Posts Tagged ‘society’

Tinsley Two-face Mortimer.

By Scallywag • Apr 14th, 2010 • Category: Manners and Etiquette

For those of you uninitiated to the filming of the reality show (and I’ll use that word lightly) – High Society, the show has caused some degree of consternation amongst its stars, its producers and even some members of the press. One thing is for sure, what we mean by ‘society,’ has perversely gone out [...]



News reporters that smoke crack are only slightly more jittery than non smoking crack journalists.

By Scallywag • Dec 22nd, 2009 • Category: Savage Predator

A Braver type of journalist has arrived in America. From Gawker comes an interesting tale of the brave new world of journalism: Former North Carolina TV newsman Jon Robinson is more interesting than most TV newsmen: “What I really wanted to say [on air] is, ‘I shot heroin last night and smoked crack and watched [...]



Herb Nass takes center stage at Christie’s.

By Natalie Fasano • Dec 7th, 2009 • Category: Nightlights

In certain realms of society, high profile estate disputes are equivalent to a day at the races.  Bets are placed, money is both won and lost and men emerge victorious at the expense of others. Perhaps, if the aforementioned sod had known how to better manage his estate, or had the foresight to appropriately plan [...]



Conversations with Anthony Haden Guest at the Whitney Glam.

By Dara King • Dec 4th, 2009 • Category: Nightlights

The Whitney tete a tete celebrating the museum’s 75 years of biennials was an upscale to do. The kind of event where young socialites meet their future husbands. Set on the dock by the pool at The Standard Hotel, the lighting set the tone for an evening of influential hob knobbing. Content to observe and [...]



The UK “grime” scene gets grimier, it seems there is no price too high for fame.

By Kelly Moorhouse • Dec 4th, 2009 • Category: Savage Predator

The Times reports: ‘Two teenage rappers have been jailed for a total of 32 years for plotting to kill a pregnant 15-year-old because they thought she stood in the way of their music careers.’ The two 19-year-olds, Kingsley Ogundele and Brandon Jolie, who had big ambitions on the “grime” music scene decided that a baby [...]



Art Basel Burns Up Miami.

By Dara King • Dec 2nd, 2009 • Category: Nightlights

The Emmanuel Perrotin gallery opening was just one of the many amazing events last night. While there was certainly a lot happening in every gallery in Miami’s Design District, this event was well attended and arguably the coolest party to be seen at.   Celebrities mixing with heavy hitting artists, the event was reminiscent of hanging [...]



A Starving Artist’s Guide to Sex, Money and Fame.

By Scallywag • Dec 1st, 2009 • Category: Manners and Etiquette

It takes cunning to make it as an artist and even more cunning to get the sex, money and fame that is your inalienable right if you traverse the platform called the artist. For most artists it’s a losing proposition- for a variety of reasons, the lack of money, charisma, contacts and most importantly because the [...]



Chelsea Clinton announces engagement to Marc Mezvinsky. Don’t Cry.

By Scallywag • Nov 30th, 2009 • Category: Savage Predator

When wedding bells are dolloped in political sugar and hard to get rid of stains. Yummy, bliss, sweet sumptuous swooning and a heartfelt groan that ugly duckling and hedge fund sweet heart is set to marry her beau and, by extension, our beau too— Marc Mezvinsky. Report the Daily Beast which seems to always have a [...]



Obama Crashers.

By Frank Pasquine • Nov 27th, 2009 • Category: Savage Predator, Uncategorized

“Michaele and Tareq Salahi slipped past multiple layers of high-level White House security Tuesday night and managed to rub shoulders, literally, with Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. and the White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, among others, at Washington’s most exclusive social event this year.” – NY Times It must be reaffirming for [...]



Authentic Message or Gaga Flair?

By Kelly Moorhouse • Nov 23rd, 2009 • Category: Performing Arts

There are a lot of musical mini-sensations around these days, but it is hard to see which of them, if any, is blessed with the sort of longevity that can allow them to last the distance. Our ears are bombarded with the sounds of Lady Gaga, Miley Cirus and Taylor Swift. You can’t walk into [...]



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