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When you say you're getting divorced, follow through, dag nabbit!!
NOW she looks stupid?
Wait, this is Crustwood. Who looks stupid?
The problem is, everybody in this strip usually looks stupid.
x_Tech… great minds, and all….
So…. Joy wanted to tell Marlene to tell everybody that Jan looked stupid….
Meanwhile, Sue complains about Jan making her look stupid….
and Joy and Verla ….
well, they just look stupid on general principle..
It's enough to make me drink an extra two cups of coffee.
I'd eat one of those cute cupcakes, too….
except I know where they've been.
Good Morning Crustwood!
Two…. count them, TWO…. stars!
Leaky… where are you?
Lay off the cupcakes Joy, it looks like you gained a ton of weight!
Couldn't have put it better myself
Diarrhea of the mouth and constipation of the brain. There's on'y one way to keep a secret—Keep it!
There is hope for Sue; the reconciliation probably won't last.
Gossip makes everyone involved look stupid.
But the girls here thrive on it, nothing they say about anyone is true.
Most times it's to hurt the person being talked about, so what's the point?
But it is hard not to talk about people especially at work.
gotta work on that one.
Wow! Sue IS stupid! She should be telling the stories about what led to the marital strife in the first place. ("And do you know what HE did? And you want to know what SHE said?")
Then there is the follow up on who gave in the most….
Dang, girls, learn to gossip, will ya?
Gossip queens.
Two stars…? ? ?
and what's it say on JOY's cup… ? ? ?
and what's it say on JOY's cup… ? ? ?
Snut Upa?
Sue has STP on her shirt…for her 'motor mouth'?
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Victoria Beckford and Siobhan Vaughan were convicted for forcing a 16-year-old girl to strip before taking pictures of her and posting them on their Facebook profile pages because the girl owed them £50.
During the ordeal the girl was locked in a cupboard, punched and whipped with a leather belt and was then taken to Crystal Palace park in South London where she was made to entirely strip herself naked in front of a camera for 27-year-old Victoria Beckford who told her
This should teach you a lesson.
Judge Usha Karu said:
A vulnerable 16-year-old girl was subjected by each of you to a terrifying ordeal which culminated in her humiliation and degradation.
It emerged that the female victim attempted to commit suicide two days after she was attacked. Both Vaughan and Beckford were sentenced for four years in jail alongside fellow gang members, 19-year-old Daniello Johnson and Antonio Williams. Fifth convicted was 24-year-old Sian Roberts who was sent down for two and a half years for the assault which took place on August 14th last year.

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Why boycotting the Milwaukee Art Museum is a mistake
Some arts advocates want to boycott the Milwaukee Art Museum, or so I hear via e-mails and Facebook. People are upset that the museum has not taken a stronger and more visible stand regarding the detention of artist Ai Weiwei as it prepares to launch its "Summer of China."
This is understandable. But it's a mistake.
What do we know about the Qianlong emperor? Too few of us know the back story for China, an ancient civilization and rising super power. Imagine someone elsewhere in the world scratching his head over who Thomas Jefferson was.
The main exhibit at MAM, "The Emperor's Private Paradise," is a window into the ideas and life of this important 18th century ruler. And if that sounds like stale news to you, unrelated to the contemporary context, know that Ai Weiwei himself sifted this very history in a recently unveiled public artwork (this is the subject of my Sunday Journal Sentinel column).
This upcoming MAM show is also the culmination of about a decade of scholarship and an unprecedented level of access and exchange finessed by the show's curator, Nancy Berliner, of the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Mass.
The museum had a signed contract in place and canceling the show or risking a loss of it, by offending the Chinese, could cost the institution a considerable financial hit. It could also undo the relationship that another institution took years to build.
This is not to say these are reasons for MAM to sit quiet. But it points to the complexity of the situation.
In truth, no one, myself included, was complaining about MAM staging a show in direct cooperation with China prior to the jailing of Ai Weiwei, and China has a long history of suppressing artists. At the same time, the recent spike in the detention of artists, bloggers and activists and the detention of Ai has increased the urgency of the issue that should not be ignored.
MAM is in a tough spot. And it is struggling to find its voice. Still, I think we should give them a little time, at least until the opening of the "Summer of China" on June 11.
It was only two weeks ago that I raised some of the ethical questions about this that were subsequently taken up around the art world, by local artists and in mainstream media like the Guardian and Wall Street Journal.
One thing that is clear from the dialogue that's ensued is that there are no simple answers to what is clearly a complicated situation. I get the sense that the museum is having an intense internal dialogue and that at least some would like to create a forum where the suppression of artists in China can be brought to light (here is the latest news on that). I would rather see them respond strongly and thoughtfully than immediately.
So far, they have responded with near silence. They've declined interviews and released a statement. The museum updated the statement recently, strengthening it very slightly and making the between-the-lines point that canceling the show would have been a form of censorship as well. The museum has also scheduled lectures on contemporary art in China, and it is hard to imagine that the nature of art and politics won't be part of that discussion.
It was a terrible sign, however, to see MAM kick Mike Brenner from its grounds for his brief and respectful act of solidarity with Ai Weiwei this week. For a museum that has been timid about taking a stand, this was a position and a bad one. Mike was not protesting the museum, he considered it a platform for dialogue.
Our museum is as much a gathering place for public debate as City Hall is, a fact that is not true of every museum or every community. With a few exceptions, such as a recent lecture about homophobia in American museums, the museum has struggled to live up to this promise in recent years.
This summer marks an opportunity for the museum to become a leader, locally and in the international art world. I believe it is equal to it.
Let's hope Dan Keegan, MAM's director (above image), is on the horn getting lots of good advice from his peers, from other museum directors around the country. Let's hope the museum board supports the idea of coming down on the side of creative expression.
Because the "Summer of China" should not pass without a very large spotlight being shined on what's going on there now (here is the latest news about artists being detained). If the museum doesn't do this, it will have failed. Then we can talk about calling MAM the bad guy.
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Though it only lasted three seasons, the show has gone on to garner a bit of a cult following. Vivendi must be hoping that cult following has deep pockets since they're looking to charge $39.99 for 13 half-hour episodes. That seems a tad steep to me. Where's Swampy to declare "Do not bring your inflation here!"
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After living half a century, men attain the age at which the healing sciences recommend a medical procedure involving a garden hose, a tiny camera, a doctor to steer the garden hose and the patient lying in what is, since a man can't have babies, the most undignified position of his life.
But I get ahead of myself.
Prior to assuming the undignified position, the patient must first undergo a series of preparatory procedures designed to gradually work up through ever-increasing degrees of humiliation to total annihilation of modesty, decency and common sense.
It all starts when one is handed a powerful purgative liquid and instructed carefully how to drink it the night before.
To visualize this purgative liquid, think of a solution comprised of the salty effluent that seeps out the little hole in your ice cream freezer, mixed with warm pickle juice and topped off with antifreeze. Now you're in the ballpark.
By itself, the powerful purgative liquid is no more effective than ordinary pickle juice. However, the instructions command the patient to drink about 55 gallons of water within one minute of swallowing the purgative. The instructions also warn the patient to remain within 24 inches of a commode or similar object for the next 12 hours or until death, whichever comes first.
If men didn't have symptoms "down there" before drinking the solution - and most of us don't or we would have been forced into this position years ago - they will afterward.
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Suffice it to say that the letters in "one's gastrointestinal system" can be rearranged to spell "intense nitro-glycerine gas."
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Incidentally, this is the same flight-risk percentage of normal heterosexual males about to undergo accidental sex-change surgery.
Once the patient is reduced by powerful drugs to a serene, blithering idiot, the fun part begins.
Three doctors in clown suits grab one end of the hose and run 100 yards down the hall while singing, "Fire on the mountain, run boys run." It's possible that is a hallucination caused by the drugs.
It's no hallucination, however, when one of the doctors spikes a bag of IV solution on the floor and the other two yell, "Touchdown!" and hold their arms up.
Next, nurses in bunny suits and pom-poms swirl a rag mop in a kettle of axle grease while singing, "Then came the day at the bottom of the mine when a timber cracked and men started cryin'." An alien from Roswell, N.M., directs the nurses as they swab down the fire hose along its 100-yard length, and Ansel Adams inexplicably strolls into the operating room and attaches a large-format camera to one end of the hose.
"This is the same camera I used," he says, "to take my most famous photograph - 'Moonrise over Hernandez.' "
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The patient's mind wanders languidly from one narcotic rhapsody to the next.
He observes that the term "IV" is indistinguishable from the Roman numeral IV and ponders possible hidden implications of this fact.
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"That's my wristwatch, you idiot," Ansel Adams says.
Then the patient wakes up at home, having dreamt the whole ordeal.
Mind you, I myself have not undergone this important medical procedure.
But I know people who have, and I know my turn is coming.
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I know you've had a long day.
Apparently, federal agents showed up at your house to arrest you at 6 a.m. for trying to sell Barack Obama's senate seat to the highest bidder.
You're probably wondering what to do. I have some advice.
Back in 2004, I had a rather infamous run-in with Patrick Fitzgerald, the U.S. Attorney in Chicago who has taken such a keen interest in you. He was also, of course, appointed special prosecutor in the CIA leak case. I remember well because I was in his sights once, too.
I had written an article for Time.com called, "A War on Wilson?" in which I tried to point out the scurrilous rumors that Bush administration officials were putting out about former Ambassador Joseph Wilson and his wife, Valerie Plame Wilson. Fitzgerald wanted to know who leaked the identity of Wilson's wife, a CIA agent, and he subpoenaed me to testify. I refused and so did my employer, Time Inc.
A court battle ensued that went all the way to the Supreme Court. After one of my sources, Karl Rove, released me from the bonds of confidentiality, I testified, narrowly escaping jail for contempt of court.
Being from Chicago you know that Fitzy, as his friends like to call him, is notoriously tough and single-minded. He's married now but I'm sure the son of Irish immigrants is still a workaholic, and having convicted what seems like half of Chicago (along with the likes of Scooter Libby and Conrad Black), I don't think he's slacking off just because a new president is coming in. I'm sure you know about how tough he is.
I don't think Fitzgerald is a cruel man. He could have put my big white butt in jail as soon as the first federal judge laughed my case out of court. But he didn't. He waited for me to make all my appeals to the Supreme Court, which meant putting his incredibly high-profile case on hold for a year. A vengeful prosecutor wouldn't have done that.
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There's a lot of news coming from the Pabst Theater group Monday morning. First came the announcement that Sheryl Crow is coming back to town with a show at the Riverside Dec. 5. Now the local venue organization has not one but four more show announcements to share.
Among them are Neko Case, playing the Riverside Oct. 18. Case, well known for her solo work in addition to her role in indie pop supergroup the New Pornographers, just released her mouthful of a solo album last week, "The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You." No doubt her longtime backing vocalist, Wisconsin resident Kelly Hogan, will be there. »Read Full Article
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"Blue Collar Comedy" star Ron White is returning to the Riverside Theater April 12.
Last time White was in town was February 2012, when he performed stand-up at a sold-out Riverside. That's a typical accomplishment for White: he's sold more than 10 million CDs and DVDs and has been one of the top three grossing touring comedians in the U.S. over the past five years. »Read Full Article
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"Finding Mr. Right" (4:30 p.m., Downer Theatre) is a Chinese "Sleepless in Seattle"-type tale about a spoiled and shallow woman who, when she becomes pregnant, is sent to America, where she clashes - and falls in love - with a sensitive single dad who is her opposite. »Read Full Blog Post


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The Lady's Not for Burning
The Lady's Not for Burning is a 1948 play by Christopher Fry.[1]
A romantic comedy in three acts, in verse, it is set in the Middle Ages. It reflects the world's "exhaustion and despair" following World War II, with a war-weary soldier who wants to die, and an accused witch who wants to live.[2] In form, it resembles Shakespeare's pastoral comedies.[3]
It was performed at an Arts Theatre private club for two weeks in London in 1949 starring Alec Clunes, who had also commissioned it. Later that year John Gielgud took the play on a provincial tour followed by a successful London run at the Globe Theatre, which was later renamed in honour of Gielgud.[4] Gielgud took the play to the United States, where it opened at the Royale Theater on 8 November 1950, with Pamela Brown as the female lead. Richard Burton and Claire Bloom had parts in the cast.[5] The review of opening night by Brooks Atkinson had the highest praise for the acting, while describing the playwright as precocious with "a touch of genius," but saying that the words were "sometimes soporific" and that the acting made the play.[6] The play ran on Broadway through March 1951, and received the New York Drama Critics Circle award as Best Foreign Play of 1950–51.[7] It was revived on Broadway in 1983.[8] In the United Kingdom, a reading was produced at the National Theatre in 2006 and it was fully revived in a production at the Finborough Theatre, London, in 2007.
Television adaptations[edit]
There have been at least three TV adaptations: 1958 (Omnibus, S06E29), with Christopher Plummer and Mary Ure; 1974, with Richard Chamberlain and Eileen Atkins, and 1987, with Kenneth Branagh and Cherie Lunghi.
Thomas Mendip is a recently discharged soldier who is tired of the world and wants to be hanged. He enters the mayor's house and engages in brief conversation with Richard, the mayor's copying clerk. Alizon, the future wife of Humphrey, the Mayor's nephew, soon enters. She and Richard immediately feel a connection. Soon Nicholas, Humphrey's brother, enters, declaring that he has killed Humphrey in a battle over Alizon, and thus is deserving of her hand in marriage. Margaret, Nicholas and Humphrey's mother and Mayor Tyson's sister enter. Nicholas and Richard are sent to get Humphrey from the garden, where he is lying, quite alive, after the fight with Nicholas. Noises outside the house make a witch-hunt known, and Thomas repeatedly reminds everyone that he is there to be hanged, and asks why doesn't anyone do anything about it. The Mayor enters, declaring that Thomas shall not be hanged without reason, as there is absolutely no precedent for such an action. Thomas then says he has killed two people, so he is deserving of the gallows. The Mayor does not believe him. Jennet then enters. She is the accused witch. After recounting the wild tales they tell about her mystical powers, and laughing over their ludicrous nature, she is shocked to hear that the Mayor shares the crowd's opinion that she is a witch. The mayor sends Richard to get the constable to have her arrested, but Richard does not get the constable; he does not think she is a witch. The Chaplain enters next, apologising for his tardiness to evening prayers, explaining that the world is so amazing, it is hard not to be distracted doing everyday things. Thomas tells everyone that he is the devil, and that the world will soon end. The Mayor has both him and Jennet arrested.
Later on, The Mayor and The Justice, Tappercoom, discuss the unusual reactions of the prisoners to the mild tortures they are being put through. Jennet will not admit to any crimes at all, and Thomas is continually admitting new crimes. Margaret rushes in in a panic, searching for the tongs to put a blazing log back in the fire. The Chaplain, woken, relates a dream he has had about the ladder to heaven. Margaret returns, horrified at the number of people clamouring in the street over the accusations of Thomas and Jennet. The Chaplain suggests that they invite Thomas to the party that the family is having that night to cheer him up and make him go away, but the family is shocked. The Justice considers it, though. In the mean time, Richard enters, somewhat drunk. He is depressed about Thomas and Jennet, and about his hopelessness over Jennet. He reveals that Humphrey and Nicholas had been sitting in the cellar with Jennet, not saying a word. The Mayor, still displeased for his refusal to fetch a constable, commands him to scrub the floor. Nicholas enters, ecstatic and bloody. Humphrey enters, complaining that Nicholas attempted to address the crowd and was hit by a brick. Margaret questions the boys on their contact with Jennet. Nicholas claims honourable intentions, but accuses Humphrey of being on "business of the flesh, by all the fires of Venus." Margaret takes Nicholas off to be cleaned up. The Mayor comes up with a plan to determine the guilt of the prisoners. He, Humphrey, Tappercoom, and the Chaplain hide upstairs and eavesdrop as Jennet and Thomas converse freely. Thomas talks about how awful humanity is, and Jennet tells why people think she's a witch. They claim that she had turned an old man into a dog, the same man that Thomas claims to have murdered. They grow closer as they talk, and Jennet finally declares that she loves him, whether he's the devil or not. The Mayor and his company re-enter, taking her statement as an admission of guilt. He demands she be burned the next day. Thomas is outraged both at the sentence and the fact that he's being ignored, but the Justice proclaims him guilty only of being depressing and depressed, and sentences him to attend the party that night. Thomas reluctantly agrees, on the terms that Jennet be also allowed to attend. The Mayor and Tappercoom discuss his request as he threatens to inform the whole countryside that they released a murderer if they don't agree. They do, as does Jennet, if somewhat despondently.
That evening, Thomas, Humphrey, and Nicholas are bored together, waiting for Jennet to be ready for the party. Margaret, vexed over Jennet's continued presence in her house, urges Humphrey and Nicholas to return to the party, but they decline, and the three drink to boredom. Jennet finally arrives, and the three fight over who will take her to the party. Jennet goes with Humphrey, as he is the host. The Mayor comes into the room, and tries to get Thomas to go away. Thomas escapes into the garden, and Tappercoom enters as the Mayor as he complains about Jennet's beauty and charm tempting him. Tappercoom mocks him for lusting after her at his age, and reminds him that after she's dead they will possess her substantial property. The Chaplain enters, distraught. He laments over his failure to play a dance at the party. Tappercoom takes him back to the party to cheer him up. Richard enters, and tries to speak to the Mayor, but the Mayor proclaims that he's going to lock himself in his room and not leave until morning. Thomas re-enters and speaks with Richard over the sadness of the situation. Alizon enters, and Thomas quickly goes back to the garden to give them privacy. Alizon is distraught over the unfairness of the burning. Richard half-heartedly defends the laws, but Alizon tells him she doesn't love Humphrey. She loves Richard, and they agree to escape together. Richard rushes to get his savings, but Margaret stops him, looking for Alizon. They both rush off. Jennet, Humphrey, and Nicholas return from dancing. Nicholas stops Richard once again, and takes him to the cellar to get more wine. Humphrey attempts to seduce Jennet in exchange for her life, but he is stopped by Thomas. Jennet, upset, yells at Thomas, who admits his love for her. Nicholas returns, distraught because Richard locked him in the cellar. Margaret returns, very befuddled and unable to comprehend what has been going on in her house. Thomas and Jennet reconcile, and she tells him she doesn't believe him to be murderer. Richard and Alizon return with the old man that everyone claimed was dead or a dog, and Humphrey and Nicholas bring Tappercoom and the chaplain. Richard and Alizon slip off as everyone is distracted by the old man. Tappercoom is satisfied that there is no witch or murder, and Margaret sends Nicholas and Humphrey to take the very drunk old man home before leaving with the Chaplain. Tappercoom quietly suggests that Jennet and Thomas quietly leave town before morning before leaving as well. Thomas, despite his continuing disgust with mankind, agrees to accompany Jennet to whatever new place she goes to, and they slip off into the night.
- ^ Fry, Christopher, "The Lady's Not For Burning," Paperback. Publisher: Dramatist's Play Service (January 1998). Language: English. ISBN 0-8222-1431-8
- ^ Bemrose, John. "Drama that delivers." Maclean's. Toronto: 8 June 1998.Vol.111, Iss. 23; pg. 51
- ^ Friedlander, Mira. "The Lady's Not for Burning." Variety Review Database. New York: June 1998. pg. n/a
- ^ Gielgud, John, "Mr. Gielgud discovers Mr. Fry; Reliance on designer." New York Times. New York, N.Y.: 5 November 1950. pg. 98
- ^ Zolotow, Sam, "Play by Fry bows tonight at Royale; 'The Lady's Not for Burning,' a British Importation, Stars John Gielgud, Pamela Brown." New York Times. New York, N.Y.: 8 November 1950. pg. 49
- ^ Atkinson, Brooks, "At the theater." New York Times. New York, N.Y.: 9 November 1950. pg. 42
- ^ Shanley, J.P. 'Darkness at Noon' wins critics' prize; Drama circle award winners." New York Times. New York, N.Y.: 4 April 1951. pg. 34
- ^ Lawson, Carol. "BROADWAY." New York Times. (Late Edition (East Coast)). New York, N.Y.: 16 September 1983. pg. C.2
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Roach infestation temporarily closes west side Milwaukee eatery
Milwaukee health officials closed a west side soul food restaurant for four days after inspectors found a raging roach infestation on Sept. 19.
The restaurant, Brown's Hospitality Cafe, 3528 W. Fond du Lac Ave., had a sudden increase in the critters the week it had to close, said manager Ensley Brown. He said he didn't know where the roaches came from, as it hadn't been a problem in the past, and the restaurant gets sprayed for pests every month.
A pest control company came Sept. 18, but cockroaches remained. The next day someone called the health department, and inspectors shut the restaurant down.
"It was an unfortunate situation for us because it had never happened to us before," Brown said Monday. "We keep the building clean, that's what's important."
Exterminators came up with a plan and sprayed the restaurant, including the basement, until the roaches were gone, Brown said. The establishment reopened a week ago. Pest control will come every two weeks for the next two months to make sure the insects don't find their way back, Brown said.
According to a suspension order from the city, Brown's Hospitality had roaches in the customer area, food prep areas and around equipment. An illegal pesticide — boric acid — also was being used.
Pest problems were the ninth-most common health code violation for Milwaukee restaurants in the last several months, a Journal Sentinel analysis recently found. Usually, evidence of bugs and mice is not considered a serious health violation unless there's an infestation, and the animals have made it to the dishes or the food. The cooler, fall weather often brings more mouse infestations, according to a city health official.


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And meanwhile, the original, voracious Klikiss race, long thought to be extinct, has returned, intent on conquering their former worlds and willing to annihilate anyone in the way.
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"Rapid-fire action and panoramic plotting make this a first-class space opera." (Library Journal)
"Good but could have been better"
This book and the series is very interesting and an entertaining story. There are some implausabilities that could have been done better but if you look beyond that and just enjoy it is good stuff.
I much preffered George Guidell's reading in the first 3 books. This narrator is a little over dramatic in the read.
And also why cant new narrators in series ever listen to the way the first ones were read so the names are at least consistent?
"A good Yarn, but Steven J. Baxter he is not."
Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the series quite a bit but, as I've stated before, if you're the type who likes Hard Sci-Fi then you will find parts of these books highly annoying. More Fiction than Science. It's easy enough to overlook, given the overall fun of the story, but it can be eye rolling when Anderson completely ignores some of the fundamental laws of the universe without so much as a Star Trekian technobabble to make it seem even slightly plausabe.
Show me your paso doble.
"Just when you think it can't get worse!"
My god! I just finished the book and I can wait for the next in the series. It is such an engrossing story! I've become seriously involved with the characters. I cheer and get worried about their fate. Just when you think everything is gonna work out... BAM! epic disaster. And you wonder "how will the spiral arm ever recover?" How in the world is Anderson going to make things ok? Or is he?!?! There are just so many new and amazing things that happen in this book.
As for the narration. It is different, but you get used to it as with book 4. I do find it weird that the roamers have a southern accent, I always imagined them as Japanese and Italian/European.
Began reading sci-fi 71 years ago, at age 4, will continue until my clock quits ticking.. Best education one could have ever wished for.
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No. However much you like the series, they do get tiring with their constant jumping from world to world, species to species, character to character. And this one is the losing battle before the (I hope) final heroic, winning scenes that will resolve all.
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It seems to me that, if you have a love of fashion, you have a beast inside - a kind of style spirit animal (or animals) whose aura you tap into when you go to your fierce place. So what if, instead of using that spirit as inspiration, you let it out to play? What if you actually became the beast? This Halloween, we're going to explore exactly that through the Divas and KO's and the animal instincts they conjure up for us. We're going to seek the fierce in it's raw form - complete with fur and claws and blazing eyes! - and let it run wild for a night, with us inside instead of the other way around. The true uncharted territory, the real safari, the forest where these creatures roam is a place we can all travel to - if we dare! Come with us and seek the beast within!
If lust for gold and jewels is more your scene, your fierce beast within might take to a Maryse-like dragon. The fire-breathing creatures of legend hoarded gold and precious gems and guarded them fiercely. Their protective nature and fearsome temper made them both revered and reviled. Either way, with their strength and magical powers, they made for superlative - and glamorous! - enemies. Clothe your inner dragon for All Hallows' Eve in the style of Maryse - a zippered bodysuit (leave the collar standing if it has one) with a glittering brassiere or bikini underneath. Alternatively, use a mermaid-scale top to suggest dragon scales. The look can even be done as a coord set with matching shorts. Add fishnet stockings (that scale-like thing again), a wide, jeweled belt and a dragon mask (I love the sophistication of this laser-cut piece!). Finish with OTK boots for a very sensuous, be-glamoured Halloween beast.
I didn't immediately think of Brandi's inner fierce beast as reptilian royalty. It was only when I saw the snake on her new gear that the similar qualities became apparent: wise, powerful, creative, a bit dangerous, and more than capable of biding their time until the right opportunity to strike. If, like Brandi, the snake calls to your beastie within, dress it for Halloween in head-to-toe snake print. Go with python shoes if you have pair, or finish with basic black. Feel free to get wild with snake-eye contact lenses, or glue flat-back crystals on a pair of sunglasses in the vesica piscis (pointed oval) shape. Add a smattering of low, curved horns for a little extra ferociousness and you're ready to slither your sultry way through any Halloween party.
The end of September found the ladies of wrestling and beyond wearing a number of gorgeous dresses, with a few casual looks thrown in for good measure. In the former category is this wrap slip dress of Barbie's. The wrap style - made famous in the 70's by Diane von Furstenberg - highlights all her curves, an effect which is enhanced by the charmeuse fabric. Barbie added a metallic glimmer to the eggshell shade of the dress with her Rockstud sandals and a bold gold choker. If you asked me to split hairs, I think I might say I'd have preferred a slimmer style with a subtler profile, which would have kept the look a bit more cohesive.
Brie gave us her take on the dark-florals trend as she attended the Emmy in this beautifully patterned piece. In addition to the beautiful print, the dress boasts a stunning high-low hemline, which looks graceful and feminine. Brie paired it with ivory sandals, a color and silhouette which added lightness to the darkly romantic piece. I'm also loving the soft curls in her shorter hair - they make this style look so gorgeous on her!
Cathy commented lightheartedly about wearing white in this picture, suggesting that it was allowd after Labor Day since the dress has long sleeves. I'm not sure that quite qualifies as justification for obeying the old guideline, which may have originated for practicality purposes, or as a distinction between vacation seasons and the rest of the year. It is noteworthy that the prohibition applied solely to pure white, like Cathy's dress. It did not include ivory and vanilla shades; hence the rise of the term "winter white". Also, the classic white shirt has been a year-round fashion staple for decades, so you have plenty of options for skirting the whole issue and still following the etiquette, if you so choose. Or do it Cathy's way and say "to heck with tradition" ;). Whew. Having gotten all that out of the way, I love this dress! The mix of lace and sheer is lovely - a modern twist on a vintage vibe. She keeps the whole look light by pairing it with nude sandals, but you could just as easily finish it with black pumps for a stronger -and equally chic! - contrast. That would probably be the route I would choose, especially for this time of year, as the black and white is four-season classic and feels more sophisticated than summery. The again, I would probably try this dress in ivory instead of white (in case you're sitting there pondering "but what would Brie do?" ;)
Doing a complete 180 from Cathy's ladylike look, we find this black monochrome outfit from Becky. It's premise is simple: peplum top, leggings, flat knee boots, but it comes together solidly. It's stylish and looks fantastic on her. Score one for Becky and laidback-cool!
FashionHap: Mid-Sept '16
September saw a whole range of great fashion looks sail across our consciousness - everything from fancy sequins to chill fringe.
Fringe was the main attraction in this outfit of Noelle's an it completely rocks! Imagine all the movement it creates at this super-long length! Way fun, right? I'm not generally a fan of tie-dye, but the bold, straightforward striped pattern of this piece is really eye-catching and pretty, especially in this combination of cobalt and white. Cut-off denim shorts provided the bottom half of her cool-as-a-cucumber look, while black retro sneakers finished it off. Even though the pairing is quite basic, her stand-out top give this look serious punch and it looks fab! Noelle channels Charlotte in her next outfit, a mockneck crop top paired with a pencil skirt and topped with a biker jacket. It's a simple and trendy match-up that works just as well for her as it does for the Raw champ. Char would finish this with pumps or sandals, but I'm betting Noelle put her own spin on the footwear...sneakers, perhaps? ;)
Michelle's daughter decided to play fashion photographer and the blonde beauty complied, striking a pose for us all to admire. This look definitely showcases Michelle's pre -or -post-Laycool style: the All-American girl showed her love for camo, but the glamorous Michi McFlawless? Not so much. Michelle shorted the midi-lengthe piece DIY-style via a knot at the hemline and ramped up the military style with lace-up boots. A knotted white sweatshirt at her waist gave the look a grunge twist, while a long gold pendant provided the only hint of shine. She also played with a concept that becoming a major thing lately: elevating this causal dress with her hairstyle, an intricate braid. She's been favoring this kind of style lately and it works wonderfully with this look.
Eva worked the same idea with this look, but paired her self-wrapped top knot with a distressed denim instead of a dress. The fancier hair works just as well with pants! I love her decision to do this slinky bodysuit in olive - the color looks amazing on her! And her choker - in addition to being bang on-trend - works symbiotically with her hair style to make this look come off more polished than your standard slim-top-and-skinny-jeans pairing. Her high top sneaker finish things off with a casual vibe.
Barbie gave us another sterling example of her flair for laidback fierceness as she paired this high-necked sleeveless halter top with gray denim shorts. The coup de grace of this ensemble, though, is her OTK boots. They really put the exclamation point on the combo. She adds an extra shot of attitude with her chain-handled bag.
From fierceness, we head straight into boho: Renee paired this Free People dress with OTK boots, showing why the super-high style has become as fashionista-staple: they literally go with EVERYTHING. And they swing from genre to genre without missing a bit. I love the edge they add to this delicate dress. I also love Renee's addition of a pork-pie hat; it gives a playful twist to the look that reinforces the free-spirited vibe.
So, you've gotten in the autumn mood. You're ready for pumpkin spice and salted caramel, sweaters, scarves and tall boots. There's only one little problem: you may be feeling like fall, but the weather is feeling like summer. How is a stylish chick supposed to get her autumn on when the temps are sky high and there's not even a hint of cool in the air? Well, for starters, she can take a tip from Nikki. Go with cool, comfortable pieces, but do them in fall-leaning colors. Play with orange, mustard, red, chocolate, dusty pink and olive green. This palette can help you feel like it's fall, even while you use pieces that keep you comfortable in summer temps: free-flowing skirts, casual tees. Use a lace-up version or a deep-v silhouette for a hint of sexy a la Nikki. Don't fear going sleeveless either; that's a perfect reason to top your look with an open-weave or crochet sweater that brings in that autumn vibe you're more than ready for. Go with breezy boho prints that cross seasonal boundaries, or dark florals that are spot on-trend and have a more somber feel than lighthearted brights. Avoid summer staples like linen, gingham, eyelet or gauzy/crinkle fabrics (but pleats are definitely do-able!). Multi-season materials like silk and cotton (choose heavier iterations such as twill or denim, all-season jersey) will cross weather boundaries. Lace is a gorgeous all-year-round option as well. Finish the look off with something suede. An autumn-only material for years, it's come into all-year use so recently that it still carries that fall connotation. Its sumptuous texture enhances that idea. Nikki would doubtless go with a fashion-forward shoe, such as a pee-toe bootie, so lean in that direction if you're channeling Bella 1.0. If you're more of a Bella 2.0 boho girl, closed-toe ankle booties would work perfectly with an informal skirt. If your bottom layer is a bit fancier, pair it with a chic pump.
FashionHap: Sept/Oct'16 - Fall Bikinis
Summer may be officially over, but the Divas and Knockouts sure aren't letting us forget about it! I guess they want to hang on to the warm days as much as I do. Since Mother Nature seems to be on board atm, now seems as good a time as any to check out all the bikini pics that ladies have been sending our way. And they have found some stunners indeed!
Maryse rocked this FIERCE black offering from Beach Bunny swimwear at the end of September. A black bikini is always chic and classic. But this? This is not your basic black bikini! It's accented with chain details in glorious gold – slim ones on the straps of the top and ropes of them at the hips. Can you say "luxury"? Actually, with swimwear like this, you don't need to say much of anything; the piece does all the talking!
If color is more you're thing, you can probably get behind this fantastic star-printed set from Brandi. The blue and red color combo gives it a vintage vibe – with a hint of Americana – but the star print oh so right now. Black may be the classic but it's hard to go wrong with bright colors for swimwear. They're like gym pieces – they're meant to be fun! The multi-string style is super hot and Brandi's killer body makes this bikini look absolutely flawless.
While Maryse's bikini was all about dat embellishment, Mandy's choice jettisoned all additives…including straps. She paired bandeau-style push-up with simple-as-it-gets bottoms: no ties, no cutouts, no patterns. Just hotness. Sometimes the only accessories you need are great aviator shades and a set of killer abs. Are you planning your crunches yet? ;)
White with gold has always been one of my favorite combinations; the warm metallic and cool white contrast each other perfectly. That perfection goes to new heights when the combo is done in a woven-crochet design, as Summer's bikini is! I love how pretty and feminine this set is – that can be a tough look to find in swimwear. The metallic gives it a touch of luxury too. This set it totally gorge!..As is the misty pastel background of this pic; nature is so amazing!
Fall always lends itself to (faux) fur. The look is luxurious...and warm! Depending on the style, pieces can bring a super chic feel, a rock n' roll attitude or a bohemian twist into an ensemble. Rock n' roll attitude with a whole lot of fierce is the closest description for the way Michelle did fur. She used the fabric in several 'shoots throughout her WWE career, all of them memorable! This version, from the days of her initial heel turn, paired a vest with leather leggings and studded almost-OTK boots. While the Flawless One added a sleeveless leather crop top beneath her fur, the current weather conditions and public exposure laws suggest a slight metamorphosis is in order if we're going to steal Michelle's style. I love the idea of burgundy with all this black, but Michi studiously avoided it (if I recall correctly, she said she felt like an apple in red :)), but I can totally imagine her reaching for this blue curve-hugging sweater to pop underneath. If you own a deep emerald slim sweater, definitely consider that too. Alternatively, navy would be a chic option. Add slim or skinny black jeans on the bottom (or leather leggings or tuxedo-stripe ponte pants) and then top the whole thing with your favorite faux fur vest. "But, Brie...I don't have a faux fur vest! Or any fur vest actually..." Don't panic! You can get a similar look by loosely wrapping a scarf around your neck. The scarf gives you some heat-control options as well...cotton or silk will be cooler, cashmere or wool will almost rival the fur. Finish the look with leather boots: Michelle wouldn't be caught dead without her heels (unless she's working out ;)), but flat OTKs up the comfort factor and add a nice casual vibe to the styling. Naturally, you'll need to finish this ensemble flawlessly: with a bold cuff, Michelle favorite choice in accessories. If you have something with studs or crystals, don't shy away from a touch of glam; the LayCool ladies would approve! Alternatively, layer a few narrower bangles to achieve the idea of a bold piece. Happy styling!
That Other Trend...
Soooo woops... I guess I should have counted my collages a bit better because I missed one of the most important ones for this season: VELVET! (I know, you're thinking "Velvet Sky!"...and I am so with you :). Velvet Sky would indeed be an awesome trend. However, the one ruling Planet Fashion atm is velvet, the fabric. It's plush, it's luxurious, it's been away for awhile and now, it's having a moment. And that means, you either need to excavate the velvet you already have bured in your wardrobe, or you need to get you some, stat! :) Velvet is dressy by nature, so it can be used for formal events (do a Lana-like bustier atop a silk maxi skirt for a holiday party or winter wedding), or to dress down more casual pieces (consider a velvet blazer paired with distressed denim for a luxe-meets-laidback look). If you're looking to invest in velvet, camis, bustiers and other tops will be the easiest and most cost effective way to add some to your look. Chokers are another budget-friendly and totally on-trend option. If you're looking to invest a bit in a piece you'll have for awhile, go the blazer route. or be daring and try velvet shoes!
Several of the lady Superstars (and friends ;)) celebrated the beginning of tailgating season with an outdoor party...and some red, white and blue-themed fashion :). It looked like one heck of a good time! The shots captured the "anything goes as long as it's fun and/or funny" spirit of a tailgating adventure. The complexity of the scenery seemed to curtail the ladies' posing somewhat and made some snaps a bit less cohesive than might be ideal. However, in other shots, the mix worked well. This was a 'shoot idea we haven't seen recently, if ever; the closest I recall was a set of car wash photos. So, props to whoever(s) came up with the concept. Overall, I think it worked well and gave a bunch of ladies a chance to show off their personalities ...and their fashion sense. Speaking of which :)...
A. hairstyle can make a huge difference to an outfit : a sweet style can be a counterpoint to a masculine-tinged ensemble, a casual look can dress down a formal piece, a more sophisticated styling can elevate something casual. That last concept is one we've been seeing several ladies do lately: we saw Charlotte play with the concept in mid-Sept, while Maria worked with the same idea here. It's a fun one to explore, so. let's! Maria's summery short-sleeved dress with its imprinted saying on the front is about as casual as it gets. But she dressed the look up a bit by pairing it with a chic and complex up-do. I've re-envisioned the look slightly, changing the dress to a long-sleeved sheath that's more autumn-appropriate and choosing a wordless piece that's a bit more versatile This type of dress will work fabulously in any neutral shade. Pair it with boots to keep the casual vibe. I went with leather knee boots, but ankle booties would be equally appropriate. Add tights underneath when the weather gets chillier. Next, the crucial factor: the up-do! This doesn't have to be complicated (but it can be, if that's your jazz ;)). A low bun with tendrils, or a French knot/French twist (trust me, it's faster and easier to do than it looks!) says "chic" and "sophisticated" with very little time commitment – always a good thing, right? ;). Finish the look off with an on point choker or scarf knotted at your neck. Or skip the glimmer and just go minimal. Sometimes it's fun to be fancy, so give your inner princess some room to sashay! Hope you give this look a try some time soon :). Happy fashioning!
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