“My favorite smell is the first smell of spring in New York,” Andy Warhol once said. Perhaps in a similar spirit, Warhol began painting and silk-screening a series of highly stylized, phantasmagorically colored flowers during the 1960s. He returned to this age-old painter’s subject in 1970, when he developed a portfolio of vibrantly colored flower screenprints at the first of his two studios on Union Square. Both the florals and the location were the inspiration for Andy ...
Continue Reading Story at 'Celebrity Mound'You, Sweet, Are No Cool… > You get the sense, as I do, that the marketing powers that be are trying desperately to make the word "sweet" the new "cool"? It's everywhere you look. Sweet. Said in two syllables, "Sue-wheat", in...
Beauty News. There’s Nothing Better Than the Sweet Smell of Courvoisier? Second City Style Fashion & Beauty Blog > It was bound to happen. Everyone, it seems is getting a perfume so why not a booze? Yes, it's true...the name Courvoisier may evoke images of Tim Meadows as The Ladies Man or a romantic...
Think You Know Candy Corn? > Hershey's has just released a new seasonal kiss flavor: Candy Corn. I saw some in the Halloween display at Target and picked them up for the office to try. The first thing I noticed was...
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