001.AVI DSCF4686.AVI Happy Grandparents Day xysg says: RT @ jerrywongjh : When remembering the victims and tragedy of 911, do remember that today is Grandparents ‘ Day too.
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Auburn vs Mississippi State: Final Play of the Game Auburn vs. Mississippi State (Highlights) 2011 week, 2 Auburn vs Mississippi State: Philip Lutzenkirchen 10 Yard T DajohOwns4Pwns says: God damn…First we had auburn vs mississippi state . Now we already have this game goind down
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obra de teatro “SHAKESPEARE CABARET” Sir Patrick Stewart reading Shakespeare, Captain’s Table, Düsseldorf, Germany, September 10, 2011 A Dramatic Twist distaff says: @ my_belle_ The Doctor Dances, The Shakespeare One, and Vincent and the Doctor. And yes, I MISS the Rose/Doctor/Jack TARDIS trio!
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Julianne Hough, LeAnn Rimes and Mandy Moore turned out for Monique Lhuillier’s runway show at New York Fashion Week. (Sept. 11)
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Alicia Keys, Lea Michele, Courtney Love, Zoe Kravitz, Bryan Greenberg and Lykke Li attend Alexander Wang’s show at New York Fashion Week. (Sept. 11)
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In what was supposed to be her toughest test yet at the US Open, Serena Williams dominated top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki 6-2, 6-4 in the semifinals to move a win away from her 14th Grand Slam title. (Sept. 11)
Continue reading …If basic black makes you feel blue, consider color blocking for your fall wardrobe. The style with a nod to the art world (think Mondrian) is back and is an easy way to wear old standbys from the closet, such as black pants, with new offerings on the racks.
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Defending US Open champ Rafael Nadal is through to the final after topping Andy Murray in four sets in the semis. (Sept. 11)
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Cliff Robertson, the handsome movie actor who played John F. Kennedy in “PT-109,” won an Oscar for his role in the movie “Charly” and was famously victimized in a 1977 Hollywood forgery scandal, died Saturday. He was 88.
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The Greek prime minister has vowed to follow the austerity demands of his debt-ridden country’s creditors despite continued street protests against the measures. “At the point where the eurozone is now… every delay, every hesitation, every option other than strict compliance with our commitments… is dangerous for the country and its citizens,” George Papandreou said on Saturday. “Every time we have postponed or hesitated it has cost us dearly,” the premier said in his address, promising to take “all other necessary measures” to ensure the country meets its commitment to reducing the budget deficit. As…
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