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From : Tim Gunn's Guide To Style
Gretta helps you get ready for that holiday party. ]]> Wed, 12 Nov 2008 02:48:01 -0500 Holiday Party Dos And Don'ts 12048168 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/planet-bride-with-henry-and-michelle-roth-10-good-reasons-why-you-re-getting-married/12048168/
From : Wedding Podcast Network (77 Most Recent Podcasts)
Henry and Michelle are back better than ever. Todayâs episode focuses on their top ten good reasons why youâre getting married and what really matters. They offer important reminders that will add meaning to your marriage for better or for worse. They share their thoughts on how personal traditions will enrich your life together. Their open discussion will encourage you to recognize your unique specialness with your partner and value the sanctity of marriage and family. Plus hear about Henryâs exciting involvement as mentor on the new hit series Project Runway Australia. Click here to listen to the show. Michelleâs website Henryâs website Brides in Australia and New Zealand click here Project Runway Australia on YouTube Check out the blog scene on the WPN links page Find great resources in The Marketplace To subscribe to our podcasts click here Thanks for making us the most popular wedding podcast on iTunes with the the most wedding podcasts in the top 100 in the fashion and beauty category. Subscribe in iTunes right here Recently voted Best New Wedding Resource by a survey of brides. Wedding Podcast Network has the largest, most comprehensive selection of wedding planning podcasts. We are wedding talk radio at its best. Proud to be the number one resource for wedding planning podcasts. We love your feedback. Send us an email or call our listener hotline 800.882.1259. Another great wedding planning podcast from Wedding Podcast Network Thanks for listening. Often imitated but never, ever duplicated. The podcast network with integrity. ]]> Mon, 27 Oct 2008 11:20:00 -0400 Planet Bride with Henry and Michelle Roth 10 Good Reasons Why Youâre Getting Married 12048508 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/best-night-ever-sunday-october-26th-2008/12048508/
From : VH1 Best Week Ever (Video)
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From : Revver - hot Videos
Author: NeoWorldTV Added: Fri, 24 Oct 2008 05:33:49 -0800 Duration: 216The best & funniest access to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York's Bryant Park tents. Go backstage with TimeOutNY.com and host Derek Brantley to the most exclusive fashion shows of the season. ]]> Fri, 24 Oct 2008 09:33:49 -0400 Fashion Week Spring 2009 Bryant Park 12000928 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/fashion-week-spring-2009-bryant-park/12000928/
From : Most Recent
Author: NeoWorldTV Added: Fri, 24 Oct 2008 05:33:49 -0800 Duration: 216The best & funniest access to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York's Bryant Park tents. Go backstage with TimeOutNY.com and host Derek Brantley to the most exclusive fashion shows of the season. ]]> Fri, 24 Oct 2008 09:33:49 -0400 Fashion Week Spring 2009 Bryant Park 11946560 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/almost-climax-project-runway-finale-part-1/11946560/
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Author: poptalk Added: Fri, 17 Oct 2008 23:54:09 -0800 Duration: 228A winner for season 5 of Project Runway has yet to be crowned. In episode #110, pop!talk guest star Error 404 returns to share his take on the "almost climax"... OH YEAH! ]]> Sat, 18 Oct 2008 03:54:09 -0400 "Almost Climax": Project Runway Finale - Part 1 11919768 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/project-runway-goes-gently-into-that-good-night-project-runway/11919768/
From : Gawker
Hello. My name is Joshua David Stein. Today we will be discussing Project Runway, Harvey Weinstein's ailing reality television show that has to do with fashion and the human heart. Last night was that show's finale. The fifth has been a brutal bruising hurricane season of Project Runway, full of tempests and tulle. Wednesday nights have ended typically in disgust and the nausea of knowing you've partaken in something unclean. For me and many of you -you too, Joe the Plumber the finale was a relief, not just because the winner deserved the honor of victory but because finally this sad vessel of Saturn and spite has finally found port and won't trouble our waters any longer. Gloom aside, though the season offered the most meager of heroes and the most grating of personalities, the runway collections, I think, were some of the best of all the seasons. Kenley's collection was full of color and ruffles and managed to cull from her the best of her personality (color and ruffles) and not the worst (underminery cheesefaced bitch!) Korto's collection, as MIchael Kors correctly pointed out, managed to incorporate her ethnicity whilst not avoiding the costumey. The rich deciduous green Korto used for her signature look, a spin on a classic halter top, was arresting yet not jarring. And Leanne. I'm no petal pusher or concept slut. But her Wave Collection effortlessly wed a clear, concise and fertile concept with aesthetic beauty and wearability. It is only fitting that Leanne won. Her collection embodied the craft of Korto while adding the intellectual rigor of Comme Des Garcons, Rick Owens, Martin Margiela and other successful avant garde houses. It was only Kenley's collection that, upon closer inspection, fails in terms of ideas (there were none), craftmanship (capable but not outstanding) and originality (Balenciaga Spring 2008, Ready To Wear). Leanne deserved to win not only for her collection but for her response to Heidi's query, "Why do you deserve to win?" Korto reverted to tautology. "I deserve to win," she seemed to say, "because I am worthy of winning." Useless. She did cry. Kenley, who also cried and whose voice warbled like the black-throated green warbler she is, said something (I think though again this is just a guess) about how she has personality and came to New York with personality and that she is capable of doing much more than what she did. She basically admitted that though what she has done thus far doesn't warrant victory, what she might do in the future does. It is no surprise that the judges decided not to award her a current trophy for something she has yet to accomplish. Only Leanne answered the question forthrightly with rock solid reasons and aplomb. "I'm innovative," she said, which is true. "Half of my fabrics are sustainable." Nailed it. She fucking nailed it. Never having to hear Kenley's voice again gives one the same sense of relief after having moved from a fifth floor walk up for two years into an elevator building. (A supposition. I'm still in the walkup.) Yet seeing her father in this final episode gives one a peek into perhaps why Kenley is annoying as she is. Her father, the tugboat captain, never smiled and looked, on the whole, as if he'd rather be on the deck of a ship somewhere. It's very unlikely that he noticed the rope details with which Kenley sought to bind herself and her work to him. No wonder she acts out for attention. When shall we see Project Runway again? The future of the show is murky and doubtful, buffeted about by the superegos of Harvey and Lifetime. If and when the next season airs, we'll be asked to throw our emotional lot in with another group of eager contestants. We'll go through the motions of being depressed, outraged, confused and engaged. But just as surely as seasons change, leaves fall and Michael Kors grows cattier every day, so too does the utility and relevance of Project Runway diminish. We may see you all on the runway again but the real question is if we'll care. Before I leave, I'd like to thank Mister Hippity, Richard Lawson and all those who have journeyed with us this season. It has been a pleasure and an honor to work beside and amongst you. Your dedication and perseverance in the face of a season with little to commend it is impressive, a boon to me, to our readers and to all who value a vital and honest exchange of ideas. And with that, auf Wiedersehen, I'm out. ]]> Thu, 16 Oct 2008 11:12:16 -0400 Project Runway Goes Gently Into That Good Night [Project Runway] 11936612 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/best-night-ever-wednesday-october-15th-2008/11936612/
From : VH1 Best Week Ever (Video)
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From : Gawker
If ever there was an indelible image of whimsy and hope, of all things good and jovial in this world, it was the one we saw last night. I am, of course, referring to a be-suited and be-helmeted Tim Gunn riding a tandem bicycle in Portland with mousy hipster Leanne. It just sends shivers of joy down my spine and a funny/sad lump to my throat. The semi-host of the fashion competition series consistently proves himself a national treasure. As for the rest of youse people on the show? Well, I'll get to you now, I guess. Our four self-satisfied semi-finalists were Jerrell, Leanne, Korto, and the nefarious Kenley as strong a collection as this weak ass season could hope to assemble for the storied finale. Of course Heidi came hopping onto the runway and trilled like a Bavarian songbird that oops! there was one final challenge (which turned out to be a lie, but I'll get to that later). Yes, all four fools had to design a wedding dress for their collection, and it would be assessed upon their return to New York in two months to determine which of the four would get the boot, sending the other three to competition in Bryant Park. Everyone was kinder pissed off by the idea, but of course they had no choice. So off they went!, enormous suitcases bumbling behind them. And off our intrepid Tim sailed, as he does every season, to visit the finalists in their natural environs. First was Korto, who was working at a studio in the middle of a snake infested wood outside Little Rock. The idea of Tim Gunn in Arkansas is just... sort of beyond. But anyway! Her collection was fun and bright and "ethnic" and Tim was happy with it. He met her charming family and friends and little be-skirted daughter. Tim talking to little kids as if they were adults is also very fun. Next up was Leanne (I think, whatever), who mucked her way back to Portland, Oregon where she lives with her cute boyfriend and her cute tandem bicycle. So she showed Timbo her collection soft, aquatic girly waves of things. It was pretty, though the wave motif was a bit literal. Tim seemed less enthused than I thought he would be, but then he and the animal took their charming velocipede adventure and they were the bestest of friends again. Then Jor-El who was in Los Angeles, his collection was garish and hideous and Tim met his nice family and Jor-El cried about his pop who is a truck driver and rarely home and it was a touching moment. But, again, the collection was urgly and poorly made for the usually tailor-savvy dude. Finally Tim trudged across the East river to some enclave of north Brooklyn where Kenley was holed up. What a cute apartment, Tim remarked. To which Kenley replied: "I know." Grr. She showed him her girlish, Katy Perry-esque collection of cutesy short poof dresses and it was just sort of... yeah, all right, figures. She also revealed that her grandmum was a 40's pinup which informs so much about her aesthetic. Then it was back to midtown and some awkward moments when everyone arrived at the swanky penthouse condo. Kenley, blasé and nasally as ever, weakly apologized for "being a bitch or whatever." The rest of 'em gamely accepted her truce and got to work on the business at hand. Which, hah, as it turned out involved another challenge. They had to make a bridesmaid dress to go with their wedding gown; those two looks would determine who went on to Bryant Park and who didn't (even though, um, everyone through Joe got to do a show there). But they all persevered and no one's was really a trainwreck and Michael Kors said Kenley's dress was the "cutest damn dress" he'd ever seen and they made Korto cry and then Jerrell was sent packin'. Honestly, it wasn't much of an episode. I'm sorry I can't be very funny about it; it's just... not much happened. It was conflict-free. The designs that we saw in full really weren't that bad. So... sigh. The really good moments came from Mr. Gunn, especially when he teared up and wished them all luck and urged them to work hard and said that he really did care about these four folks. You could tell he meant it and you just wanted to give him a big ol' hurrrg. So yeah, I feel kind of warm about this episode. The bicycle, the crying, the exciting spirit of wedding dresses and happy occasions (and sad ones too), and new chances and new beginnings, and the largeness and sprawl of our country and the loveliness and variety within it and all the different silhouettes and shapes of people who roam it, people who can sometimes, under the strangest of circumstances, tumble together and make something wonderful, and the thrill of coming to New York and the thrill of leaving New York, and bursts of creativity and passion and the bittersweet joy of what it means to be fully alive arms open, heart racing, chasing down big dreams alive. Which I guess, at its red satin core, is what the show is all about. That and the Saturn family of cars. What fine automobiles. ]]> Thu, 09 Oct 2008 10:51:00 -0400 Project Runway: Tandem Bicycling Into My Heart [Recaps] 11825047 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/project-runways-manipulative-kenley-cries-for-her-supper-videuhoh/11825047/
From : Gawker
Ugh. In preparation for tonight's finale (...Part One) of Bravo (not for long!) fashion competition show Project Runway, the remaining four designers were on Regis & Kelly this morning. And wouldn't you know it, the awful, whiny, self-aggrandizing Kenley, a villain on this show if ever there was one, cried again and made people feel sorry for her. Because, I guess, it is really sad when you are mean and rude to people and then they end up not liking you. So unfair! Gosh I hope she gets the boot tonight. Clip is above. ]]> Wed, 08 Oct 2008 11:54:00 -0400 Project Runway's Manipulative Kenley Cries For Her Supper [VideUhOh] 11771460 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/best-night-ever-wednesday-october-1st-2008/11771460/
From : VH1 Best Week Ever (Video)
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From : 5min : recently added
This week Rob and Corinne answer a viewer question and show you how-to make a feather head piece out of feather dusters! How resourceful! ]]> Fri, 26 Sep 2008 08:03:59 -0400 How-to Make a Feather Head Piece - Threadbanger 11660388 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/best-night-ever-wednesday-september-24th-2008/11660388/
From : VH1 Best Week Ever (Video)
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From : - blip.tv (beta)
Kennidi Monroe presents an all new season of Tranny Talk 101. This season she desides to switch things up and have her friends as co-host. On this season opener she ask her club kid or Glam Diva friend Sal-E along for the ride as they discuss what is going on in town, on tv and in the future with Tranny Talk! You dont want to miss who they think is on Top in America's Next Top Model, who they think is the most Glamourous on Glam God and the best sewer on Project Runway. These two set on the couch and diss the dirt! Set back and enjoy!! ]]> Mon, 22 Sep 2008 19:52:25 -0400 Season 2 Premier with SAL-E 11604791 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/project-runway-favorites-show-their-stuff-at-fashion-week/11604791/
From : MTV News: Daily Headlines
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From : Gawker
At what point does love turn to ambivalence, and ambivalence to hate? I would suggest that, in the case of Project Runway's awful Kenley, I began to seriously cool on her last week (ambivalence!) and really just couldn't abide her anymore last night (hate). Which was funny because I actually kinda liked two of the other people I've normally disliked. The world is upside down! Project Runway is lurching ever closer to the end of its final Bravo season! Last night there were moms short ones, tall ones, fat ones, skinny ones, even ones with chicken pox and their daughters. The challenge was to give the recent college-graduate daughters a head-to-toe makeover to prepare them for the professional world. No mind was paid to the fact that this country is currently a scorched, burnt-over land where no one can get jobs, no matter how smartly they are dressed. But, no matter! On with the challenge. Korto talked a lot about her daughter and then made a coat out of a potato sack. Her girl, a 22-year-old (I think) who looked significantly older, seemed to like the look. Perhaps she is presciently planning a career as a boxcar hobo. She's just one pickle barrel away from the Complete Look! Leanne, turning very slowly into a mouse so she can meet her boyfriend, Luke from The Witches, made some sort of school marm frumpy dump jacket that covered up her Contempo Casuals Signature Collection dress. She received necessary criticism and will hopefully rally next week, even though it appears to be a hip hop challenge and Leanne couldn't be whiter if she was made of snow and drove a Volkswagen. She is my favorite to win it, so hopefully she'll bounce back. On to Suede, who made something very sad and strange and reminiscent of a time that never quite existed. Sure, you saw jackets like his with shopping mall-daring flared sleeves and tacked-on purple stripes in the pink cardboard boxes of Barbie doll fashions and on the overly-lit soundstages of shows like Saved By the Bell and California Dreams, but no one in the history of the known world has ever actually worn such a thing. Which is why it was such a wrenching bit of industrial horror techno to watch his poor model/real girl tromp on down the runway in it. Nina Garcia was appropriately tight-lipped about it. I think if she'd opened her mouth, wasps would have flown out of it and the skies would have blackened and all that would have been left would be a candle to huddle around and the vague hope for some kind of merciful god. All that said, though, he didn't go home. Which is fine, because he said some funny things this episode. Yes Suede did. And then Jerrell who, bless his skinny heart, endeared himself to me by calling himself weird and not being arrogant and designing a lovely dress for a lovely girl. He gets both points on and points off for wearing his Pan, nymph of the forest headdress on the runway and in his victory lap Elle photoshoot. For shame, Jerrell. But also: good for you Jerrell! I suspect he'll be joining Leanne in the finals. You know who won't be joining Leanne in the finals? Ol' Joe Schmo, our regulah guy friend from Deeetroit, Em Eye who would have won this competition soundly had it been fought in 1988. He was, as the acerbic and wonderful (come back any time!) guest judge Cynthia Rowley put it, completely out of touch. He made an ill-fitting stewardess' uniform that Diane Keaton wore in Baby Boom 2: Sam Shepard's Not In This One. Yes he has daughters and it is sad that he has to go back to them empty handed, but it is also good that he has daughters and that he went home to them. He still got to show at Fashion Week, so I consider it something of a victory anyway. And then. And then and then and then. Do you remember that girl you knew in college who was fashionable in this timid, darting way. Who things never seemed to go quite right for until they really did and there was something so smug and self-satisfied about her success. And then you'd see her at parties or in the dining hall and she was always talking to boys, only boys, perhaps one out-of-her-league fellow in particular, in this cloying and sad and infuriating way. She would get a little too sloppy at parties and quietly profess her sad love for this boy who probably played club lacrosse or rowed crew and had some family money and was kind but aloof to her and she would glare at any girl in a shrill passive aggressive way if she felt encroached upon. That girl was someone you felt bad for, sure, but mostly you couldn't stand her. Because she was a poor representative of Women, the kind of deliberately damaged goods (I don't mean mental imbalance I mean put-on modesty wrapped in over-confidence swathed in self-righteous anger) who made boys thinks that "chicks are crazy, man." That is Kenley. And that's all I'll say about her. So yes, we rumble on toward the finale. Everyone in last night's episode did in fact show a collection at Fashion Week last week, so they're all winners! Except for Kenley who is a miserable annoyance who laughed cackled, really at Joe's misfortune during the judging. She blows. Evs. At least she seems to be getting hers in next week's episode. OK. I'm going to stop writing now, lest I become another Hedda Lettuce. ]]> Thu, 18 Sep 2008 10:55:00 -0400 Project Runway: What Does Kenley Know Anyway? [Recaps] 11594081 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/squidpod-episode-5-5-joel-on-tip-tap-tip-20/11594081/
From : squidpod
Joel from Squidpod guest stars on Eric and Rachelle's Show, Tip Tap Tip . We've resolved our feud and are now podcast BFFs. Feuds seem quite petty when you realize how much Diddy is suffering. www.tiptaptip.com. Now with slightly out of sync HD that looks like a Fisher-Price Pixel Cam...Technology, Amazing! ]]> Thu, 18 Sep 2008 09:48:25 -0400 squidpod episode #5.5: Joel on Tip Tap Tip #20 11610712 http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/best-night-ever-wednesday-september-17th-2008/11610712/
From : VH1 Best Week Ever (Video)
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