Chloe Sevigny as Joan D'Arc (image via Caroline from Paper)
"The absolutely best things about the V Halloween party held last night at the Gramercy Park Hotel were..Joaquin Phoenix saying, 'Hi Caroline from PAPER, don’t take my picture cause I’m balding rapidly.' ... Hearing Derek Blasberg somewhat apologize for his very snooty friend Ashley Olson’s refusal to have even one frame shot, whispering, 'She is concerned about her wig being askew!' It is amazing how dictatorial that sweetest of sweet little girls has become ... Waiting till the party was almost over to take a shot of Chloe Sevigny as Joan of Arc after having gotten one hours earlier but had not recognized her." (Paper)
"Roberto Cavalli sent heads into a tailspin Wednesday night when he arrived at Cipriani 42nd Street for his Halloween party dressed as another one of the world's most famous designers. 'I'm Karl Lagerfeld, it's nice to meet you,' he greeted revelers. 'I hate Cavalli; he's too clever.'" (image via fashionweekdaily)
"Martina Hingis said Thursday she has been accused of testing positive for cocaine at Wimbledon, and then announced her retirement from professional tennis." (CNN)
"Hillary Clinton reached out to young women voters in an emotional return today to her alma mater, Wellesley College, where she said that 'in so many ways, this all-women’s college prepared me to compete in the all-boys’ club of presidential politics.'" (NYTimes)
"'THE "BRAINS' surrounding Hillary Clinton didn't make any friends last Friday at Condé Nast when they balked on a firm, long-standing commitment to let the candidate pose for Vogue, while the astute Julia Reed hung ten waiting to write about her and the giant fotog Annie Leibovitz had her cameras at the ready for nothing. A source inside Hillary's camp supposedly informed the Vogue contingent they'd decided some time ago not to honor the commitment, but Vogue wasn't told until the last minute." (LizSmith)
"NATO defence ministers have tasked their Military Committee to determine how to reduce the core of the NATO Response Force (NRF) amid pressures from continuing operations in Afghanistan and Kosovo." (Janes)
"With two months to go before the Iowa caucus, everything can change, and probably will, but it is worth speculating on what the impact will be if things don’t change much from now until then ... Huckabee, coming in a strong second, could take off and become the poor man’s Romney, taking advantage of his greater consistency on social issues, his Christian (read: non-Mormon) beliefs, and his support of the Fair Tax as an alternative to the IRS." (DickMorris)
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