It was a huge turnout and many Stars attended the Katy Perry: Part Of Me premiere Leading lady Katy Perry looked absolutely stunning in a gold ballerina-inspired dress at the London premiere of her 3D movie Katy Perry: Part Of Me. […]
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Fashion: The Luna Year
If there is anything in the world of high fashion more vulnerable to whim than clothes, it is the models who wear them. They seem to emerge from nowhere, sparkle brilliantly, then plunge into Stygian darkness,* the victims of too much deja vu
Fashion: Pieced in Plastic
FASHION Pieced in PlasticThe effect was breathtaking. Out strode the model, clothed in nothing but wafer-thin plastic disks, each glinting with dazzling sun colors and hung together with fine wires
Cultural Revamp in Montreal
Montreal may be better known for snow than style, but two new openings are indicative of the city’s transformation into a serious cultural contender.
Blagojevich Argues with Prosecutor, Imperils His Defense
Court on Thursday, June 2, started in typical Rod Blagojevich style. The former Illinois governor arrived and signed autographs in front of the Dirksen Federal Building.
Driving Force: Henry Ford
The only time I ever met Henry Ford, he looked at me and probably wondered, “Who is this little s.o.b. fresh out of college?” He wasn’t real big on college graduates, and I was one of 50 in the Ford training course in September 1946, working in a huge drafting room at the enormous River Rouge plant near Detroit.
L’Amour Fou: Remembering Yves Saint Laurent
With a title like L’Amour Fou, Pierre Thoretton’s documentary about fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and his life partner Pierre Berge promises a wild ride, a story of mad love.
The Press: Out on a Limb with the Midi
FOR clothes-conscious American women, the summer of discontent is over; this week the autumn of decision begins. Home from vacation, they face the most difficult fall shopping dilemma in decades: whether to go for the midi.
Recreation: Splendors at Home
RECREATION The fine-limbed young woman rising from the foam on TIME’S cover is neither a naiad nor the creation of a fashion editor’s imaginative whim. She is Mrs
Scientists Discover Magma Ocean on Jupiter’s Moon Io
Old spacecraft never die. Well, actually, they do die, and sometimes in spectacular fashion — burning up as they plunge through a planet’s atmosphere or into the fires of the sun.