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Celebs and Alumni Pick Their Winner at ‘Project Runway’ Finale
Every year we wonder: Is this when people stop caring about Project Runway? Judging from the clamor in and around the tents this morning (we could hear them shouting, "Rami! Rami!" from a block away), we believe the answer is no.
Posted 02/08/08 in The Cut : Show & Tell
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Cynthia Rowley: Best. Front Row. Ever!
You already know from our dear Fugs that Cynthia Rowley snagged Martha Plimpton, Parker Posey, Alan Cumming, Lindsay Price, Kim Raver, Aisha Tyler, and Karen Duffy for her show’s front row.
Posted 02/08/08 in The Cut : Show & Tell
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Plimpton's Cute, Posey's Ragged, and Price's Scared
It's not often that we completely geek out for a celebrity, but when it happens, it's generally only because we bump into someone from an Aaron Spelling drama and become embarrassingly unable to contain ourselves (like when we saw Nat From the Peach Pit at our grocery store and called out to him in the parking lot, which is practically against the law in California). Tragically, after a bottle of complimentary Prosecco at Cynthia Rowley's show on Thursday, one such moment occurred in which our cool vanished like the Great Wall of China under David Copperfield's mischievous hand.
Posted 02/08/08 in The Cut : New York Fugging City
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