I’ve been waiting for event for awhile. While news of Bob Colacello’s 2nd printing was out there, the question was when it would happen. It’s happening now and we received an invite today (see above). What hasn’t been said about Bob Colacello and what hasn’t this man put on paper. Having been a close confidant of Andy Warhol and editor at Interview magazine, Colacello has seen it all. Somehow he’s managed to invite us to his book signing on Saturday with cocktails (i’m definitely going to be there, so stopping by is a must to say hello at least).

Here’s the info on the event:
Where: ADAM / 678 Hudson Street (NYC)
Date: Saturday, May 3rd
Time: 2 - 4 PM

PS: Our review of the book is going up later next week on the magazine side in required reading, because any book the covers New York City nightlife with Jack Nicholson, Cher, Raquel Welch, Yves Saint Laurent, Andy Warhol, Diana Vreeland is bound to be a must read.

If you’re trying to understand what it means to be the child of a celebrity witness Rumer Willis’ unveiling in the Ocean Pacific ads. While there won’t be as much of a hub-bub over the photos as opposed to Annie Liebovitz tres jolie coco spread with Miley Cyrus, because she’s 19. At 19, the jury is out on whether she is in better shape than her 40 plus mom, this is Demi Moore we’re talking about. She’s also looking to start that much vaunted modeling career that eludes the children of celebrities.

Commenter Joy An left a quick quip on a recent post that maybe women should stop wearing high heels altogether if they can’t manage walking in them, nevermind the pain that comes with walking on a pair of 6 inchers. Gwyneth Paltrow obviously is paying no attention to Joy An as she’s ameliorating the heel pain by going to the doctor and getting holistic treatment for her back. The question is does she have a back ailment from routine aging like some people do, or is it a direct result of wearing ultra-high heels. Most would vote for the latter ahead of the former.

It’s hard not to want to wear something super-ultra luxuriously high, especially when it adds inches and creates a gorgeous silhouette, but Joy An, your point it taken. Heels are not for the faint of heart, or feet.