Finally getting the new iPhone 3Gs! I’m trading my old one in through Gazelle.com for a check worth $199. Not a bad deal, right?
In preparation for my trip to London this weekend, I just downloaded WorldMate. WorldMate allows you to manage your itinerary, search for flights, and track flight delays. You can also, click-through to maps to your meetings, get weather forecasts, convert currency rates and much much more.
After seeing the plans for this site, there’s no question that privacy (in every capacity) is officially DEAD!
Wanna see an Oscar de la Renta dress made out of toilet paper?
Check out the winner of CheapChicWeddings.com’s Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest.
CNET’s Caroline McCarthy wrote a marvelous review on the unauthorized Facebook novel ‘The Accidental Billionaires’. I was at dinner with Caroline two nights ago when she pulled out this testosterone-flavored tale of Facebook’s origins by ‘Bringing Down the House’ author Ben Mezrich. I only needed to read a couple of pages at dinner to know this book wasn’t really an expose on Facebook, it was more like a salacious adaptation of what would make a good movie. As Caroline eloquently puts it:
“The Accidental Billionaires” is one of those books that exist to be turned into a movie. And the film adaptation of this one has been in development since before Doubleday was willing to confirm itself as the book’s publisher. Mezrich’s previous book, “Bringing Down The House,” a similar tale of brilliance and treachery among students at an elite university, was turned into the hit movie “21.” For the as-yet-untitled adaptation of “The Accidental Billionaires,” “Fight Club” director David Fincher is reportedly on board to direct, and “West Wing” creator Aaron Sorkin has been charged with the screenplay. Sorkin is known for deft dialogue, which is good: “Billionaires” contains very little.”
If you’re at all interested in this scintillating tale, then you’ll love the review on CNET, check it out!
“The Accidental Billionaires” is one of those books that exist to be turned into a movie. And the film adaptation of this one has been in development since before Doubleday was willing to confirm itself as the book’s publisher. Mezrich’s previous book, “Bringing Down The House,” a similar tale of brilliance and treachery among students at an elite university, was turned into the hit movie “21.” For the as-yet-untitled adaptation of “The Accidental Billionaires,” “Fight Club” director David Fincher is reportedly on board to direct, and “West Wing” creator Aaron Sorkin has been charged with the screenplay. Sorkin is known for deft dialogue, which is good: “Billionaires” contains very little.”
If you’re at all interested in this scintillating tale, then you’ll love the review on CNET, check it out!
RUNWAY RUNDOWN
Looking for runway looks for less? Check out RunwayRundown. They take designer looks and find you the equivalant outfit for a price that won’t break the bank. I can’t stop flipping through the pages for new, more daring ideas to add to my wardrobe.
My bad pickup line to Mr. Derrick “If you were a tear in my eye, I wouldn’t cry for fear of losing you.”
Derrick D. from Next New Network’s Fast Lane Daily came on the show to give us his best & worst pickup lines.
I’m researching different kinds of dance for an upcoming TMI Weekly shoot. I have a number of questions; I’d love your opinion on. Email me (Meghan@NonSociety.com) and I’ll send you coupons for a free Flipped Out ice cream sundae newly created by Ben & Jerry’s.
Here are some of my dancetastic questions:
- Which type of dance is great to do as a couple?
- Do you have any embarrassing stories of a dance class gone wrong? (Boy, do I have a few of my own.)
- What online resources do you use to find good classes?
- What’s your favorite type of dance? Why?
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