Worst Of Costume Institute Gala

My pick for worst dressed at the 2011 Costume Institute Gala, Blake Lively, in Chanel. Ugh! disgusting!

Best Of The Costume Institute Gala

My favorite look from the 2011 Costume Institute Gala, Anna Wintour, in Chanel Haute Couture. Surprising!

Vintage Art Poster

Vintage poster for a Warhol & Basquiat art exhibition. In 1985, Andy Warhol decided to take advantage of Jean-Michel Basquiat sudden success to make a much needed comeback.
It didn't happen, the art they made together didn't sell, and the exhibition somewhat hurt Basquiat's career.
2 years later, Warhol died, and a few months after that Jean-Michel overdosed.

The Heathers!

''Last night was the grand finale of cult cable television docu-drama RuPaul’s Drag Race. In case you haven’t seen it, I’ll refrain from revealing to you which one of these two ladies won (Manila Luzon, left, and Raja, right). Saturday night, these two and their fellow “Heather” Carmen Carrera took to the stage at NYC’s Escuelita club in Hell’s Kitchen to give their fans the IRL performance they’ve been waiting for. One of RuPaul’s infamous taglines on the show is “Don’t fuck it up!” The Heathers heeded Ru’s words to the hilt. Ladies: never sashay away.''
-vmagazine

25 At Tribeca

Here are 25 films to see at this year's Tribeca Film Festival, according to new york magazine, if you just happen to go (these titles probably mean nothing to you, but look them up if you're interested!):
The Union, Donor Unknown, Catching Hell, Romantics Anonymous, Black Butterflies, Let The Bullets Fly, Blackthorn, The Bully Project, Beats Rhymes & Life: The Travels Of a Tribe Called Quest, A Matter Of Taste, Detective Dee and The Mystery Of The Phantom Flame, Neds, The Carrier, Newlyweds, Detachment, My Piece Of The Pie, A Quiet Life, Talihina Sky, Bombay Beach, Koran By Heart, The Trip, Artificial Paradises, She Monkeys, The Swell Season, Marathon Boy

Warhol Does Statue

A 6-month installation (of Andy Warhol) at New York City's union square. Done by artist Rob Pruitt, the piece is called ''The Andy Monument''.

Don't Pull a Chris Brown

After Chris Brown showed the world how not to make a comeback on ''Good Morning America'' this week, new york magazine decided to list 10 ways to effectively make a musical comeback:
01. Staging a great TV special (Elvis Presley)
02. Performing solo for the first time at the VMAs (Justin Timberlake)
03. Rapping acapella at the Facebook offices (Kanye West)
04. Dropping a dramatic introduction (Britney Spears)
05. Returning to the tiny venue where you played your first gig ever (Blur)
06. Coming out of the closet (Ricky Martin)
07. Unexpectedly appearing at an awards show (Van Halen)
08. Unexpectedly appearing at an awards show (Kiss)
09. Release your best song in years in the midst of a deadly beef (Nas)
10. Drive through New York on a flatbed truck playing rock music (The Rolling Stones)

Wintour Does Wall Street

La Anna Wintour is on the cover of the april issue of the Wall Street Journal. Interesting!

Bitches Be Stealin'

A friend of mine was in New York City last weekend, he went to a bar, and took the first picture above. The second picture is my Halloween costume.
There's something fishy about this! Someone is stealing my material, not to mention my outfits!
FUCKERY!

Savage Beauty

First look at the pieces featured in the New York City's Costume Institute presentation of Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty. So crazy! Not to be missed!

The Blonds

The Blonds show at New York Fashion Week. I think i just found my birthday outfit! Delicious!

15 Best Shows

Here are the 15 best shows at New York Fashion Week, according to fashionist.com:
Christian Siriano
Jason Wu
Pink Tartan
Victoria Beckham
The Row
Carolina Herrera
Monique Lhuillier
Betsey Johnson
Marc Jacobs
Vera Wang
Rodarte
Jeremy Scott
Marchesa
Ralph Lauren
Calvin Klein

Jacobs Loves Polka Dots

Marc Jacobs Fall 2011 ready-to-wear. This collection was all about polka dots and lace, very 60-70... not very my style, but here are my favorite looks.

Wang Disappoints

Alexander Wang's show was just streamed live online, and it was disgusting. I haven't been so disappointed by a fashion show in a long time.
I didn't like his collection last season, because there was no black. Black is back this season, but the designs are caca!
WTF was up with the silk sheets?
WTF was up with the purple and orangy leopard prints?
WTF ponchos?
WTF was up with the weird added pockets all over the place?
WTF was up with that weird yellow thing inside the zippered pockets?
WTF was up with those ugly bunny slippers?
WTF was up with those ripped dresses?
The show kept getting worse and worse and worse, i wonder how the critics will react. Such disappointment! Better luck next time Wang!

Caca Does Supreme?

New York store Supreme has enlisted Lady Caca for a weird Terry Richardson shot internet campaign? What's going on here?

Herman Does HBO

Pee-Wee Herman's successfull run on Broadway was captured by the cameras of HBO for a special airing on march 19th! Set your tivos!

Six Worst Chains In NYC

Famous New York City Write Michael Musto has posted the 6 worst chain restaurants in NYC on his blog for the village voice. Here it is:
06. Quiznos
05. Ollie's Noodle Shop
04. Cosi
03. KFC
02. Applebee's
01. The Olive Garden

Things To Look Forward To

Here are my favorite things on New York magazine's list of the 100 things to look forward to in 2011:
Watch The Throne, Kanye West & Jay-Z's album collaboration
Mildred Pierce, HBO miniseries with Kate Winslet & Evan Rachel Wood
Born This Way, Lady Gaga album
Super 8, new J.J. Abrams movie project
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, David Fincher's adaptation
Untitled new Beyoncé album
Untitled new Strokes album
Untitled new Fiona Apple album
The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide To Capitalism & Socialism With a Key To The Scriptures, New play by Tony Kushner
Untitled new Radiohead album
Sweet Bird, play starring Nicole Kidman & James Franco on Broadway
Detox, Dr.Dre album
Death Of a Salesman, Philip Seymour Hoffman in the classic play
R.Kelly memoir
Bridesmaids, New movie with Kristen Wiig
On The Road, Movie adaptation of the Jack Kerouac novel
Melancholia, New Lars Von Trier film with Kirsten Dunst
Untitled new Santigold album
The Skin That I Inhabit, New Pedro Almodovar film
X-Men: First Class, New movie
Hedwig And The Angry Inch, On Broadway for the first time
The X-Factor, USA Version
Contagion, New Steven Soderbergh film
Let England Shake, New PJ Harvey album

Greatest New York Novel

New York magazine has decided (after much research and consultation) that the greatest novel set in New York City is: Edith Wharton's The Age Of Innocence. Here are some other novels that almost made the cut: Manhattan Transfter, The Bonfire Of The Vanities, Underworld, Invisible Man, Winter's Tale, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, Lush Life, Let The Great World Spin, Catcher In The Rye, Breakfast At Tiffany's.

Greatest New York Film

New York magazine has done research and consulted with experts and apparently the greatest film set in New York City is: Dog Day Afternoon. Here are some other films that almost got the top spot: On The Town, 42nd Street, Mr.Deeds Goes To Town, The Apartment, The Godfather, Do The Right Thing, Wall Street, Working Girl, Sweet Smell Of Success.