The crazy things we do for jewelry...

Diamonds are a girl’s best friend; but an angry ex-wife became one Texas man’s foe last weekend after an argument over jewelry. Yesterday, the Associated Press reported that a former couple from Houston had a heated argument after the woman’s common-law husband demanded back some jewelry he’d given her during their relationship. The woman was apparently not happy about having to return the jewelry.

In an act of revenge, the woman went into her ex-husband’s home with the purpose of retrieving something of his. The man called the police when he later noticed something was missing.... Read More >>>

Pretty Politicians; our beautiful, fashionable sisters in politics

 

With all the fawning over first ladies, I’ve decided it’s time to honor the real women of politics. I’m talking about the ladies that make laws, make changes, and make a difference all while being fashionable and looking great. Here are some of these foxy feminists:

 

Ségolène Royal

Ségolène is the president of the Poitou-Charentes Regional Council in France, a former ... Read More >>>

First Lady of Fashion

Michelle Obama has been the center of attention, at least in the world of style, since reporters first laid eyes on her inaugural dress. But how much influence does the First Lady's fashion sense really have over the public? It might be more than you think.

A few days ago, The Board of Directors' Special Tribute Award was dedicated to Mrs. Obama by the Council of Fashion Designers of America, which is an association of over 300 of the best designers in America. The group aims to promote fashion as an increasingly important part of American culture and art. At the event, the CFDA prais... Read More >>>

During Recession Women Suffer, Triumph


In 2008, Senator Edward Kennedy examined the effect of economic troubles on women, their families, their jobs, and everything else that’s at stake during this difficult downturn. He and his committee wanted to shed light on gender and discrimination; topics which Senator Kennedy says have been unfairly ignored, while bailouts and indictments have stolen the show.

According to his analysis, one of the most noticeable differences between men and women during these hard times is fear. More women than men are said to be very wo... Read More >>>

Glamour at the White House Correspondents Dinner

A friendly atmosphere, glamorous looks and good mood were a big part of the annual 2009 White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington, DC.

Journalist, politicians and Hollywood arrived for the dinner presenting elegant looks and glittering jewelry. The First Lady Michelle Obama wore a Michael Kors hot pink, sheath-style dress accessorized with a jewel-encrusted statement necklace including a matching pink flower. She completed her look with simple diamond stud earring and smoky purple eyeshadow. Hollywood stars including Demi Moore, Eva Longoria, Natasha Bedingfield... Read More >>>

Macy's 150th Birthday

Macy’s – one of the best known department stores celebrated its 150th birthday yesterday. To honor this anniversary Macy’s is renaming 34th Street in New York City—the address of its Herald Square flagship—to R.H. Macy Way - the brand's founder. The ceremonial unveiling of the street sign took place the morning of Oct. 28. The temporary sign will be on view until Nov. 15.

The birthday celebration included fashion industry gala at Gotham Hall in New York City, with guests like Kenneth Cole, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Todd English, Tyler... Read More >>>

Eve's Tower - Only For Women

Dubai will be home of first in the world skyscraper for women only. The project is called Eve’s Tower and will be a 20 story building where only women can own or rent office space. Eve's Tower is part of the iconic Hydra Towers Project that comprises five uniquely shaped, high-rise towers that will be at the 'core' of the largest commercial hub in the Middle East, Dubai's Business Bay. The project is expected to be completed by 2010 and is a tribute to the nurturing spirit of women all over the world.

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The Most Powerful Women Of 2008

Angela Merkel

Like every year Forbes has just published the list of the most powerful and influential women in the world. The “power” was measured as a combination of public profile and financial heft. The economic component of the ranking considers job title and past career accomplishments, as well as the amount of money the woman controls. A chief executive "controls" the revenue... Read More >>>

Most Expensive Cities To Live

Forbes has published the list of most expensive cities in the world.
I was lucky to visit some of them but fortunately I don’t live in any of them.

According to Mercer’s 2008 Worldwide Cost of Living Survey, Moscow is the most expensive city in the world. It tops with a score of 142.4, up 6% from last year and 42% higher than New York – the most expensive city in US. Moscow is followed by Tokyo, London, Oslo, Norway and Seoul.

Mercer surveyed altogether 253 cities and measured cost o... Read More >>>

Prayers At The Pump - A Remendy For High Gas Prices ?

Gas pump

A Maryland community activist Rocky Twyman founded The Pray At The Pump movement. In the time of rising gas prices and economic downturn Twyman and his group believes that praying at the gas pumps will lower the prices. However, he is not only relying on God’s help. Twyman will be leading prayers in Washington and collecting signatures for the petition to the Saudi oil minister, asking him to pump more oil to drive gas prices down.

The group is active since April 2008 and claims tha... Read More >>>

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