I have the biggest fucking girl-crush on Lara Stone, it's ridiculous.
My patience is wearing thin with LL. It bugs me that her irrelevance continues to be celebrated. I don't have anything against the girl, but she doesn't do anything of any importance. It's bizarre to me that she continues to get endorsement deals, etc.
I also hate the glamorization of really sad, tortured people. It's not glamorous, morons, it's tragic.
I wish Lindsay Lohan would channel Lindsay Lohan for a change. Unless she wants to switch careers and become a Marilyn impersonator - which I'm sure she'd be great at.
My heart stopped when I read about Andre getting into gardening. I couldn't imagine him pulling weeds or rooting around in the dirt!
I was ever so relieved when I read on to find out what his version of "gardening" is all about. Andre, you never fail to disappoint me when it comes to the absurd!
Do people like Andre Leon Talley and Karl Lagerfeld actually work? I'm sort of under the impression that they just swan around like cartoon characters and say insane things. I have no idea what planet they come from, but I want to go to there. Only they could figure out how to garden without touching dirt or plants.
@Yahtzii: I have a feeling it involves bubbles. Big plastic bubbles they stay inside while they order people around in the garden. And they wear caftans in their bubbles, with Swarovski crystal embellished fingerless gardening gloves.
YOU ARE NOT MARILYN MONROE. you are not even CLOSE to her. ooh, you both had big boobs. having big boobs and red hair that you dye blonde doesn't make you marilyn monroe!
Lindsay Lohan dressing up like Marilyn Monroe? NO WAY, that is just too crazy to believe. Nothing like that has EVER happened before in a photo shoot.
I don't know who's fault it is-- her publicist who is dead set on making everyone think Lindsay's 'downward spiral' is so so Marilyn in order to make her appear more interesting, or photographers who are simply out of ideas...whatever the cause, enough already. It's boring.
@margareita metermaid: I don't know what's worse...Lindsay's apparently obsession with a beautiful, yet tragic, figure, or the fact that everyone is eager to compare them, despite the grim fate that Marilyn met.
I honestly think there's some desire on Hollywood's part to make her into a classic tragic figure. The whole live-fast-die-young-glamour.
@PreposterousHypothesis: I don't know, I have never read anything where anyone else compared her to Marilyn- it always seems to be her, prattling on to the interviewer about their "many similarities" and "common spirits." To me it sounds like some twisted delusion of grandeur from whatever drugs she is no doubt on.
@heatherdazy: I'm kind of over the ENTIRE Hollywood/fashion industry approach of "let's take beautiful woman A and make her look like beautiful-but-dead/ beautiful-but-old woman B! It'll totes be an homage!" Sigh. Two industries, so many tiny minds.
Also, speaking of the words "Lindsay" and "act" appearing in the same sentence, I would really like to see her actually act again. I mean, I know she's working on something right now, but I won't believe it's worth ticket price until I see it. The child can act -- she truly can! Sigh, again.
@cate3710: So I won't even have to pay so much as a cable bill to find out how she did! Excellent!
(Full disclosure: I am one of those people who should be wise enough to know that, as I don't know this woman, I should have no emotion about her whatsoever, but I am actively pulling for her to right her ship and live a happy life. You go, Linds! But stop doing homage-as-fashion. Plz.)
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My patience is wearing thin with LL. It bugs me that her irrelevance continues to be celebrated. I don't have anything against the girl, but she doesn't do anything of any importance. It's bizarre to me that she continues to get endorsement deals, etc.
I also hate the glamorization of really sad, tortured people. It's not glamorous, morons, it's tragic.
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I was ever so relieved when I read on to find out what his version of "gardening" is all about. Andre, you never fail to disappoint me when it comes to the absurd!
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So...will they just put a different cover on Vogue and sell it at a lower price?
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YOU ARE NOT MARILYN MONROE. you are not even CLOSE to her. ooh, you both had big boobs. having big boobs and red hair that you dye blonde doesn't make you marilyn monroe!
stop the madness,
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Blonde. Bra. Sexy. Size 14. Not really. Oh my. My dress. Lingerie. Happy Birthday. Mr. president. Candle. In the Wind. Marilyn. Monroe.
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Next, there'll be a news item reporting that Lindsay stole the dress and the wig from the shoot.
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I don't know who's fault it is-- her publicist who is dead set on making everyone think Lindsay's 'downward spiral' is so so Marilyn in order to make her appear more interesting, or photographers who are simply out of ideas...whatever the cause, enough already. It's boring.
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I honestly think there's some desire on Hollywood's part to make her into a classic tragic figure. The whole live-fast-die-young-glamour.
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Also, speaking of the words "Lindsay" and "act" appearing in the same sentence, I would really like to see her actually act again. I mean, I know she's working on something right now, but I won't believe it's worth ticket price until I see it. The child can act -- she truly can! Sigh, again.
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(Full disclosure: I am one of those people who should be wise enough to know that, as I don't know this woman, I should have no emotion about her whatsoever, but I am actively pulling for her to right her ship and live a happy life. You go, Linds! But stop doing homage-as-fashion. Plz.)