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2008 Millionaire Fair
Vanity Fair's "New Hollywood" issue completely lacks diversity!
By Joanna Douglas (Shine from Yahoo)
One thing magazines love to do is call dibs on who will be the new "It" celebrities in the year to come. Sometimes they pick stars whose careers are destined to take off, occasionally they make incredible calls with near-nobodies who later become A-listers, and usually the majority of their picks fade into oblivion.
While we'd like to think celeb bible Vanity Fair puts a great deal of thought and planning into its annual "New Hollywood" issue, this year the editors really limited their scope when it came to choosing the next big stars.
Raising taxes doesn't raise revenue?
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124329282377252471.html Millionaires Go Missing - Maryland's fleeced taxpayers fight back. Here's a two-minute drill in soak-the-rich economics: Maryland couldn't balance its budget last year, so the state tried to close the shortfall by fleecing the wealthy. Politicians in Annapolis created a millionaire tax bracket, raising the top marginal income-tax rate to 6.25%.Signature Theatre Open House
I absolutely love this place. I've been going here since i was in high school, before it upgraded to the wonderful place house that it is now. It used to be a little spot off of four mile run in Arlington, now it is an amazing play house in the Shirlington area of Arlington VA, so come check out this amazing event...and did i mention its FREE!Jay-Z’s generous prenup with Beyonce
Beyonce and Jay-Z got married in a moderately top secret small wedding and reception at Jay-Z’s Tribeca penthouse apartment in early April. The paparazzi were crowded outside, surrounding guests limos like zombies hungry for brains, but apart from some subdued photos of people coming and leaving there were no pictures of the event. For a female performer known for multiple elaborate costume changes and extravagant wigs, Beyonce kept her special day surprisingly private.
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