Phoenix – The Sweat Shop Capital Of The World?
When It Comes to Top Perspiration Producers, Phoenix Wins Fifth Title As No. 1 Sweatiest City; New York City Leads in Total Sweat Volume, according to a survey conducted by Old Spice.
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When It Comes to Top Perspiration Producers, Phoenix Wins Fifth Title As No. 1 Sweatiest City; New York City Leads in Total Sweat Volume, according to a survey conducted by Old Spice.
More than 2,500 handmade quilts will be featured at America’s largest quilt sale, June 28 – July 6, at the Kutztown Festival. The week-long event is also where the whole family can learn about and enjoy Pennsylvania Dutch folk life.
South Florida’s premier place to dine, party, and gamble at sea, has just introduced its “Sizzling Summer Super-Saver Sail,” and it is just too hot to be missed.
Over a 100 Venues in Ft Lauderdale to Have Fun.
Moviegoers eager for their first look at Quantum of Solace, the highly anticipated Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer/Columbia Pictures release of EON Productions’ 22nd James Bond adventure, will be able to catch the new theatrical trailer for the film, featuring expanding footage of the film, on television and on the internet Monday, June 30th, and in theaters when it is attached to Columbia Pictures’ Hancock.
Wildfire and Alinea Respectively Win Titles for Popularity and Top Food; Surveyors Go Green, Service Remains the Industry’s Weak Link.
According to the Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano, the bright red loafers that Pope Benedict XVI wears are not designed by the Milanese fashion house, as has long been rumored.
Angkor award-winning photographer and Marc Ecko Enterprises executive Peter Ruprecht has partnered with Splashlight to debut his “Monadic Nomad” collection. Splashlight will host a star-studded gala on July 29th at its new headquarters in SoHo. Portion of the Proceeds to Benefit Internationally Recognized charity: water.
Executive Editor Stephen Smith The Great Alienator?
Jillian is featured in a 7-page nude pictorial in Playboy’s Lingerie August/September 2008 issue (on newsstands July 1 until September 1).
Last weekend the New York Bar Show gave liquor makers, bar managers and industry professionals the chance to sample new products and roam around the Javits Center. One of the more unique exhibitors is trying to replace the scrutiny of bouncers by pushing a technology that would make it easier for nightclubs and bars to catch fake ID’s.
Featuring Naomi Tutu and Liz Abzug in conversation with Soledad O’Brien.