Naomi Campbell to interview Fidel Castro?

What the hell? No really, what the hell? Somehow Naomi Campbell and her assaultin' people with her cell phone ass is going to interview the devil himself, Fidel Castro. I don't know whether to laugh or to be offended? I mean, first off..dude is half-dead IF not dead already, and well, Naomi Campbell is a model, not a journalist. How are you going to go from Barbara Walters (who had an interview with him in 2002) to this bitch? With all that aside though, Noche Buena is tonight. What are most Cubans praying for? The death of this idiot.

Picasso stolen from museum!

Damn, what a come up...
Three thieves broke in and made away with paintings by Pablo Picasso and Candido Portinari from Sao Paulo's premier modern art museum on Thursday. I guess it was that easy, just no one was ballsy enough to do it til now. All they used was a singular crow bar, a car jack, and took only 3 minutes to:
......break in, steal Picasso's "Portrait of Suzanne Bloch" and Portinari's "O Lavrador de Cafe" from the Sao Paulo Museum of Art, and get away, all before dawn.
And to top it off, both paintings were uninsured.



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Christian Louboutin

Christian Louboutin is a french shoe designer and mostly known for his signature red sole. Most of us don't have 600+ dollars to buy these perfect, A+, gorgeous looking shoes, so here's an awesome alternative that I had my nail guy do to me last night. (Hi Sam..)

First, the shoes..


A better view of the red sole..


And now, the nails..


I read about the black top/red underside look a while ago and there's been mixed reviews about it. A ton of women hate it, a ton of women love it..I happen to think it's awesome..looks pretty classic..and costs something like 30.00 to get it done. Another plus is that it's conservative/basic enough for work compared to the whole crazy nail/airbrush craze that's going on . I'll try and post a picture of mine when I get a chance.

R.I.P

You don't park in someone else's shoveled spot. It's just something that is understood among all of us here. The idea of shoveling a parking spot and marking your territory with a piece of patio furniture (or in some cases a fan, as shown below) is not a foreign concept for us Chicagoans. As of today though, prepare to have your place markers taken away by Street and Sanitation workers. This tradition is done. Goodbye.