The true and original diva, even before the word “diva” became a popular way of tagging female celebrities. Kuh Ledesma’s enduring success and immense staying power in the entertainment industry can be attributed to 2 things: sheer talent and eternal beauty. She is one lady who’s got real class.
R&B singer Beyonce took top honors in a list of best-dressed celebrities of 2007, while bald Britney Spears won the booby prize for most shocking style moment after shaving her head.
People magazine’s annual best- and worst-dressed issue hits newsstands on Friday featuring numerous Hollywood stars, all given a nickname to describe their taste in couture.
Beyonce, 26, was dubbed “The Showstopper,” while actress Cameron Diaz walked into the top 10 as “The Legs,” and actress Katie Holmes, who is married to Tom Cruise, graced the list as “The Classic.”
R&B singer Beyonce took top honors in a list of best-dressed celebrities of 2007, while bald Britney Spears won the booby prize for most shocking style moment after shaving her head.
People magazine’s annual best- and worst-dressed issue hits newsstands on Friday featuring numerous Hollywood stars, all given a nickname to describe their taste in couture.
Beyonce, 26, was dubbed “The Showstopper,” while actress Cameron Diaz walked into the top 10 as “The Legs,” and actress Katie Holmes, who is married to Tom Cruise, graced the list as “The Classic.”
The age of the supermodel is over, according to Claudia Schiffer.
The 37-year-old beauty believes models can no longer achieve the kind of global celebrity she, Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford enjoyed in the 1990s.
These days, singers and actresses are as likely to grace the covers of glossy magazines, preventing models from reaching star status, Miss Schiffer told an interviewer in her native Germany.
Claudia Schiffer: one of the five original supermodels, says the current generation of models are not major celebrities
“In order to become a supermodel one must be on all the covers all over the world at the same time so that people can recognise the girls.
“That is, for now, not possible, not least because the advertising industry is very much taken nowadays by popstars and actresses. Supermodels like we once were don’t exist any more.”
Christy Turlington, who relies on yoga to keep her healthy and balanced, is among a group of celebrities hoping to bring those benefits to the world.
Turlington, Russell Simmons and Ziggy Marley are participating in the Global Mala Project, an international effort that aims to use yoga-centered events to raise awareness and funds for global causes on the United Nations’ International Day of Peace. Events will be held in 30 countries, including Israel, Africa, India, Australia and the United States, beginning Sept. 21.
“With so many people involved, the impact is going to be quite astounding as a collective consciousness,” Turlington told The Associated Press. “There will be an energetic charge.”
“Selfless service” is part of the yogic tradition, the 38-year-old supermodel said, “so if anyone can lead in this way, this is the group to start with.”
Dozens of events will benefit charitable groups dedicated to fighting global warming and AIDS.– (AP)
Nicole Richie has certainly learnt that prevention is better than cure, and has now banned beau Joel Madden from posing for pics with other pretty girls.
Richie, who is well aware how fast rumours can spread in tinsel town, has put her man on a short leash, and the news comes from Madden himself.
Madden was at the hotspot Village Pourhouse on Third Avenue celebrating its first anniversary when a party promoter asked him to pose with a cute woman.
However, Madden turned down the offer, citing his ladylove’s instructions.
“He said he couldn’t, as Nicole gave him strict orders not to take pictures with other celebrities or girls for rumour purposes,” the New York Post quoted a source, as saying.
The couple are expecting their first child later this year. (ANI)
