 | Giambattista Valli
Designer for the well-heeled woman IN the season between
his last show for the
house of Emanuel
Ungaro in the fall of
2004, and the start of
his own business in the
spring of 2005,
Giambattista Valli adopted
a curious look that has
since become one of his...
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| | Hair-straightening
treatments to use at home |
 LATE last year,
tests of the hairstraightening
treatment called
the Brazilian
Blowout found
significant amounts of
formaldehyde, a known carcinogen.
In the face of this, many
salons stopped offering the
treatment. Their curlytressed
clients were forced to
examine other options.
Even the most self-accepting
of curly-haired women continue
to nurture one dream: a
product that can be shampooed
in or applied after showering
that will magically
straighten (or even just make
waves with) the hair temporarily
– without formaldehyde,
round brushes or heat tools
like flat irons and blow dryers.
Hair-care companies
(Garnier, Ojon, Suave,
Organix, Living Proof, and... | | | Bieber, Swift big
winners at slimy
Kids´ Choice Awards |  THE green slime flowed so much
that even first lady Michelle
Obama could not escape it at the
Kids´ Choice Awards where singers
Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift
came away big winners.
The programme is an annual stop for
Hollywood stars who are popular among
teenage and young viewers watching the
Nickelodeon cable TV network, and this 25th
anniversary was no exception.
Hosted by Men in Black movie star Will
Smith, the awards featured
performances
by Katy Perry
and British boy
band One
Direction,
who perf
o r m e d
their hit
W h a t
M a k e s
You Beautiful from the album Up All Night.
But as always, the green slime was the
biggest star at the show where ... | | | Rani Mukerji to star in
nautch girl–to–queen biopic |  THE success of Paan
Singh Tomar hasn´t
satiated director
Tigmanshu Dhulia´s
appetite for biopics.
This time around, he will tackle
a biopic set in medieval times
on Begum Joanna Nobilis
Sombre (1753-1836), popularly
known as Begum Samru, who
started off as a nautch girl (court
dancer) in 18th century India,
eventually becoming the ruler of
Sardhana, a principality near
Meerut.
Importantly, Rani Mukerji has
been pencilled in for the role.
A source close to the project
revealed that, "Last week,
Tigmanshu had a long meeting
with Rani at her office in Juhu.
She loved the role and agreed in
principle."
Asked why Tigmanshu selected
Rani, the ... | |
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