January 2010

Hayley Williams’ Hairstyle from the 2010 Grammys

By glam.com on January 31, 2010

Paramore’s Hayley Williams arrived to the 2010 Grammys debuting a new hairstyle, a neck-length bob paired with a bright orange hair color that definitely makes her stand out from the crowd.

Marisa Miller Hairstyle from the 2010 Grammys

By glam.com on January 31, 2010

Victoria’s Secret angel, Marisa Miller attended the 2010 Grammy Awards wearing her long blonde locks styled with long loose waves.

Report: Chris Paul needs surgery, out 1-2 months

By NBCSports.com on January 31, 2010

Chris Paul needs arthroscopic surgery for a cartilage tear in his left knee and will be out 1-2 months, according to a report by Yahoo! Sports’ Adrian Wojnarowski.

Armani Exchange Spring 2010 Campaign: Utopia

By glam.com on January 31, 2010

Check out the images from Armani Exchange 2010: Utopia. Shot in Myrtle Beach by photographer and A|X Creative Director Matthew Scrivens. Models included in the shoot are Irina Shayk, Marlon Teixeira, Tamiris Souza Freitas, Clint Mauro and Tomas Skoloudik.

A/X’s take on what’s in- Sun-drenched shades are the new spotlight colors, accompanied by a free spirited mood as style and sexy collide in an explosion of desire.

Last season Armani Exchange’s denim was a big hit with Hollywood It Girls and Guys. AnnaLynne McCord and Kellan Lutz were both spotted in trendy denim pieces from the brand multiple times.

Ciaras Black Givenchy Lace Dress For 2010 Grammys

By glam.com on January 31, 2010

If Gaga settled for the Ice Queen on the 2010 Grammy Awards Red Carpet doesnt mean everyone else did so too! Since the pantless look is on the wave, its no real surprise seeing Ciara sporting a lace see through ensemble from Givenchy Spring Summer 2010.
I dont get this hype pantless performer look! It must have something to do with the stage? Maybe? Take the stage, but dont take your pants! Hmmm (more images right after the jump, click here for the gallery!) (photos via 1, 2)

Ciara’s Black Givenchy Lace Dress For 2010 Grammys

Cavs score 46 in 1st quarter, rout Clippers

By NBCSports.com on January 31, 2010

LeBron James scored half of Cleveland’s 46 points in the first quarter and the streaking Cavaliers tied an NBA record with 11 3-pointers in the opening period of their 114-89 win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday night.

Opinion: Five key questions for Super Bowl XLIV

By NBCSports.com on January 31, 2010

Sporting News: Who will win Super Bowl 44? The answers to these five questions will help determine whether the Saints or Colts lift the Lombardi Trophy next Sunday night.

Sundance Style: My Favorite Shoe Store in Park City

By glam.com on January 31, 2010

Every year at Sundance I see celebrities in the cutest footwear and feel inspired to buy new shoes! I stay at a hotel on Main Street, and therefore walk by Mary Janes (613 Main Street, Park City, Utah 84060) every day! I cant help but look in the windows and admire the shoes. Mary Janes a great selection of shoes and a lovely staff to match! This always leads to buying at least one pair of shoes before the film festival ends!I just found out that the store has a website! I have not ordered anything online (yet!), but its a nice alternative if you cant make it to Park City.

Here are a few of my favorite shoes currently at Mary Janes:

Frye Maxine Shortie for $285 at Mary Jane’s (or $287.95 at Endless and $298 at Zappos)

Pink Studio Allyson Flat for $79 at Mary Jane’s

Jeffrey Campbell Pepper Booty for $155 at Mary Jane’s

Cheryl Cole in Current/Elliott Jeans Again!

By glam.com on January 31, 2010

Singer Cheryl Cole arrives at Heathrow Airport wearing her Current/Elliott Skinny Jeans in Pink Destroy for a second time.

Celizic: Trash Talk? Not at this Super Bowl

By NBCSports.com on January 31, 2010

Celizic: Hype Week isn’t what it used to be. If you doubt it, keep track of the big stories coming out of Miami this week. New Orleans really, really loves its Saints. Peyton Manning is a really, really good quarterback. It’s not that there’s no hope for those of us who want a little controversy and trash talk. There’s always a remote chance that someone will say something that can be twisted into a controversy.

Strike on at British Airways

March 19, 2010

London, England (CNN) — British Airways cabin crew members went on strike Saturday, leaving thousands of would-be passengers travel plans during the next two weeks up in the air.

The strike came after British Airways Chief Executive Willie Walsh and the joint general secretary of the Unite union, Tony Woodley, emerged Friday from a meeting and announced the effort to avert the walkout had failed.

"This company does not want to negotiate," Woodley said of British Airways. "This company wants ultimately to go to war with my members and the union."

Walsh said he "deeply regrets" the inconvenience the strikes will cause to passengers but said the company will still try to operate as many flights as possible. "I am disappointed the union has not been able to see the sense of the proposal we tabled today," Walsh said.

Advice for passengers

British Airways posted lists on its Web site of flights that it plans to operate during the walkout.

A spokesperson for Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he "believes that this strike is in no ones interest and will cause unacceptable inconvenience to passengers. He urges the strike be called off immediately" and the two sides return to bargaining.

In addition to the three-day strike beginning Saturday, Unite has decided to strike for four more days beginning March 27. Unite represents 95 percent of BAs 15,000 cabin crew members, but not all of them plan to strike.

Politics »

Angry Dems meet with Pelosi over abortion issue

March 19, 2010

Washington (CNN) — The divisive issue of abortion is once again causing problems for House Democrats as they plan to move forward with the health care bill.

Anti-abortion Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Michigan, is asking for a vote on his language restricting taxpayer funding for abortion, and a group of female abortion-rights Democrats came out of an emergency meeting in House Speaker Nancy Pelosis office Friday evening visibly angry about the request.

Rep. Diana Degette, D-Colorado, told reporters a vote on Stupaks measure was a "nonstarter," saying, "somewhere between 40 and 55" abortion-rights Democrats would bolt from the bill.

"We are holding firm this time," she said. "If Mr. Stupak and a few members along with the Republicans decide to use this to take health care down, that loss of health care will be in their hands."

It wasnt clear whether Democratic leaders were seriously considering allowing a vote on Stupaks abortion language, or in what form.

But Stupak said he is in talks with Pelosi, D-California.

Business »

Report: Linux Gains Ground, Windows Stumbles

January 26, 2010

Linux inched ahead in the operating-system arena during the final month of 2009, even as Windows and Mac gave up some ground. That’s according to research firm Net Applications, which recently released its Market Share report covering operating systems in December. Linux accounted for 1.02 percent of the market in December, up from an even 1 percent the month before.

Technology »

Dev Hacks Emulator to Pick WinPho7’s Brain

March 19, 2010

Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 Series emulator has been cracked. Windows Mobile Developer Dan Ardelean, who works out of Italy, announced Friday that he had hacked into the emulator, which allows users to run the WinPho7 platform on a full-sized computer. Microsoft had unveiled the emulator and other products, including Internet Explorer 9, this week at MIX10, Redmond’s conference for Web designers and developers.

Health »

End in sight, Dems lobby health bill waverers

March 19, 2010

President Barack Obama and Democratic leaders lobbied intensively for historic health care legislation Friday, striving to resolve a last-minute dispute over Medicare while gaining precious “yeses” less than 48 hours ahead of a climactic vote.