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Six Baby Items That Grow With Your Child
See how far you can stretch that dollar. New parents spend a lot of dough on products that are typically designed to last a matter of months. Some manufacturers are aware of the frustration parents feel when their lil ones outgrow the crib, high chair, or swing that they spent their hard-earned money on, and are designing items that evolve as the children grow.
Agyness Deyn Inspires a Nail Polish Color
Model Agyness Deyn is famous for her shock of platinum-blond hair, but at least one beauty product is more interested in her fingernails. Australian cosmetics brand Bloom has released a limited-edition nail polish called Agyness (about $15). It's around only for a little while, and to get it, you'd have to order from Down Under.
10 Swanky Supper Seats
Mama and papa get to dine in swanky digs every now and then so why not give baby a daily dose? Parents looking to treat their sweet buns to a posh seat need not look any further than these 10 high-end high chairs. Mums willing to drop a few Benjamins will love the eye candy in these drool-worthy table additions.
Pimp Your Crib: Bloom Otto Table
I love the idea of creating a space for my daughter and her friends to color, have a tea party and play games. But finding room for a table and chairs set often seems like a luxury when space and design are concerns. Most folding tables and chairs feature kiddie designs that don't mesh well with a modern nursery.
Ooh La La Liquid Lipsticks, Part I
Yesterday I told you about Laura Mercier Stickgloss, which is packaged like lipstick but wears like a gloss. These liquid lipsticks are the opposite: On your lips, they have the opaque finish of a lipstick, but they go on like lip gloss — without all the gooey-ness. Welcome to Part I of my two-part series on liquid lipsticks.
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New Kristen at Sundance, Ben on Matt & Jen, & Orlando's Fan Photo Ops
Kristen Stewart has lots to say about Joan Jett and The Runaways at the Sundance Film Festival, while Ben Affleck took a moment to chat about working with Matt Damon again. Meanwhile, Orlando Bloom said hi to his many fans as his girlfriend Miranda Kerr does her thing for Victoria's Secret.
Orlando Bloom Wants to Play Doctor
When I checked out Sympathy For Delicious at Sundance, I got a little worried that Orlando Bloom has been making the wrong career choices — though his acting is fine in the movie, his character is pretty one-dimensional. That's why I'm excited to hear that his next role sounds like something he can really sink his teeth into.
Bloom is attached to produce and star in The Good Doctor, an indie drama that's being described as "a Hitchcockian thriller."
Orlando's Good at Playing a Wet Doctor and Pet-Sitting
Orlando Bloom had a little company in the form of Miranda Kerr's Yorkie, Frankie, on the LA set of The Good Doctor yesterday. Orlando has been hard at work on the movie all week, and he took a breather to feed and walk his canine friend before taking a dip in the Pacific Ocean during a scene. Meanwhile, Miranda herself has been busy with projects of her own, including recently shooting the new Victoria's Secret campaign in St.
Orlando's Hotness Is Just What the Doctor Ordered
Orlando Bloom combed down his hair and got to work playing an MD on the set of a new movie, The Good Doctor, in LA yesterday. Orlando's Sundance film Sympathy for Delicious didn't exactly do it for Buzz, but perhaps his turn playing a demented doctor will be more our speed. If we're lucky there will be some shirtless action like we got used to seeing as he got into his rocker role.
Orlando's Over Being a Pirate but He's Still Down to Play an Elf
Orlando Bloom returned to LA yesterday after his trip to Utah for Sundance. He was among the many celebrities who debuted new films, though Buzz wasn't crazy about his Sympathy For Delicious. Orlando opened up at the festival about another project, Pirates of the Caribbean, confirming that he's done with the series.
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