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But this entry isn't just about Sylvie- though she rocks- and it's not about that trip with Wehkamp. It actually ended up being a complete disaster for me, as the art director decided she didn't like me and took me out of every shot! Whoo whoo! YES, this does happen! I was so upset at the time, but now? Well, I still got paid to hang in the Canary Islands for a week so life could have been worse.







Cesar Millan, all his family and friends, his staff and volunteers, and dog lovers all around the world today will mourn the passing of one of the most loyal, trusting, well-balanced, and influential pit bull ambassadors the world has ever known. Daddy, Cesar’s longtime friend and partner in canine rehabilitation, died peacefully surrounded by family on Friday the 19th of February. He was sixteen years old.
Lanvin's white hard-backed plain A5 notebook with bride and groom and 'Happy' illustration is the chicest way to stay organized for your big day. Keep it for yourself or give it as a fabulous gift for a stylish bride-to-be.
And now, are you ready? Look at this music box! The packaging.. so lovely.
Businessman to paint over Banksy artwork 'because he doesn't like art'
One of Britain's biggest Banksy artworks in Liverpool is to be painted over by a property developer who admits he doesn't like modern art.
By Andrew Hough
Published: 7:30AM GMT 19 Feb 2010The mural, a 30-foot tall painting of a rat holding a machine gun, will disappear after the businessman bought the former Liverpool pub it adorns and promised to paint over it.
The Grade 2 listed Georgian property was adorned by artwork from the Bristol-born graffiti giant Banksy, as part of Liverpool's Biennial art festival in 2004.
But after purchasing the artwork at auction on Thursday for £114,000, property developer Billy Palmer, 44, admitted he has no interest in preserving the painting, despite protests from art lovers.
"I'm not a fan of modern art, I can't say I know much about it really," he said after the auction at Liverpool's Marriott Hotel.
"All I was concerned about was getting this great building for a good price, I'm going to turn it into luxury flats.
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