Follow Anne on Pinterest

Loading..

Style & Design

Black Book Magazine
British Vogue
Cooking Channel TV
Dazed Digital
Dezeen
Dossier Journal
Gotham Magazine
Home & Design
Industrie Magazine/Nowmanifest.com
Interview Magazine
Liqurious
Metropolis Magazine
New York Magazine
NYTimes Home & Garden
NOWNESS
Ode Magazine
On Earth
Organic Authority
STYLE
Taste Spotting
TheOnes2Watch
Travel + Leisure
Vanity Fair
Vogue.com
Vogue Paris
Vogue Italia
W Magazine
Wallpaper
Wine Spectator
WSJ Life, Culture, Magazine
Yatzer - Design To Share

Informed

Academic Earth Lectures
Al Jazeera English
Ahram Online
AlterNet
American Thinker
BBC
Bloomberg
City Journal
CNN Politics
Commentary
EcoSalon
Economist
Financial Times
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Policy
France 24
Good
Grist
Guardian UK
Harvard Magazine
Los Angeles Times
More Intelligent Life
Mother Jones
NPR Arts & Life
National Geographic
National Review
New York Times
New York Review of Books
Orion
Pew Research Center Online NewsHour|PBS
Politico
Psychology Today
Public Broadcasting System
Reason Magazine
Scientific American
Skeptic
Slate Magazine
Sydney Morning Herald
Telegraph UK
The Atlantic Magazine
The Christian Science Monitor
The Daily Beast
The Daily Green
The Hindu
The Huffington Post
The Nation
The National UAE
The New Republic
The New York Times
The New Yorker
The Root
The Times of India
Utne Reader
Vanity Fair
Wall Street Journal
Washington Post
Washington Times
World Changing
Whole Living
Xinhuanet
Yes Magazine

Sensual and Superyoung

Healthy, Sensual Living Blogs

Anne’s Sensual Vitality Blog

Health: Libido, Sexuality, Superyoung Longevity

 

« In Men More Milk Equals Longer Life | Main | Walmart, P&G Advance Green Initiatives »
Monday
Mar152010

1-Way Cat Fight | Sarah Vine Despises Carla Bruni

RedTracker| Ah women on women. We can be so deceptive with each other, writing an article theoretically devoted to a discussion on aging as a ‘woman’s issue’ but taking valuable reader’s time to stick a British fork in Carla Bruni’s Franco-Italian increasingly tough skin.

Perhaps London Times beauty editor Sarah Vine is vying for a spot in “The Devil Wears Prada II ” writing Ageing: et tu, Carla Bruni?

Googling for a personal photo of Sarah Vine — just to a fix on her own beauty beat — I picked her up on Twitter. Then I found this this article Leaders need a Dolly, not a Carla. Lord, this is a one-way cat fight:

Carla Bruni Sarkozy may be many things - First Lady of France, former model, sometime folk chanteuse; but there is one thing she most definitely is not - a sister.

When it comes to her fellow woman, Bruni makes Monteverdi’s power-hungry antiheroine Poppea look like Germaine Greer.

As for this American sister, any woman who calls Pope Benedict on the carpet for the Vatican’s policy on birth control is both courageous enough and sisterly-enough for me. Bruni’s my woman …along with Queen Rania. And Hillary Clinton, of course.

Did you read my piece on Israel’s opposition leader Tzipi Tivni? The sisterhood must focus on important topics, and that would be Tzipi Livni.

I really don’t have much time for girl talk, with the whole world falling apart, but the London Times is required reading. In that case, I must take a moment and stand up for my sista Carla Bruni.

No wonder she’s had such a tough month of March. This woman needs back up, cuz the claws are out in Britain. What’s else is new in this endless feud? And to think I went looking for a few moment of peace out of the Middle East.

Sarah, bitterness is bad for your heart and also your cortisol levels. Nothing is tougher on a woman’s face than bitterness. Botox or not, it shines radiantly. Anne

What if the Sarkozy Marriage Rumors Are False?

Netanyahu or Livni | It’s Time to Stand Up, Be Counted

Reader Comments

There are no comments for this journal entry. To create a new comment, use the form below.

PostPost a New Comment

Enter your information below to add a new comment.

My response is on my own website »
Author Email (optional):
Author URL (optional):
Post:
 
Some HTML allowed: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>