Sometimes, I suppose, even celebrities need a few extra bucks. Maybe they want to buy a new Benz or a house in the south of France or add a bowling alley to the basement of their mansion? Whatever their motive, many turn to advertising when singing, acting or modeling gigs start to dry up.
Karl Lagerfeld, the creative force behind fashion house Chanel, tells Talk Asia why he's still thriving on new ideas.
He is perhaps the most recognizable man in fashion, almost never seen without his dark glasses, a silver ponytail and fingerless gloves.
Producers of 007 series reportedly in talks with the Indian actress about starring opposite Daniel Craig
The fishnet-clad singer looks hot – if a bit nervous – during a German awards show
The twin sisters are releasing a 272-page coffee-table book titled Influence
An oscar nominee
updated: Thu Jan 03 2008 03:19:00
Oscar nominee Japanese actress Rinko Kikuchi talks to CNN's Anjali Roa about her role in the film Babel.
She stunned global cinema audiences with her controversial and Oscar-nominated performance as a lonely deaf girl in the film "Babel." Rinko Kikuchi is one of Japan's hottest young actresses and models, recently working with Karl Lagerfeld as the new face of Channel. Despite her success, she remains an unconventional figure in Japan, at odds with the traditional demure image of the Japanese woman and forging a career on her own terms. Talk Asia follows her on a modelling assignment, discusses how her life has changed since "Babel" and revisits the unique location of one of the film's most important scenes.
Karl Lagerfeld lamented the decision by Valentino to retire next year, saying Wednesday that he feared the 75-year-old Italian would find life after fashion a bore
Time.com: Valentino's Giftsupdated: Wed Jul 11 2007 16:05:00
Rome is buzzing with the weekend-long celebrations of designer Valentino Garavani's 45th anniversary.
The soggy weather at the fall 2007 haute couture collections hasn't dampened fashion inspiration
FSB: The Style Councilupdated: Mon Mar 27 2006 12:00:00
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