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Red soles are characteristic for Christian Louboutin’s pieces. Louboutin is a well-known shoe-designer from paris with a wide range of celebrities wearing them (Angelina Jolie, Gwen Stefani, Drew Barrymore etc.).

But not only his shoes are magnificant, you can also enjoy total madness on his website: funny, excentric, french!

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Some things simply never go out of style…such as:

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This is the first part of the new “What happened to…”-Series, which will be published at irregular intervals, meaning whenever I find an interesting story about an almost forgotten Star and his present situation.

Our first article will be dedicated to Wil Wheaton aka Wesley Crusher from Star Trek: The next Generation.
We’ve known Wil as the annoyingly smart and eager son of ship’s doctor Beverly Crusher. Many times he proved his braveness as well as his bad taste in fashion. But what is going on with Wil now? He is a professional geek!
Although he kept acting after TNG he took a quite interesting choice of work besides that: For some time he worked in a company developing Commodore Amiga software and became one of the first bloggers. He now maintains his own blog as well as he is writing for several other blogs or magazines (inter alia about RPG) and publishing long versions of his blog entries as books.

Well done, Wesley!

http://www.wilwheaton.net/
http://wilwheaton.typepad.com/
http://paizo.com/dungeon

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Kinda based on my worksituation my interest in japanese culture grows:
Kawaii is one of many subgenres of the Harajuku-Culture and is now my new hobby-horse. For better understanding what kawaii is about I put together some visual help.
Unfortunately I couldn’t find any stitch-costume like that fitting for grown-ups, so If you have one left, please send it to me!

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“Movies to watch instead of freaking out about Christmas”

1. Footloose
(USA 1984, Herbert Ross)

The Kevin Bacon dancing and falling for the distinctive shouldered Lori Singer! Great music!

2. Bill&Ted’s Excellent Adventure
(USA 1988, Stephen Herek)

The young Keanu Reeves on a dramatic journey through time to save the world’s future. An american perception of history!

3. Tři oříšky pro Popelku
(CSSR/DDR 1973, Václav Vorlíček)

The real Cinderella-Story accompanied by a heartbreaking Soundtrack!

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