Peepsters: BBC
The authorities and media quickly dismissed the death of Hendrix as just another drugged rock star casualty; however for the first time, the circumstances leading to Jimi’s tragic death can be examined as the producers present new and compelling evidence. Evidence, which may reopen the inquiry into what may have been for certain parties, a convenient death. Viewers will have to decide for themselves just what happened on
The DVD also features contributions from other major music giants, including Jeff Beck, Pete Townsend and Eric Clapton. Bonus features include: The Hendrix Picture Gallery, Discography; Language English: Subtitled in French, German, Dutch, Italian and Spanish. Also included in the package is a 32 Page Color Booklet, featuring rare pictures detailing the life and times of Jimi Hendrix.
Item# GMVS003D
UPC# 022891770398
Street Date 11/23/3004
Prebook 10/19/2004
Audio 5.1
TR 58 minutes
Retail 16.95
Seasonal Makeup Tips: Season to Seasonal Makeup Tips from Artist Stephen Sollitto: When the weather cools down, winter wardrobes are a natural transition. Winter makeup should be too, yet some of us continue to O.D. on bronzer in an effort to carry on a sunny “glow” entirely too long. “In the summer you want to look sun-kissed, in the winter you want to look healthily flushed,” explains makeup expert Stephen Sollitto, whose client list includes Amber Tamblyn, Eliza Dushku, Zooey Deschanel and pop diva Christina Aguilera. “In the chilly months, the color palette also shifts from corals to reds.”
Stephen’s cool weather makeup tips include:
Summer’s peaches and bronzers are not appropriate in January, but by introducing browns to your cool palette you can help tone down a stark look.
Instead of lining the eye, try pairing a warm brown eye shadow with your red lipstick.
To tone down the lips, make sure natural lipstick isn't a blue-based brown. Try a berry instead. If it's too dark, add lip balm until it's diluted to your liking.
On cheeks a light brushing of an orange/ red blush will bridge the gap between a peachy summer and a glowing winter.
Foundation is fine, not too much powder! Think “healthy glow” even if you're freezing outside. So load on the moisturizer and sleep with a humidifier. As always drink lots of water.
Hot colors for winter:
Blush - keep it on the red side or a light brushing of a deep berry.
Eyeshadow - browns, purples and naturals
Eyeliner - Black or a deep cocoa brown
Mascara - Black, or for a holiday party black with a coat of maroon over it.
Lipstick - Reds, berries or your favorite lip balm. Stain the lips. Don't commit to lining and filling in.
Visit his website: www.sollitto.net.
Everclear on Tour: EVERCLEAR - TEN YEARS GONE TOUR
11/3 Philadelphia, PA Theater of Living Arts
11/5 New York, NY Irving Plaza
11/6 Hartford, CT Webster Theater
11/7 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
11/9 Sayerville, NJ Starland Ballroom
11/10 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
11/11 Reading, PA Club 1402
11/12 Binghampton, NY Magic City Music Hall
11/13 Detroit, MI St.Andrews Hall
11/15 Indianapolis, IN The Vogue
11/16 Chicago, IL House of Blues
11/17 Madison, WI TBA
11/18 Minneapolis, MN First Ave
11/20 Salt Lake City, UT The Velvet Room
11/23 Seattle, WA Crocodile Caf�
11/24 Portland, OR Bossa Nova
11/26 Spokane, WA The Big Easy
11/27 Boise, ID The Big Easy
11/29 Los Angeles, CA House of Blues
11/30 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
12/2 Anaheim, CA House of Blues
12/3 San Diego, CA TBA
12/4 Tucson, AZ City Limits
12/5 Phoenix, AZ Marquis Theater
Dolce & Gabbana: The hot designer line has added funky accessories to their already cutting-edge fashions. Suits for fall/winter feature ¾” sleeves and animal prints – think 50s inspired, crossing Bette Paige with Audrey Hepburn. Handbags come in suede, patent and snakeskin and there’s a very old-school 60s style bag with huge D&G gold logos.
“Access” Anchor’s Secret: Weekend co-anchor and correspondent for "Access Hollywood," Shaun
Baby News: LA LA LING
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presents
OCTOBER NEWS
La La Lessons
Due to the popularity of the Friday
“Arts and Crafts Around the World” class,
we’re adding a SATURDAY morning class starting October 16th!
Sign up now for the 10 week session,
Saturdays 10AM-11AM
The next 5 week session of
our “Baby Sign Language” class starts
October 8th, Wednesdays 11AM-12PM
(visit lalaling.com, La La Lessons for more info and registration)
HALLOWEEN
Come see our new Halloween tutus
complete with spiders to make it the creepiest tutu around!
Drop by on Halloween weekend
October 29, 30, 31st for treats and goodies.
If your little one is in costume
you get an automatic 10% off any purchase!
To commemorate our first 100 days of business
come visit the store to see the 100 items we have on sale!
Mrs. Governor’s Garb: Maria Shriver, wore a gown by Monique Lhuillier to accept the Alzheimer’s Awareness Award at the 20th Anniversary of the Alzheimer’s Association Rita Hayworth Gala. She’s being honored for her children’s book “What’s Happening to Grandpa?” which educates children about Alzheimer’s disease, will look chic in a black sleeveless Alencon lace gown with godet skirt and black velvet ribbon belt from Monique’s Fall 2004 collection. Princess Diana favored Brit designers. Now, as the wife of the governor of
Sunny Gal: Canadian actress Tamara Hope attended the premiere of Shall We Dance in a gown by Canadian designer Sunny Choi, a emerald green strapless taffeta gown that gathers to the left and is held in place with a gorgeous crystal brooch.
