Corset News Archive - 23-Jun-2007
Amelie Mauresmo, who unexpectedly won the Wimbledon singles title last year, says she has nothing to prove, writes Sue Mott.
As a professor at the College of Mount St. Joseph from 1969 to 1998, Betty Jane Brooker Brothers molded the lives of aspiring artists and educators with as much passion as she put into her ceramics. Mrs. Brothers, who died Monday at Jewish Hospital in Kenwood at age 82, 6"had a wonderful, positive outlook on life and a very generous spirit which we all basked in," said friend Lucille Blocksom, ...
Everyone at Na Hoku Hanohano last night was talkin' 'bout Amy Hanaiali'i Gilliom's "Generation."
San Francisco is a sexual wrinkle in the space-time continuum. There are many theories on why we seem to be the epicenter of all things bawdy, naughty, dirty and just plain sexy. Some cite history: the famed Barbary Coast days, when the streets boasted...
I'm not in love with Chloe. At every store I visited in my hunt for a bridal gown, they told me I should fall in love with my dress. That I would know that this is my dress, THE dress. A few months ago, I bought a dress, in a style named Chloe, at a small store in New York, but I wasn't in love.
By Jeremy Laurance It is one of life's constants: the heart beats approximately one billion times before it expires. What determines how long a creature lives is the speed at which its heart beats, whether it belongs to a whale, a humming bird or a human.
Surrounded by supporters and spice muffins, the members of the weight-loss program Starting Point called out their lost poundage. Entering their 15th week in the 20-week program, the seven reporting...
