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    Oct 12, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Morphine Generation's Erik Hart adds a self-named line

    WHEN designer Erik Hart launched Morphine Generation, his darkly romantic streetwear line, in 2003, imitators came flocking -- ripping off the collection's skull-and-flora silk-screens ad nauseam. "There were people who built their lines around my first collection," said the Los Angeles native, "but I've accepted it and moved on."
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    WHEN designer Erik Hart launched Morphine Generation, his darkly romantic streetwear line, in 2003, imitators came flocking -- ripping off the collection's skull-and-flora silk-screens ad nauseam. "There were people who built their lines around my first...

    Tags: Metal and Mineral, Scarlett Johansson, Cindy Sherman, Brad Pitt, Clothing and Textiles Industry

    2. Oct 9, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. Hip clicks: A different point of view

    Dan Zamudio carries his camera in a gray ski cap, tucked between folds of frayed knitting. The camera once belonged to his mother. She died six years ago. His father found it and considered throwing it out until Dan snapped it up. The lower half is black and faded, though hardly caked with age; the upper half is teal. Surrounding the lens like a half moon are the etched silver letters of a name—"Diana." Zamudio's mom was a Judy. He carries her camera like a rare egg. Every time the shutter clicks he holds his breath. Every photo with this thing could be its last. "This camera won't survive," he said. "I know that. I don't want anything to happen to it. It was my mother's. I've taken great stuff with it. But I've made peace with myself that something will happen."
    Chicago Tribune reporter
    Dan Zamudio carries his camera in a gray ski cap, tucked between folds of frayed knitting. The camera once belonged to his mother. She died six years ago. His father found it and considered throwing it out until Dan snapped it up. The lower half is...

    Tags: Rogers Park, Logan Square, House and Home, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Photography

    3. Oct 7, 2008 |Story| Hampton Roads Daily Press

  3. The 5 weeks of Sarah Palin is too much

    I would like to pay due deference to the Republican candidate for vice president of the United States. I am happy for her that she was not asked a question during last Thursday night's "debate" that she could not robo-answer with memorized talking points....

    Tags: Executive Branch, Massachusetts, Ronald Reagan, Government, National Government

    4. Oct 5, 2008 |Story| Hartford Courant

  4. Sleeping With The Stars

    Champagne, Neighbors? Britney Spears Lists Home Britney Spears, pop princess or pop pariah, has listed her Beverly Hills home for $7.9 million. The house is in a gated community and has about 7,500 square feet, with six bedrooms and 6 1/2 bathrooms....

    Tags: New York, Los Angeles, Georgetown, Joan Crawford, Viacom Inc.

    5. Sep 21, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Pants? Who needs pants?

    YOU KNOW the old fashion adage about taking off one thing before you leave the house to streamline your outfit? Soon it might not be a busy brooch or pair of dangling earrings that gets the toss. You might be ditching your pants.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    YOU KNOW the old fashion adage about taking off one thing before you leave the house to streamline your outfit? Soon it might not be a busy brooch or pair of dangling earrings that gets the toss. You might be ditching your pants. Or so a few...

    Tags: Gwyneth Paltrow, Madonna, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Jewelry Trends, Victoria Beckham

    6. Sep 30, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Paintings could be by Jackson Pollock, or not

    AS EXECUTIVE vice president of Azusa Pacific University, David Bixby fields lots of calls. But one that came through last March was a stunner. Howard Kazanjian, a film producer and university trustee, had come across a trove of paintings by a giant of 20th century art that might be donated to the evangelical Christian university.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    AS EXECUTIVE vice president of Azusa Pacific University, David Bixby fields lots of calls. But one that came through last March was a stunner. Howard Kazanjian, a film producer and university trustee, had come across a trove of paintings by a giant of...

    Tags: New York, Los Angeles, National Government, San Bernardino (San Bernardino, California), Christianity

    7. Sep 26, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. SCREEN SCENE: Chicago wears several faces while filming 'Lucky Ones'

    Tribune reporter
    In Neil Burger's "The Lucky Ones," Chicago isn't Chicago. No, it doubles for St. Louis, Las Vegas and parts of Indiana. "Even though it was a cross-country journey, Chicago was a great place to encapsulate some of the locations that we needed," said...

    Tags: Skokie, Theater, Gene Siskel, Illinois, Chicago Weather

    8. Sep 5, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Kori Newkirk at Museum of California Art

    Ephemeral, transient, fugitive -- a central theme in <b>Kori Newkirk</b>'s Conceptual art resonates through various forms. Thirty-one photographs, beaded curtains, neon lights, murals, collages and video projections made since 1997 constitute his modest traveling survey at the <a href=&quot;http://www.pmcaonline.org/">Pasadena Museum of California Art</a>. If the show feels somewhat thin, look again: The subject of dislocated estrangement makes it so.
    Times Art Critic
    Ephemeral, transient, fugitive -- a central theme in Kori Newkirk's Conceptual art resonates through various forms. Thirty-one photographs, beaded curtains, neon lights, murals, collages and video projections made since 1997 constitute his modest...

    Tags: Metal and Mineral, Venus Williams, Arts, Photography, Christopher Knight

    9. Sep 19, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Simmons and Burke's 'You Can Live Forever in Paradise on Earth' at Kim Light/LightBox

    &quot;You Can Live Forever in Paradise on Earth" -- or so say the titles of <b>Simmons and Burke</b>'s extravagant sound and image collages at Kim Light/LightBox. But would you want to, if this is what it looked like and sounded like, if this is how it made you feel?
    Special to The Times
    "You Can Live Forever in Paradise on Earth" -- or so say the titles of Simmons and Burke's extravagant sound and image collages at Kim Light/LightBox. But would you want to, if this is what it looked like and sounded like, if this is how it made you feel?...

    Tags: Max Ernst, Classical Music, Laura Bush, Ronald Reagan, Bozo the Clown

    10. Sep 14, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Making the switch to women's fall styles

    Times Fashion Critic
    GROWING UP in New York City with a minuscule closet and an insatiable appetite for clothes meant that from a very young age I had to master what I call the seasonal switch. Every year, on a sweaty afternoon in early September, I swapped out my summer...

    Tags: New York, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Michigan, Gucci Group NV, Fashion Trends

    11. Sep 19, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. New label has local roots

    Long before Vera Wang made tunics and handbags for Kohl's and Norma Kamali landed at Wal-Mart, designers lived in a world far removed from the masses.
    Long before Vera Wang made tunics and handbags for Kohl's and Norma Kamali landed at Wal-Mart, designers lived in a world far removed from the masses. It is a fantasy world that appears to be making a comeback. Blame it on the meltdown of Wall Street or...

    Tags: Elizabeth Taylor, New York, Bombay Company Incorporated, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Northbrook

    12. Sep 13, 2008 |Story| Associated Press

  12. Bird's Nest architects design NYC high-rise

    Associated Press Writer
    The Swiss architects of the iconic Bird's Nest stadium at the Beijing Olympics are bringing their innovative style to New York City with a translucent glass skyscraper designed to look like houses stacked in the sky. Architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre...

    Tags: Physical Fitness, Beijing Games, Sculpture, Multi-Sport Events, Cloud Gate

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