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    Nov 30, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Holiday shopping takes a French twist in South Pasadena

    &quot;<i>Merci beaucoup</i>," said the waiter at Mike & Anne's, a pleasant restaurant on Mission Street in South Pasadena, as my friend Allie and I finished our lattes and paid the bill. Allie had mentioned that there was a distinctive French theme to the shops and eateries in her neighborhood, but this seemed over-the-top. It was 11 a.m., already too late to get a <i>pan au chocolat </i> at the prepared-food shop and cafe Nicole's Gourmet Foods nearby (they usually sell out by 10), but it was the perfect time to start shopping for gifts. We started at Camille DePedrini, a special-occasion store with pricey but elegant accessories. Allie liked the black-lace gloves ($25) and an oversized, geometric print change purse, and I loved the jewel-colored clutches by Hoss, which had a playful elegance.
    "Merci beaucoup," said the waiter at Mike & Anne's, a pleasant restaurant on Mission Street in South Pasadena, as my friend Allie and I finished our lattes and paid the bill. Allie had mentioned that there was a distinctive French theme to the shops and...

    Tags: Mark Wright, Anna Karina, South Pasadena, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Restaurants

    2. Nov 16, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Catherine Deneuve's seasoned serenity

    In &quot;A Christmas Tale," French director Arnaud Desplechin's bittersweet deconstruction of the home-for-the-holidays drama, Catherine Deneuve plays the hands-off matriarch Junon, who may not live to say "Joyeux No&#235;l" again. She and her husband (Jean-Paul Roussillon) are used to crises. They lost the first of their three sons in infancy. More recently, their playwright daughter spitefully banished the elder of her two brothers, Henri (Mathieu Amalric), who had produced her plays in a theater he'd bought on debt. And sadly, the blood cancer that killed Junon's baby will now kill her unless she receives a bone marrow transplant.
    In "A Christmas Tale," French director Arnaud Desplechin's bittersweet deconstruction of the home-for-the-holidays drama, Catherine Deneuve plays the hands-off matriarch Junon, who may not live to say "Joyeux Noël" again. She and her husband (Jean-Paul...

    Tags: Roger Vadim, Religious Festivals, Film Festivals, Death and Dying, Cinema Industry

    3. Oct 20, 2008 |Story| Zap2It

  3. Fashion Critic 'Mr. Blackwell' Dies at 86

    " Mr. Blackwell," whose annual "worst dressed" list dinged movie stars, music icons and European royalty and helped turn him into a household name from the 1960s through the '80s, has died. He was 86. Blackwell had been in failing health and died...

    Tags: Anna Magnani, Film Festivals, Elizabeth Taylor, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Bensonhurst

    4. Oct 5, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Cardigans make a solid, or striped, fall fashion accessory

    SOME women are addicted to shoes, collecting them like precious art. Others hoard perfume bottles. Lynne Hiriak has a passion for cardigans, with more than 100 variations of the ladylike basic in her closet. So it made perfect sense this fall when the knitwear designer who has worked for Ralph Lauren and Derek Lam launched a label, Cardigan, that makes nothing else.
    Times Staff writer
    SOME women are addicted to shoes, collecting them like precious art. Others hoard perfume bottles. Lynne Hiriak has a passion for cardigans, with more than 100 variations of the ladylike basic in her closet. So it made perfect sense this fall when the...

    Tags: Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Ralph Lauren, H&M, Armed Forces, Paul Smith

    5. Jul 11, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. 'Contempt'

    Special to The Times
    Jean-Luc Godard's 1963 "Contempt" opened at the old Academy Theater on Hollywood Boulevard in March 1965, without a press preview. Despite a scratchy print accidentally projected out of focus, the film was clearly a masterpiece, a poetic, deeply...

    Tags: Fritz Lang, West Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)

    6. Apr 21, 2008 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  6. Tears, fears and different kinds of judgments

    Let's hope the star witnesses in the Harry Potter trial brought their hankies to court. The Harry Potter fan who wants to publish a guide to the series broke down and cried on the witness stand as he reluctantly faced off against his idol J.K. Rowling....

    Tags: Book, Minority Groups, Prosecution, Deborah Gibson, David Hasselhoff

    7. Jun 8, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Beauty, talents of Catherine Deneuve on display

    FOR MUCH of her life, Catherine Deneuve, who turns 65 this year, has been a leading lady of European art cinema, not to mention an avatar of European beauty and glamour. In her native France, she is literally an iconic figure, having served as the face of Chanel, of <a href=&quot;http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/celebrity/la-et-ap-yves-saint-laurent1-2008jun01%2C0%2C3633134.story"> Yves Saint Laurent</a>, and even at one point of Marianne, the idealized emblem of the French Republic.
    Special to The Times
    FOR MUCH of her life, Catherine Deneuve, who turns 65 this year, has been a leading lady of European art cinema, not to mention an avatar of European beauty and glamour. In her native France, she is literally an iconic figure, having served as the face of...

    Tags: Film Festivals, Mississippi, Alain Delon, Cinema Industry, Cannes Film Festival

    8. May 23, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. An A+ for the effortless dress

    Special to the Tribune
    The swish, the swirl, the bare leg. Add to it the little sashay in your walk and you are a head-turner. And no wonder: The day dress has made a grand return to the fashion scene. For those of you scratching your head, the day dress is a ladylike ensemble...

    Tags: Jessica Simpson, Fashion Trends, Catherine Zeta Jones, Family, Clothing and Textiles Industry

    9. Oct 7, 2007 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  9. Visual art Preview

    This year women artists strode across the country, with noted shows on both coasts, and in between, hailing gender and revolution.
    South Florida Sun-Sentinel
    This year women artists strode across the country, with noted shows on both coasts, and in between, hailing gender and revolution. Visual chick power was and is everywhere -- in books, in lectures, addressing the morphing outlines of identity or the...

    Tags: Arts, University of Miami, Coral Springs, Judy Chicago, Philosophy

    10. Jun 11, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Feraud and Gas Bijoux boutiques open

    Weeks after the entertainment industry landed on the shores of Cannes, two fashion companies based in the south of France opened the doors to their first West Coast boutiques, here in Los Angeles.
    Times Staff Writer
    Weeks after the entertainment industry landed on the shores of Cannes, two fashion companies based in the south of France opened the doors to their first West Coast boutiques, here in Los Angeles. Feraud, the 57-year-old house founded by painter-turned-...

    Tags: West Hollywood, Los Angeles, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Beverly Hills, Melrose

    11. Jun 17, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Jeans with a mortgage

    One look at the 3-centuries-old castle door flown in from Italy and the cockpit-turned-jeans bar salvaged from an airplane graveyard at the new Diesel flagship, and it's clear denim has entered another level. With his newest address on tony Melrose...

    Tags: Wes Craven, Sales, Colorado, Salma Hayek, Los Angeles

    12. Aug 16, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. 'I DO,' VEGAS STYLE

    THREE years before ruling as queen of the galaxy, Jane Fonda sat in a room at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas with Roger Vadim, the French director who would seal her sexpot status in &quot;Barbarella."
    THREE years before ruling as queen of the galaxy, Jane Fonda sat in a room at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas with Roger Vadim, the French director who would seal her sexpot status in "Barbarella." It was Aug. 14, 1965, and the bubbly was flowing. They'd...

    Tags: Nikon Corp, Roger Vadim, Kirkland's Incorporated, Jane Fonda, Los Angeles

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Brigitte Bardot Photos
Brigitte Bardot in Jean-Luc Godard's movie "Contempt" (...
(August 7, 2008)
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MASTERPIECE: Brigitte Bardot and Michel Piccoli give nu...
(July 10, 2008)
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Redesigned for the summer of 2008, the back room at Dun...
(June 10, 2008)
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