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Lynne
D. Kitei: Unusual Celebrity and Author.
A woman for all seasons. It is hard to change
profession, relinquish an illustrious career to embrace a new one,
and excel, all at once. Dr. Lynne Kitei did just that! Before
becoming a powerful voice of ufology, Dr. Kitei was (and probably
still is) an internationally acclaimed physician and health
educator, and a world leading figure in the area of early
disease detection and prevention. more
Women & Sex
Women who are
educated, married or heavy are more likely to have low sex drives.
Contrary
to researchers' expectations, university-educated women are more
apt to have low sex drives -- 48 per cent compared to 31 per cent
among high-school graduates. They are also less likely to have
orgasms during intercourse. more...
NEW YORK
SOCIALITES
Most talked
about in New York Manhattan high society in pictures...
See the photos
of the socialites

Photo from left to right:
A lucky and most unique photo
for famous social figures including Dame Elizabeth Esteve-Coll,
Melanie Clore, Lady Sainsbury, Colleen and Javier Baz.
They
are la crème de la crème of New York society. People love to be
seen in their company, for they are famous, wealthy,
sophisticated, chic, powerful, well-connected, fun...and mon cher
ami, they throw the best parties in town. Sometimes, they are in
print because of their contributions to charitable organizations,
appearances they made at major social functions, controversy they
steered up, in brief, they were written up in the paper for
meaningful and justified reasons. But, sometime, silly stuff,
gossips they create and vanity displays do the trick as well, for
instance, "her husband bought her $4 million diamond ring", or
"she is having an affair with monsieur x or monsieur z or all the
alphabets", sometime, because he "continues to name everything
after his name, hotels, casinos, TV shows and now a university..."
or simply because he or she "insulted a rabbi" or created a
Kaballah formula to grow hair where it is not needed. But
generally, they steal the show and make people talk about them
because they are good at what they do. Wealth has a lot to do with
celebrity status in New York. You could tell me "Isn't the same
thing everywhere?", you bet it is! In Washington, DC, socialites
are fueled by and within embassies receptions and The White House
affairs, occasionally the Kennedy Center honor galas and almost
90% au tour fancy social gatherings in Georgetown for quite
unnecessary reasons. In New York city, it is everything.
Everything and anything that glitters, especially, money, real
estate big time deals, financial scandals, trials, sophisticated
vernissages, premieres, Broadway's grand entrance and grand
finale, fall down and fallout of a tycoon or a powerful celebrity,
ad infinitum...Grosso mode, what makes New York city a most unique
social rosary is the geographically rich faces, demeanors,
spirit, sophisticated blend of an unheard of Martini cocktail, a
$9,000 handbag and refined intellectualism on the verge of absurd
chic.
 
Photos from left to right:
#1.Glenn Close. #2. Isabelle Huppert.
Copyright
© 2008, Fancy Living Magazine. All rights reserved.
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Gossip of the stars

Yoko Ono poses in New York's Central
Park near the Strawberry Fields memorial to her slain husband,
John Lennon.Yoko Ono has apologized to Paul
McCartney for insinuating that his songs are trite. Accepting an
award on behalf of John Lennon last month, Ono said Lennon had
sometimes felt insecure about his songs, asking "why they always
cover Paul's songs and never mine." "I said, 'You're a good
songwriter, it's not June with spoon that you write."' After
reports of the apparent slight circulated, Ono apologized in the
latest issue of Rolling Stone magazine, now on newsstands. "I
certainly did not mean to hurt Paul, and if I did, I am very
sorry," she says. McCartney has sometimes clashed with Ono,
Lennon's widow. She objected when McCartney reversed the
traditional"Lennon McCartney" songwriting credit on his 2002
album, Back in the U.S. Ono's spokesman accused him of attempting
to "rewrite history." McCartney had earlier complained that Ono
wouldn't let him take credit for Yesterday, a song written
entirely by McCartney.

Men want to be pampered, too
Eye gels, anti-wrinkle creams, hot shaves
are in big demand
It's not just
style-conscious A-types who are spending time grooming themselves
these days. The guy next door is buying accessories, treating
himself to good food and drink and paying attention to how he
looks and feels. So businesses are courting today's responsive
man. We found two places devoted to male grooming and -- surprise!
-- they carry products a woman would love, too.
more...
"Writers lives are not that
interesting," Hart Hanson says
Photo:
Emily Deschanel stars as Dr. Temperance Brennan in Bones, the new
crime drama on Global and FOX.
"Writers lives are not that
interesting," Hart Hanson says, though judging from all the
evidence, the Parksville, B.C.-born TV writer and executive
producer is leading an all-too-interesting life these days.
more...

Secrets to good
health. Sick
building syndrome (SBS) describes a situation whereby people
experience symptoms of ill health that seem to be linked to
spending time in a building - but where no specific cause can be
identified.
What are the symptoms?
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Unknown Amazing Facts About New York: Stories, secrets...
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