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British DJ Chelsea Leyland grew up in London, with aspirations of becoming a big-time actress in NYC. Although her career didn't go quite as planned, her gig still landed her in the city DJing for top industry leaders such as Valentino and Chanel. She even made it on to our list of NYC it-girl DJs. Check out this exclusive interview with Chelsea, where she lets us in on her Halloween plans, her true feelings on NYC nightlife, and her advice for aspiring DJs. More»
Lady Gaga unveiled photos of her new fragrance, Fame, for her little monsters, Vans is teaming up with Kenzo again to give the Authentic model a new look, Alexander Wang teamed up with Kati Nescher and David Sims for his fall ad campaign and much more in today's fashion files! More»
Only in its third season, NAHM may be considered but an infant in the fashion world, however designer Nary Manivong and partner Ally Hilfiger proved to be, yet again, an undeniable presence at New York Fashion Week.
The duo, known for their highly-wearable line of delicate, feminine shirtdresses, debuted their 2012 Fall/Winter collection this past Friday at Milk Studios and were met with overwhelming praise.
We caught up with Nary to discuss the collection, and where he finds his inspiration. More»
TV presenter and fashion journalist, Louise Roe, 29, currently fronts both the US and UK versions of her makeover show, Plain Jane, airing both on the CW networkand MTV. She chats with us about London style, the latest trends, and her favorite places to party. More»
The American Dream is not dead. At least not for Kaveh Soroush, local DC immigrant and half of the techno-house group Pleasurekraft. Less than a year ago, Kaveh was waiting tables at the Four Seasons DC by day to finance his DJ production by night. More»
via. la.guestofaguest.com: Modern-day renaissance man James Franco is actor, artist, student, Oscar failure. In new interview on The Days Of Yore, he reveals just one more job on his resume: McDonald's. Oh, the trials. Oh, the tribulations.. MORE>>>
As longtime readers of the site may recall, we have a complicated relationship with modern-day renaissance man James Franco. While we respect his good looks, talent and charisma, we may have also taken a small amount of schadenfreude at his Oscars crash-and-burn and/or not sprinted to the theater to see Your Highness. But we like the guy's life story, and we were way out in front of the hilarious detail that after dropping out of UCLA, the future Green Goblin made ends meet by working the drive-thru at a local McDonald's, where he refined his impressive array of accents. However, as a new interview on The Days Of Yore makes clear, our buddy Jimmy's exposure to the life of the working man may not have been all that extensive. More»
She's been called Joan of Snark, Gawker Editrix, and "the most famous professional blogger." Elizabeth Spiers, blog writer and internet entrepreneur extraordinaire, graciously submitted to our interview questions. We're crossing our fingers that some of her blog savvy rubbed off on us. More»
CelebritiesWhat is it with New York profile pieces and moving vehicles? Charlotte Ronson, 32, recently learned to drive, so naturally she takes a WSJ writer on a ride. Jesse Eisenberg, geeky movie star, goes pedicabbing with a New Yorker wordsmith, and - most importantly - Sheriff Grady Judd takes a reporter around in his cruiser. More»
We sat down with journalist Laura Lane, who covers both professional poker for ESPN and professional fame-seekers for OK! Magazine. The reporter dished on the millions at stake in those increasingly trendy poker tournaments, on cozying up to celebs, and on why Britney Spears had the saddest birthday ever. More»
The bubbly and unabashedly girly Vie Society gal has a growing following for her lifestyle blog, a lust for life, and a propensity for adding "balloons" and "balls" onto the ends of words. We find out what makes her tick. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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