Zac Posen's Fall Fantasy Fracas
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Fashion Wire Daily - What item most says "fetish" in a woman's wardrobe? Why, the shoe, of course - preferably a spiked stiletto. So kicking off his show with the sound coming from the speakers of a clack-clack-clack of a pair of pumps on a marble floor, Zac Posen made sure you knew this would be one sexy collection even before the first look came down the runway.
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Did somebody blow a whistle and decide that mid-October should be some kind of ad hoc, free-floating film fest? Not really. Current movie-business dynamics are at work.
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Jeff Wallâs photography mines a welter of traditions and is favored by both critics and the market.
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In the fall, Harry Hurt had his George Plimpton moment with the New York Jets. Now, he faces his George Balanchine moment.
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FTC officials say they're trying to get past nightmare scenarios described by fans and foes and may pursue a compromise plan.
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Wednesday&#39;s theme is A Land of Opportunity. Cynics would argue that Governor Schwarzenegger exhausted this seam in his speech last night.
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Fans of The Carpenters are objecting to plans for the duo's former home to be knocked down.
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Lose the choreography and dial back the frivolity. Thatâs my advice for the Mets as they resume the season. The Yankees, on the other hand, could use a bit of strut.
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ATLANTA - Of all the low points in the disastrous 2006-07 Bruins season, the following episode could qualify as one of the worst.
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Zach Randolph has often found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time, with the wrong people, doing the wrong things.
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Remember the controversial smooch that raised a storm sometime back?
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Not to be macabre, but we are heading into a Halloween weekend. It occurred to me that if the best way to find an apartment in a crowded city is to check the obituaries (remember this regrettable collaboration
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MySpace Comic Books, the comics corner of this online social network, and Meltdown Comics, a store in Los Angeles, have teamed up to commemorate the end of âY: The Last Man,â the comic book series created by Brian K. Vaughan, above, and Pia Guerra. The event, âY: The Last Party,â will be held on Friday, Feb. 8, and will benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. The organization, founded in 1986, is dedicated to the preservation of First Amendment rights for members of the comic book business. Of late the defense fund has been involved in the case of Gordon Lee, a comic book retailer in Rome, Ga., who has found himself in court over the distribution of obscene material to a minor. The material in question depicted Picasso in the nude. Mr. Vaughan, who is also a writer on ABCâs âLost,â is a firm believer in the defense fund. âItâs obviously a completely different situation from the writersâ strike, but, similarly, itâs creators taking care of their community, which I always support,â he said in a telephone interview. The $100 V.I.P. tickets have sold out, but a limited number of $25 tickets will be available the day of the event. More information:www.myspace.com/cbldf.
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Computer animation pioneers Pixar and Dreamworks have set the stage for a potentially bruising box office battle after both studios changed their schedules this week
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The feel-good story of the baseball season turns into a different kind of feel-good storyâand leaves us fans feeling bad.
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LOS ANGELES  - Since the box office hit  rock bottom last weekend, there's no place to go but up. And  two films targeting very different audiences are looking to  take advantage of the usual seasonal slump this weekend.
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There are certain axioms of pop culture. "American Idol" judges will be mean. Prince will rock. Super Bowl ads will be more violent than the Super Bowl itself.