Rumor Has It…

Are Seal and Heidi Klum Over Each Other…ALREADY?

Just months after announcing their split, it seems Seal and Heidi  have moved on just fine.

Seal was seen kissing Nick Jonas’ ex Delta Goodrem last Sunday at the Logie Awards in Melbourne, and Heidi Klum was getting cuddly with Germany’s Next Top Model judge Thomas Hayo recently.

This rumor is…false.

Seal judges the Australian version of The Voice with Goodrem.  When asked about the rumor, his rep said, “They are absolutely not dating…The rumors are absurd.”  As for Klum’s rep, there is no comment, but stated that  Hayo is just a fellow judge.

Seal and Klum announced their split in mid-January, following seven years of marriage.

 

Did Selena and Justin get caught on the Kiss Cam?

This rumor is…TRUE!

The teen idols were enjoying a Los Angeles’ Lakers game last Monday when they were forced to kiss on the big screen.  “It’s the most humiliating thing that’s ever happened to me, probably,” Selena told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS radio show, “They were showing these little elderly couples, and it was so cute. Then all of a sudden we’re both looking up and we come on the screen and it’s like… It was so awkward.”

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Look For Less: Lauren Conrad

Hi ladies, this past weekend was one of the best music festivals ever, Coachella! Although I sadly wasn’t in attendance some our favorite celebrities were. Not only was this a great weekend for music, it was a great weekend for celebrity street style. One of my favorite looks this weekend was Lauren Conrad. After a few hours of digging, I’ve finally found LC’s Coachella 2012 look and was also able to put together some looks for less.

 

Looks for Less: Fashion of Pretty Little Liars

Our favorite liars from Rosewood always have mysteries to solve and relationship troubles on their hands. However, these girls always seem to do it in style. Aria, Emily, Spencer, and Hanna are four very different girls with distinct personalities, and their styles reflect it. So, if you’re  into Aria’s bohemian style with an edge, or Emily’s casual and sensible ensembles, or Spencer’s preppy flair, or Hanna’s bold and bright outfits, here are a few choice items to get you started and you won’t have to break the bank to do it.

Aria Montgomery

 

Emily Fields

Spencer Hastings

Hanna Marin

 

 

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CL Interviews Miss America 2012 Laura Kaeppeler, Part II

Wrapping up her email interview with College Lifestyles, Miss America 2012 Laura Kaeppeler participated in a Q&A with questions of importance to classy co-eds like you, questions about the College Lifestyles Beauty by Confidence Campaign, and about where she sees herself next.

 College Lifestyles: Time management is so important  – how do you do it? Any tips?

 Laura Kaeppeler: “The best way to conquer time management is to prioritize. Every day I make a list of the top 5 things I must get done in one day and as I complete a task, I cross it off my list.”

 CL: College Lifestyles believes in classiness – how would you describe a classy lady?

 LK: “When I think of classy women, I think of confidence, charm and elegance. I believe classy women are always aware of their surroundings and will portray themselves in the most positive way possible.”

 CL: CL wants to help prepare girls for intern and job interviews. What are your do’s and dont’s?

LK: “I don’t believe there are any right “do’s” or “don’t” for a job interview. First and foremost it is important to academically prepare to the best of your ability but once the preparations have been completed, I believe the second most important aspect is to be yourself. Allow your true personality to shine through. Most people remember presentation, eye contact, presence and poise more than the actual words that come from your mouth. Don’t be afraid to crack a joke, either. After all, even an interviewer is human and likes to laugh every once in a while. J”

 CL: College Lifestyles LOVES beauty and fashion. What are your must-haves for this season?

 LK: “My fashion models the expression “less is more.” I like to emulate women like Grace Kelly or Kate Middleton who represent timeless and effortless beauty. This season you will see me wearing beautiful colors and patterns paired with classic staples that remain in style no matter the season.”

College Lifestyles started a movement called the Beauty By Confidence Campaign, which, “not only promotes good health, nutrition and lifestyle practices but also the power of confidence and positive thinking in today’s college lady.”

Finish this quote – I love my …. “Family, and dog, Smokey J”

 CL: What do you love the most about yourself?

 LK: “I have learned to love being vulnerable. Being open to both criticism and praise allows me to continuously grow as a young woman and rather than loving only one thing about myself, I am learning to love all that I have to offer and give in this life.”

 CL: What makes you feel most confident?

 LK: “Being prepared, and making a killer entrance. The best feeling is giving an incredible speech or presentation and receiving compliments afterwards. Positive feedback is what motivates me to continuously work harder to make the next speech, presentation or performance better than the last which in turn constantly provokes confidence.”

 CL: Describe yourself in three words.

 LK: “Empowered, compassionate and genuine.”

 CL: What advice do you have for girls struggling with confidence and body image issues?

LK: “Having competed in the pageant world, I completely understand the pressure and stress to have the ‘perfect body.’  However, I will be the first to say, I in no way, shape or form have the perfect body. I am not a size 0, nor do I want to be. I have learned to be comfortable and confident in own skin, and comfortable and confident can come in all different shapes and sizes. The media portrays a negative view of what the ideal woman should look, walk and talk like, and I hope young women realize every person is made beautifully different and rather than all fit the mold of what the media portrays, we should embrace our unique body types. I believe true beauty shines from within.”

 CL: How do you stay healthy?

 LK: “Traveling 20,000 miles per month and living out of hotel rooms it is extremely difficult to maintain a workout regime or routine so I have to focus on nutrition. I look at food as fuel for my body. With an incredibly rigorous work schedule I know that I must fuel my body with the proper nutrients to maintain the stamina it needs to perform day in and day out. “

CL: Looking, ahead, where do you see yourself in five years? Ten years? Twenty years?

LK: “In five, ten and twenty years I hope to be happy, in whatever I find myself doing. My career ambition is to become an attorney so in the next five years I hope to be finishing law school. One day I hope to have children and a family of my own but I am one to not put a time limit on expectations for life because ‘life’ happens and plans will most likely change along the way. I believe God will steer my life in the direction He wants it to go and I will be most happy doing what I believe He has called me to do.”

Did we forget to ask Kaeppeler something you’re dying to know? Let us know in the comment box below!

Missed Part I? Check it out here!

Debra Schreiber is a senior journalism and Spanish double major at Duquesne University. She is a Senior Writer for College Lifestyles, and hopes that this article will inspire all classy co-eds as it has inspired her.

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LOVE IT: Francesca’s Fancy Flops

With warm temperatures approaching, it is time to pack away our sweaters and tights and bring out our sundresses and flip flops!  Personally, I LOVE sundresses and shorts, but don’t love ‘beachy’ flip flops worn with these items.  I will however, wear Fancy Flops!

Enter Francesca’s Fancy Flops!  This amazing company offers various ‘fancy flops,’ not flip flops, for us classy co-eds, our moms, and the little ones in our life.  From flowers to ‘bling,’ Francesca’s Fancy Flops, can be worn on casual occasions, weddings, and brunches.  What we love most about Francesca’s Fancy Flops is their partnership with various philanthropies, including breast and ovarian cancer organizations, by donate proceeds with the purchase of a Fancy Flop.

Included in MTV Movie Award goodie bags and worn by the fabulous Alexis Bellino of the Real Housewives of Orange County, you can imagine how I felt like a supermodel when I received my very own pair of Fancy Flops for my photo shoot!  I am honored to be the Editor in the category of fabulousness who wear Fancy Flops!

Fancy Flops fit perfect into my Editor and Mom wardrobe of sundresses, maxi dresses, skirts, and rompers (I own very few pairs of jeans).  I’m only 5’1,’ so I LOVED the kitten heel on the flops and being ‘girly girl,’ I loved the bling decor.  The bling on the Fancy Flop matches all my sundresses and spring/summer wardrobe AND will match all my summer pedis!

Francesca’s Fancy Flops are a great addition to any classy co-eds wardrobe AND our mom’s wardrobe!  With Mother’s Day quickly approaching,  Fancy Flops make a great present for any mom!  Check out these other lovely selections.

(All photos courtesy of Francesca’s Fancy Flops)

(All Photos courtesy of Francesca’s Fancy Flops)

 

Shop additional selections for you AND Mom here.

Shop ‘Go Pink’ selection here.

 

Disclosure:  We’d like to thank Francesca’s Fancy Flops for providing a pair of Fancy Flops for our photo shoot and review!

Rumor Has It…

Rumor has it that LiLo was recently involved in a fight at an L.A. nightclub.  Just under two weeks ago, Lohan’s formal probation ended, but she has already been accused of slipping into her old ways.  According to E! News, a woman filed a battery complaint, claiming Lohan shoved her on after LiLo was upset that the woman was talking to a male friend of Lohan’s.

This rumor is…false.

Lohan’s publicist, Steve Honing told E! News that “there is no truth to the accusations.”

Here’s hoping Lohan’s vow to clean her reputation is still working.

 

Rumor has it that a fake Twitter account for Hot in Cleveland star Betty White has been created getting verified and all.  The account, @BettyMWhite, recently tweeted, “Hello Twitter! And they said it would never happen. Oh wait, that was me,” and “What a wonderful surprise to have such a warm welcome to twitter- thank you everybody!”  Previously, Betty White has made it public that she does not want to join the social media site.

So is the account really dear Betty? YES!

Her rep claims that the account is her official account.  The golden girl has already done some minor cyber-flirting with American Idol host, Ryan Seacrest.  As of 8:45 Wednesday night, she already brought in more than 163,000 followers!

 

Stay tuned for more Hollywood rumor next week!

 

 

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5 Ways With Popcorn

A bag of microwave un-buttered popcorn is a super-fast, surprisingly healthy snack. Unfortunately, it can also get pretty boring. Jazz up your Friday movie night with our popcorn recipes and the perfect movie for each one.

 

1) Popcorn Italiano (Adapted from the Food Network’s How To Boil Water):

To Watch: An Italian-inspired movie, like Roman Holiday.

To Eat: Pour popcorn out into a large bowl. Add a dash of extra virgin olive-oil, and a pinch of garlic powder. Add a generous helping of italian seasoning. If you’re out, mix together any combination of dried basil, dried rosemary, thyme, and oregano. Finish the recipe with a few sprinkles of parmesan cheese.

2) Movie Theater Popcorn

To Watch: A timeless classic, like The Wizard of Oz.

To Eat: Crush pretzels into small pieces. Mix with popcorn in large bowl. Add a small handful of Milk Duds and M&Ms. Top with some cinnamon sugar to taste.

3) Power Popcorn (Adapted from Eat Drink Better)

To Watch: A inspiring athletic movie, like Prefontaine.

To Eat: Pour popcorn into large bowl. Add sunflower seeds, nuts, and some dried fruits. For nuts, we like chopped walnuts, but try sliced almonds if you’re in a hurry. For the fruits, raisins are standard. Try dried figs or apricots for a gourmet touch.

4) Hot & Spicy Popcorn

To Watch: A thriller, like Columbiana.

To Eat: Pour popcorn into a large bowl. Add a bit of shredded cheese when still hot and toss until it melts a little. For spice, sprinkle on cayenne pepper, paprika, and as much hot sauce as you can handle.

5) Cookies & Cream Popcorn (Adapted from Handle the Heat)

To Watch: A chick flick, like When Harry Met Sally.

To Eat: Melt some white chocolate (6 oz for every 13 of a cup) in the microwave. Pour over freshly popped popcorn, and toss with a spoon to coat. Chop up some chocolate cookies (Oreos anyone?) and mix together. Wait about 10-15 minutes until it sets, or stick it in the fridge for about 5 if you’re impatient.

What are your favorite popcorn recipes? Let us know in the comments!

Sasha Graffagna is a current junior at New York University studying Journalism and Comparative Literature. She is currently on exchange at La Universidad del Sagrado Corazón in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The 5 Best Shorts for Summer 2012

By:  Katie O’Brien

Undoubtedly, one of the best parts of the summer is breaking out the much-anticipated warm weather clothing. After spending the excruciatingly cold months (especially as a student in Michigan!) covered in huge sweaters and puffy coats, it is finally time to wear dresses, skirts, and, my personal favorite, shorts. Shorts are arguably the most versatile article of summer clothing. Paired with the correct top and accessories, one pair of shorts can function as both casual and dressy. Admittedly, however, it is difficult to find a good pair of shorts for a reasonable price. To help classy co-eds find the perfect pair of shorts that fit into a college student’s budget, CL has searched for the perfect options. Below are five inexpensive, but extremely stylish, pairs of shorts.

 

1.  These KNT by Kova & T Leather Varsity shorts are sold at Urban Outiffers. Admittedly, leather shorts do sound complicated. However, the deep red leather is not too over the top—they can be worn to class or dressed up for going out. These shorts, definitely a must have, are only $39.99!

http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=21364096

2. These Ecote Silky Printed Shorts can also be found on Urban Outfitters. The pattern is perfectly understated and the colors in the shorts make them easy to pair with many different colored tops. They are only $29.99!

http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/category.jsp?id=SALE_W&categories=catalog01_sale_sale_w_sale_w_bottoms

3. These Pieced Lace Shorts can be found at Free People. The delicate lace makes them extremely girly and unique. Paired with a black tank top or a jean jacket, these shorts are perfect for a summer night out. And, perhaps best of all, they are on sale for only $49.95!

http://www.freepeople.com/sale-sale-bottoms/pieced-lace-skort/

4. Their name describes them perfectly. These Season Staple Shorts from anthrpologie are a must have. They can be worn all throughout the summer and even the fall. They are simple enough to go with almost anything and are only $58. 

http://www.anthropologie.com/anthro/product/clothes-pants/23876253.jsp

5. We have saved the best for last. These 4” chino shorts come in all different bright colors and can be dressed up or dressed down. They are definitely a summer staple and are just $45. http://www.jcrew.com/womens_category/shorts.jsp

 

 

College Lifestyles Interviews La Carmina: Fashion Blogger, TV Host, World Traveler

Want to travel the world? Be on TV? Write a book? La Carmina has done all that and more.  After being accepted to Yale Law School at just 20 years old, La Carmina needed a creative outlet and began a style blog in September 2007. Since then, La Carmina has acquired an impressive resume a mere 7 years after her graduation from Columbia University. College Lifestyles had the chance to pick this multimedia guru’s brain, and find out how you can do all the cool things she does – for a living.

 

College Lifestyles (CL): Could you explain for our readers what exactly it is you do?
La Carmina (LC): I’m a travel and fashion TV host, journalist, and blogger at http://www.lacarmina/com/blog. My focus is on alternative and Gothic youth subcultures, in Japan and all over the world. I was born in Vancouver, Canada and studied at Columbia University and Yale Law, but I started a blog and it led me down a life-changing road. I’m now the author of 3 books — including Cute Yummy Time (Penguin) and Crazy, Wacky Theme Restaurants: Tokyo (Random House) — and a journalist for CNN, Huffington Post, AOL. My ”First Mate” and I started a TV fixing, hosting and coolhunting (CL Note: ie trendspotting) firm, called “La Carmina & The Pirates.” I also host my own web series for AOL / Huffington Post, and constantly travel for appearances and press trips (this year, I participated in a panel and sat front row at New York Fashion Week). Right now, my focus is on television presenting; my credits include The Today Show, Travel Channel, NHK Japan, Fuel/Discovery/National Geographic, Food Network, Pepsi, Sony, Norway TV, CNN. All my TV clips are here.

CL: How did you start each of these ventures?
LC: From the start, my blog focused on my passion: Japanese, alternative and subculture style. As fashion blogging blew up, I was fortunate to have opportunities to host TV shows, travel (New York, Italy, Hong Kong, Mexico, Japan), and write for major publishers and media organizations. My site organically led to these opportunities; Andrew Zimmern’s production company found me because I wrote a book about theme restaurants and blogged about bizarre Japanese cafes. They invited to be the guide on Bizarre Foods in Tokyo. After, I kept receiving television hosting and arranging offers, so I started a company with my First Mate Naomi, called La Carmina & The Pirates. We also do coolhunting, consulting, Tokyo tour guiding and other missions.

CL: What is a typical day like for you?
LC: Each day is different, depending on whether I’m on a TV shoot, traveling, or working on my site and Pirate jobs. If I’m on a travel TV shoot, it’s go-go-go from morning to night. There’s tons of advance planning, from getting filming permits to sorting out each step of the itinerary. On low-key days, I spend time with my Scottish Fold cat, Basil Farrow, and catch up on the deluge of emails that never seems to end.

CL: By the looks of it, you’re an extremely busy person – how do you manage your time?
LC: I believe in “working smart.” A lot of people work themselves to the ground for no reason or gain. I think it’s important to manage your time well, say no to the unessential tasks, and delegate. Fortunately, since my work is strongly personality-based, work and play are usually linked.

CL: How did you become interested in Japanese culture?
LC: Since my family is from Asia, we often traveled to Japan when I was young. In my early teens, I visited Harajuku and adored the vibrant street fashion and culture – Jrock, Gothic Lolita, Punk, Kawaii. This was the initial spark that led to where I am today. I continue to be fascinated by Japanese pop culture, such as the weird theme restaurants and cute bento boxes.

CL: How did last year’s 3/11 earthquake affect your work?
LC: Many of my friends were affected by the disaster, and I wanted to do something to help. I fundraised in LA, and released two design collaborations to benefit Japan: a HOPE benefit t-shirt with Like Atmosphere, and a panda bear necklace with Soho Hearts. Both are for sale here, with proceeds going to the earthquake and tsunami victims. These charity collections are meaningful to me because they’re an artistic response to the disaster; a way to raise awareness and rebuild. On the anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami (March 11), I also teamed up with two amazing Industrial dancers, tank9 and Mary Nine. We filmed a dance video in Seattle, for Ridley Scott’s “Japan in a Day” project — you can watch it here. Our footage captures the immense positivity and energy of youths teaming up for an important cause.

CL: Why do you think you’ve become so successful as an online presence, and how can CL readers do the same?
LC: Part of it is luck and good timing; I started La Carmina blog in 2007, when blogging was a relatively new phenomenon. I posted frequently, participated in social networks and built everything up gradually. I also feel that when an opportunity presents itself, you should try to take it as far as it can go — the sky’s the limit. I never dreamed I could have these amazing gigs in travel and TV, but now it’s my life.

CL: How did your undergraduate experience shape your career?
LC: I studied at Columbia University in New York City. I like to say I majored in “nightcrawling,” since I probably learned more from the city’s alt nightlife than the classroom! However, I loved my school’s Core Curriculum, and humanities courses in Japanese culture and philosophy. Going to Columbia and Yale Law let me explore my interests and figure out what I wanted to do.

CL: What advice do you have for aspiring writers/fashion designers/TV hosts?
LC: Prove that you’ve got the track-record (schooling, portfolio of successful projects). Show numbers and the results that you can
deliver. And only work with people who “get it.” You have something special to offer, a window into the world you inhabit — so make sure your clients appreciate and respect that. I think a college education always helps to broaden your mind, and get you where you want to be.

CL: What’s your favorite place you’ve been and why?
LC: I love Tokyo’s spooky scene. You’ll always find me and my friends at Goth Industrial and Fetish parties. I also spend too much time in the Japanese Lolita Jrock Punk second hand store, Closet Child.

CL: What’s your favorite part of the job? What’s the most difficult?
LC: Nothing makes me happier than hearing from readers, who say my blog brightened up their day, or inspired/ helped them in some way. Sometimes it’s challenging to work for yourself — you have to always juggle and chase new projects — but I love the freedom and flexibility it gives me.

CL: How do you manage your personal relationships when you travel so much?
LC: Skype and email makes it easy to keep in touch. And my Scottish Fold cat, Basil Farrow is endlessly forgiving.

CL: Goth-Loli style is beautiful but very dramatic. What is a good ’starter outfit’ for someone who wants to incorporate a little bit of this style in their wardrobe?
LC: There’s no rulebook that states you must own certain items or wear expensive Japanese brands to enter this lovely world. Instead, you can make Lolita a part of your life in many small ways. And the further you explore this wonderland, the more your confidence will grow. Start with tiny “tips of the hat” to Lolita fashion in your daily wear. For example, you might wear a big bow in your hair, or doll eyelashes, or a cute tutu skirt. My friends and I like to mix Loli influences into our clothes; we don’t believe you have to look like an Angelic Pretty model in order to genuinely enjoy the fashion.

CL: What’s the best advice you’ve ever received?
LC: “Don’t be a tuna head!” From the Maniac Mansion computer game.

CL: Is there anything important that you’d like to share with CL that I haven’t asked?
LC:  It’s impossible to predict the path you’ll end up on, but a college education will always help you to get there. I’ve found that my writing and reporting has benefited from my studies, and that companies have been more keen to work with me because of my degrees. I didn’t end up in law, but found a path that I love, and that’s 100% me. And you can do the same! I hope you’ll stay tuned to my La Carmina blog, to see where my adventures take me next.

Want to know more about La Carmina? Check out her blog, find her on Facebook, or follow her on Twitter!

Sasha Graffagna is a New York University junior studying Journalism and Comparative Literature. She is currently on exchange at La Universidad del Sagrado Corazón in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

GG Recap: ‘Con Heir’ Brings Back the Sizzle

Just like many Gossip Girl fans of today, I was not expecting much from the season’s 18th episode “Con Heir.” Fortunately, I am happy to say the episode did surprise me. Although the rest of the season has had most of the ingredients needed to create the infamous OMFG episodes (family fights, making and breaking relationships, upper-east side parties, and three cups of schemes), it was always missing the sauce that blended everything together, the glue that made it make sense. This episode, although I am NOT #TeamDair, was coherent and my emotions about the show improved just like Dair’s lackadaisical ’wow’ turned into an OMFG. Check out Gossip Girl’s TOP 3 OMFG moments that brought back the show’s sizzle!

1. Highly Elevated: Anyone who knows anything about Gossip Girl knows that nothing the promo alludes to is truly the case, so I knew that the lack of enthusiasm in Blair and Dan’s first-time was going to see brighter days. As to what caused those better days, I had no idea. Talks from Dorota and Nate, a whole lot of liquor, and getting high off the height of their elevator ride was all they needed to find the missing spark in the sheets.  Their drunken hook up reminded me of Blair’s first-time with Chuck, which made me only miss the duo more, but at least the episode brought back the sizzle with the OMFG sex scene. GG’s lesson of the day: If the sheets ain’t workin’ (and you can’t join the mile-high club) join the stories-high club for some real perkin’.
   

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2. Fire it Up: For the serene Serena we’ve seen throughout the season, she finally gave in to some of the upper east-side’s dark temptations–taking over Georgina’s spot as Gossip Girl. Firing up her dark side by sending out a blast brought disastrous consequences and nearly ruined the only route her family has to get their home back from Ivy. Luckily, Lola decided to fire up her familial side and offered herself up to the Rhodes. Sadly, Serena’s bad karma just kept coming when Nate decided to grow a pair and fire Serena from The Spectator for going against his requests. For once, Nathaniel Archibald served as more than just a pretty face that helps everyone else, but finally made a decision that was smart for himself and his company. I’m excited to see what happens with his new powerful side next week when his favorite cougar returns.
   

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3. A Bloody Mystery: Schemes, secrets, and unknown blood donors that save Manhattan’s favorite man-candy is always a recipe for witty story lines. Not to mention, it’s also an interactive way to keep the audience piecing together the puzzle that answers the seasons-long question: Who is Chuck’s birth mother? The question reappeared as the-uncle-we-love-to-hate turned the-uncle-we-love-to-love Jack entered into the episode. Jack supposedly donated his blood to save our favorite bachelor after the fateful car accident that crushed Chuck (and all hopes of Chair being where they belong–with each other).  Thanks to Chuck’s charm and easy access to medical records, Chuck figured out that Jack is in fact blessed with Hep C and can’t share any of his blood. So whose blood saved his life? Chuck assumes this is more evidence to prove that Elizabeth (the woman who he thought was his mother a few seasons ago) is in fact his birth-mom, and Jack goes along with his theory. However, Jack’s secret phone-call to the donor saying she should come back to the city, and then the phone call that Nate gets regarding his favorite cougar Diane Payne points to my original theory: Diane is Chuck’s mom (which is twisted in all sorts of ways since that would mean Chuck’s BFF Nate was hooking up with the woman who gave birth to him). Hey it is the upper-east side, where anything is possible and everything that can happen, happens.
   

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Tune in next week to find out what moments were OMFG material with the return of Diane, Gossip Girl back to reclaim her throne from Serena, and Dair’s drunken hook-up hangover.

XOXO Sunny

 

Sana Ashraf is a fashion writer and fashion show intern and is a junior at the University of Michigan. Sana loves reading fashion magazines, shopping sprees, city lights, color coordinated closets, and all four seasons.

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