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My favorite couple…lol…was spotted having lunch at Il Pastaio in Beverly Hills yesterday. These two are so in love and it makes me sick.

Amanda Laine with her dad at one of my favorite restaurant: Spring Street Natural!

If you didn’t know better, on first listen you would probably think that Jeff Hanson was a woman. His voice is high-pitched and precise, and he uses inflections that are ordinarily the terrain of the fairer sex. Its initial novelty aside, there is no denying the beauty of his singing, especially when it’s matched with the lush orchestration of Madam Owl.

If you didn’t know better, on first listen you would probably think that Jeff Hanson was a woman. His voice is high-pitched and precise, and he uses inflections that are ordinarily the terrain of the fairer sex. Its initial novelty aside, there is no denying the beauty of his singing, especially when it’s matched with the lush orchestration of Madam Owl.

Daiane Conterato and Hanne Gaby were featured in the latest issue of Another Magazine. This story was shot by Serge Leblon, with styling by Cathy Edwards, hair by Raphael Salley and make up by Peter Phillips. Enjoy!

Last night was Interview Magazine’s party at the new Standard Hotel located on 848 Washington Street. The place was still being renovated… tons of caution tapes everywhere… and as for bathrooms… it was a portable one… The party was on 18th floor, with an amazing view of the city, there were Nobu sushi, weird performances going on, and tons and tons of people from different industries.

A couple of weeks ago I posted a layout with my absolute favourite kit from Susan - The Victorian Bliss Collection. This kit (with the add-on and alpha) are just perfect for heritage layouts and I especially love the touch of pink/peach. I have now created another layout of my Great Grandfathers older brother who was sexton of an abbey in England.

These images in Another Magazine’s Autumn/Winter 2008 issue were shot by Craig McDean, with styling by Marie Amelie Sauve, hair by Eugene Souleiman, and make up by Val Garland.

Inspired by Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin’s uncanny resemblance to Tina Fey and Megan Mullally (triplets separated at birth?), I’ve decided to figure out which Hollywood celebs would depict the Hills gals if the series ever were to get adapted onto the big screen.