The edging on blazers, jackets is intriguing. The boxish coats are a catching and curious visual, not sure the appeal holds up when seeing it repeatedly. Or at least feels annoying in the short AND long term for me.
http://men.style.com/fashion/top_ten
I like this EW idea
In a better situation for comedy, Louis-Dreyfus wouldn’t be standing alone: Margaret Cho, Mo’Nique, Kate Clinton, and Susie Essman would all headline their own sitcoms. But for now, a world with an old Christine is much better than one with no Christine at all.
http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,1564555,00.html
Flashed on doing some tv fiction project with her papers, or side project companies…
http://nymag.com/news/features/influentials/16926/index1.html
I hear lots of smart, contemporary solutions with the product offerings, extended/24 hours, and overall MORE thoughtfulness to the variety of eaters they have. Would love them to be less cliché ‘American’ diet and even better at the veg*n offerings. In part, because they have such a global presence, and means of influencing dietary health; also, the food is troublesome health-wise, especially for its heavy use customers. Ah we shall see.
http://www.businessweek.com/print/magazine/content/07_06/b4020001.htm?chan=gl
