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...celebrity friends. She lives in the apartment she grew up in. And, of course, season after season, she sends intelligent, beautiful and, inasmuch as anything in fashion can be, sui generis collections down the Milan runways. "If you want to know what a season is about, you don't miss the Prada show," says Julie Gilhart, fashion director for Barneys. "She never follows anyone else's lead, just her own original energy. Her collections are completely an expression of herself...
...there are not more female designers, I point out that there aren't more female executives in any business," she says. "It's a struggle and a balance to work and be a mother and a wife." That said, she is eager to extend herself even further. "I miss being entrepreneurial," she says. "I think I'll want to once again make something from nothing." --By Michele Orecklin
...risen, its imports from Taiwan, Singapore and Japan have declined. China has achieved this critical global role not by protecting its economy but by throwing it open. Tariff rates are comparatively low, and last year it attracted some $53 billion in foreign investment. Accusations that China manipulates its currency miss the point. The yuan is pegged to the dollar, which has dropped in value over the past year. So Chinese exports to the U.S. have indeed grown cheaper compared with those of other countries. To support its currency, China holds about $120 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds, thus lending America...
Bullock finally earned the pot in a recreation of the talent segment from Miss Congeniality, by belting out a verse of “Look at me, I’m Sandra B,” to the tune of the famous song from Grease...
...Viewers and TV executives were offended by the flashing, but their obsessive focus on Jackson’s sun-shaped “nipple shield” completely missed—forgive me, please—the point. More problematic than the distant, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it exposure was the action which caused it: Timberlake’s violent ripping-away of Jackson’s clothing. Whether or not he meant to leave behind Jackson’s bright red bustier, as he later claimed, is not important. What matters is that the lingering image...