Who do you think this is wearing these pants?
But wearing these pants is like wearing shirts with the cleavage showing. (I'm guilty of that one.) I have more than a little bit of V-neck sweaters or fitted tops. But words? I saw a tweet from @entertainreal about Starcasm.net's coverage and several photos of one-half of "Daddy's Little Girls" Angela Simmons, daughter of Reverend Run (Run DMC), rocking purple spandex pants with the word "Yes" in white letters across her butt.
Relana, co-owner of Diamonds & Lace EventScaping
If you're a fan of BRAVO's "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," then you probably know about
"I saw ["The Real Housewives of Atlanta"], and I loved the concept," said Relana Johnson, the Creative Director and co-owner of a
Similar to the "The Real Housewives of Atlanta's" third episode of season one, women will get makeovers, take photographs and liquor will be served. However, The Makeup Bar of Chicago adds some unique activities to the event. Diamonds & Lace's event will include eight or nine licensed professional makeup artists, two or three photographers, a chocolate martini sampler provider and wine tasting provider, a tarot card reader, a "resident eyelash diva" and one henna hand artist. Other entertainment will include complimentary mini-makeup applications; a body art fashion show; samba, burlesque and Caribbean dance performances from Sensuality Training for Good Gyrrls; and complimentary appetizers. The Dream Boutique Lounge has a full bar and restaurant. Valet parking will also be provided.
Dutch supermodel Lara Stone in blackface
After reading The Kyles Files blog "Australian Blackface Performers Need a Gut Punch," I shook my head wondering why these guys felt the need to dress up in blackface just to reenact the
As annoying as "Real Housewives of Atlanta" cast member Kim Zolciak's song "Tardy for the Party" is, I love her, not only because the song is catchy but because she was uncomfortable with the idea of posing as a black woman (an idea posed by her very vain African-American ex-friend NeNe) during an alter-ego photo shoot this season. She got it. I wish Kim would visit these locations and talk to these women about why she was uncomfortable with the idea. I never did find out whether it was an issue of blackface or did she really just not want to do it, but I spent more time glaring at the screen wondering why NeNe wanted her to be a black woman in that alter ego shot so badly on this season of "Real Housewives of Atlanta."