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...understand why she was gone and my apartment was infested with fleas, why certain things are here and certain things are gone. I started writing what it would be like to be able to pick up the phone and call God. Six years later, I was on Johnny Carson, and I was the first woman on the show to be called over [to his couch], from that same routine...
...stereotypes are only exacerbated by the stereotypes of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. Some females remain skeptical even when Carson and the gang serve up a demitasse of glam and style for the clueless, beer-gutted straight male; it’s all good on television, but when their boyfriends and male friends start hogging the mirror, reality TV hits home. “I have this one guy friend who looks in the mirror more than anyone I know,” says Long. “Sometimes I wonder if he is doing it to overcompensate...
...terms of novelty, was the new DVD turntable demonstrated throughout the night. Video footage was projected onto screens behind the stage turntable, and was manipulated by the DJs (if anyone can think of something to call video-DJs that doesn’t instantly conjure up Carson Daly, insert here) in much the same way as a vinyl record. Clips of DVDs (including the cult graffiti/rap/breakdancing documentary Wild Style) were scratched back and forth, as the crowd watched in astonishment...
...about being kinder, to others and to ourselves. While style has entered every crevice of our lives and there is no stuffing it back in the closet, even Carson Kressley of Bravo's Queer Eye for the Straight Guy is hardly Tom Ford when it comes to chic. But the show--which has been picked up by networks around the globe--works because Kressley's snappy banter is underscored with tolerance and generosity...
...rapidly expanding ethnic-beauty market, projected to be worth up to $14.7 billion annually by 2008. Ethnic-beauty care in the U.S. has been dominated by black-centered companies that are close to their customers. Over the past five years, L'Oreal bought two of them, SoftSheen and Carson, and integrated them into a single entity that the company sees as a worldbeater. Researchers at the Chicago institute will help develop products that SoftSheen/Carson can take well beyond the U.S. "You can't pretend to be No. 1 in the world," says Alain Evrard, L'Oreal's managing director...