From Globes to Graffiti
19 Jan 2007
Global swarming
The first-ever "green" Golden Globes awards bash was held Monday in an eco-space filled with foliage, reclaimed-wood tables, and organic foodstuffs. Among the attendees were Amy Smart, Daryl Hannah,
Photo: John Shearer / WireImage.com
Photo: Miss Malaprop
Dress reversal
We were going to attend the Golden Green party, but we couldn't decide on an outfit. Our best vegan duds? A FEMA tarp? A contraband Woodsy costume? Sigh ... WWNPD?
Great Scots
Showings of An Inconvenient Truth have been restricted in some Washington schools because, "Condoms don't belong in school, and neither does Al Gore." Meanwhile, leaders in the land o' Nessie
Photo: Kevin Mazur / WireImage.com
Sex drive
Bill Maher does it out of guilt. Cameron Diaz gets excited when she does it in the city. Will Ferrell says all Americans should be doing it, and it's "just plain sexy." Yep, all the cool kidz are turned on. By their hybrids, of course.
Art attack
With more subtlety than a "wash me" message, reverse graffiti artists have hit the streets to take a bite out of grime. And as to the softer side of urban art? Knitta, please.
Photo: Alexandre Orion
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