McCormick® Mustard, Ground
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon honey
1. Measure ground mustard into small bowl. Stir to break up any lumps.
2. Stir in mayonnaise and honey until smooth.
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Honey Mustard Sauce is great on turkey sandwiches or as a dipping sauce for cheese or warm appetizers.
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Calories: 110 Calories
Fat: 11 Grams
Protein: 0 Grams
Cholesterol: 5 Milligrams
Carbohydrates: 2 Grams
Sodium: 80 Milligrams
Fiber: 0 Grams
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