I got a unique Twitter follow this morning from someone named BettyDraper aka the *real* Mrs. Donald Draper.
And when I clicked to see who it was, I discovered what 1693 followers have already found:
From BettyDraper (who I found out was this dame above):
For years, I put up with things, like some ostrich. I can't do that anymore. 36 minutes ago from web
With what the phone company charges in rent, you'd think they'd be able to send out a repairman sooner. 5 days!? Lucky we... Read Full Story
Jossip has an eyebrow raising overview of the newest reality incarnation built around Elle Magazine. Sylista will premiere on October 22 on the CW.
Of the show Jossip writes:
"Upon exclusively viewing the CW's Stylista — a reality show featuring 11 contestants competing for The Greatest Prize Ever (and a job at Elle magazine) — we discovered the premise is quite obviously based on The Devil Wears Prada: Incompetent people who have no business being involved in the fashion industry? Check... Read Full Story
Courteney Cox is a huggy kind of lady. She's shown above the other night with Sheryl Crow, and last month with Renee Zellweger at the opening of Appaloosa, in true Courteney form. She's friendly and outgoing and when you cross all that need to emote with Botox the combo is probably not going to turn out well.
Courteney recently told Marie Claire Magazine about a Bo-curious episode not too long ago: "I went to this doctor once," Cox, 44, said, "and he was like, 'Oh, let me do it [inject... Read Full Story
We know you don't want more emails than you can read, but you also need a rich pool of sources for your stories to set you apart from other media.
So we created idea{logg} Exchange. A password protected site that has source requests from well regarded magazines, blogs, websites, filmed media, event planners, and more.
We get so many requests from the editorial and event planning contacts we've made over the years that we can't use, that we wanted to put the information to good use... Read Full Story
Set for a prime pre-holiday launch date next week of October 14th, the Food Network Magazine will make it's debut.
While early reviews of the publication have been mixed, I have a feeling foodie fans of the big stars on FN may surprise the market weary media and pick up copies of the magazine quite briskly. With all the crazy news out there, the Food Network has always been a stress relieving refuge where the party is always on, and the bubbly is always flowing. And with a public that... Read Full Story
If you're an avid politico, we're pretty sure you're kinda sick of the word maverick. It may well be time to see action, rather than just repeating the word ad nauseum. Here Jeanne Moos from CNN gives an illuminating look at the origins of the term. Read Full Story
Netflix has proven that it's about as innovative as the imagination can run when it comes to stunts, promotion, and publicity.
Their latest stunt was this movie watching marathon which took place in where else? Times Square. The world's top destination for wave after wave of buzz branding.
According to the press release for the event:
"Held in a plexi-glass house in New York's Times Square, the [Netflix Popcorn Bowl] event began with eight Netflix challengers and narrowed to two by the... Read Full Story
Diane Keaton has made a second career out of buying and restoring some of the most remarkable real estate in Southern California. Now, Architectural Digest has images of the popular actresses newest project located (quite obviously from the shot above) at 820 Roxbury.
The story goes according to AD: "[Keaton] actually bought the house when it first came on the market at the beginning of the decade, but she backed out during escrow and let another buyer take it. “It needed a lot of work... Read Full Story
