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Of course, you know where this is going. My triceps have not taken kindly to my disciplinary regime. Let me put it another way: my exercises have failed. A bona fide boomer, I now have the very same arms I remember seeing on my mother, even though she was a powerful swimmer all of her life who had hoped to compete in the 1936 Summer Olympics — until Hitler made that a most unwise aspiration for a Jewish New Yorker.
Aging as one's mother did is a fact of life, and I should have expected it. I guess I did. Years ago, a physical therapist predicted as much when I asked her to recommend especially rigorous exercises for my recalcitrant triceps. “Did your mother have, forgive the phrase, flabby upper arms?” she asked. “Did your grandmother? Then, sorry, you will.”
O.K., not the worst thing in the world, not by a long shot. But still, hard to take in this world of nonstop arms. Bare arms now often trump cleavage, have you noticed? What woman on the red carpet at this year's Emmys dared hide her shoulders? (Other than Julianne Moore — for reasons known only to her and her stylist — and Mayim Bialik, an observant Jew who covered up pretty much everything.)
TLC's “Say Yes to the Dress,” an ode to wedding-dress angst, is a virtual parade of arms, some well-cut, some not even close. I did not even have to look at the current issue of Vogue to know that arms would dominate it — in this case belonging to Keira Knightley. Surely Lady Gaga allowed herself to be pictured on the September cover wearing a semi-sleeved gown just to underscore her fondness for being different.
And when was it, exactly, that female reporters on television adopted slavish sleevelessness as their compulsory fashion statement? Mika Brzezinski seems to favor the look year-round, or close to it, sometimes returning from commercial breaks with a protective sweater. Now, she happens to be able to hold her own in the arms department. May I suggest that some of her colleagues, a growing cohort of copycat arm-flashers, might want to check the mirror before again preening sans sleeves?
I realize that modesty is now a quaint notion in most endeavors, and that quite a few women (not all — please hold your e-mail blasts) who call themselves reporters have long faced the television cameras determined to advertise attributes other than their brains. But I digress; back to bare arms.
First ladies often set fashion trends, since no matter what their other accomplishments, the country obsesses about their appearance. Nothing new there. Women tried Mamie Eisenhower's bangs, Nancy Reagan's favorite color (red), Hillary Rodham Clinton's headband (and senatorial pantsuits) and, of course, Jackie Kennedy's everything. Every woman wanted to be Jackie, to wear her pillbox hats, trim A-line dresses and chic suits.
The bride: Kristin Dear Sharp, 33, grew up in Catonsville. She works as a bartender at Hamilton Tavern and Annabel Lee Tavern in Baltimore. Her mother, Linda Dear, is a real estate agent, and her father, Robert Dear, is a mortgage lender.
The groom: William Sharp, 37, was born in Missouri and is the lead artist for Croydon Finishing, a decorative architectural finishing company based in Alabama. His father, John Sharp, owns Croydon Finishing and is retired from the military. His mother, Cindy Sharp, is retired from IBM, where she worked as an education specialist.
Their story: Kristin and William, both music lovers, first met in 1999 through a mutual friend in Asheville, N.C. William's band, Granola Funk Express, was playing, and the friend introduced him to Kristin after the show.
"The first time I saw her, I had a huge crush on her, but she was with another guy," says William.
They kept in touch throughout the years, and after hanging out together at a concert, Kristin confessed she had a crush on William as well.
Last summer, the couple became engaged in Ocean City during the bride's family's vacation.
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The ring: The couple designed Kristin's engagement ring — a white gold Tiffany-style six-prong diamond solitaire — with their friend, Megan Myrice, who is a jewelry designer in New York.
Myrice also designed the couple's wedding bands. The groom wore a palladium wedding band and the bride wore two wedding bands: a 14-karat yellow gold band for her husband and a 14-karat rose gold band for their 2 1/2-year-old daughter, Ava.
"One day I'm going to give it to her," says Kristin. "It has her birthday inscribed on the inside. The three different metals look very lovely together."
The place: About 130 guests attended the ceremony at the Upper Garden of the Evergreen Museum and Library in Baltimore. The reception was held at the Carriage House.
The couple's friend, Rabbi Jessy Gross, officiated at the nondenominational ceremony. Friends of the couple performed music during the ceremony.
Her dress: The bride wore a lace, cream-colored A-line gown by Augusta Jones from Betsy Robinson's Bridal Collection in Pikesville. The dress featured an exposed lace sweetheart neckline with cap sleeves and a silver beaded belt.
"It had a very vintage, romantic feel to it," says Kristin.
She also wore gray peep-toe Badgley Mischka shoes with gold brocade on top, earrings by Ben Amun and bracelets by Amrita Singh.
Bridesmaids' dresses: Because silver was the primary wedding color, Kristin asked her six bridesmaids to select silver cocktail dresses to wear for the wedding.
"Some were sequined dresses, some were silver metallic, some were beaded — they were just fun dresses!" she says. "My hope is they get to wear them for New Year's Eve, too."
Men's apparel: The groom and his six groomsmen wore classic black tuxedos from Jos. A. Bank Clothiers. William wore a black tie with a retro-inspired tie clip and the groomsmen wore bow ties. They all wore black-and-silver cufflinks.
The six-week-old Exchange Alley is a shadowy hideout in the East Village, featuring a gutsy New York-meets-New Orleans menu (jambalaya balls with dirty gravy, meatball parmigiano flatbread). Chef Paul Gerard, also a musician and writer, spent a decade in the Big Easy (the joint is named for the street he lived on) before returning to his native New York a few years ago. Partner Billy Gilroy of Employees Only custom-designed the space for the chef, adding touches of Raymond Chandler film noir and burlesque. Helena Christensen, Bebe Buell, Michael Stipe and David Johansen are among the nighttime figures who've stopped in so far. Soon, Exchange Alley will also be a daytime hangout, serving coffee and light fare. We chatted with Gerard about his wicked past and good survival instincts.
When you worked at Sweetwater in Brooklyn your name was Paul Williams but now it's Paul Gerard. Are you hiding out from somebody?
My name is Paul Gerard Williams and I started using Paul Gerard when I was in bands. I got sick of hearing: "Paul Williams? Oh, he wrote The Love Boat theme and hangs out with Muppets." It didn't fit the rock 'n' roll lifestyle.
You're more of an Anthony Bourdain-style, pirate chef.
Drugs, sex and rock-and-roll, that's what it was like when I started cooking in the '80s. A totally different world.
What made it change?
Culinary TV. Now you have people who are changing careers and think it'll be really fun to be a chef.uniform costume They don't want to put in the grueling time of being a line cook. They say they have a passion for cooking, but passion is fleeting. It's true love that fuels the fire. It's better now in some ways. With drugs, sex and rock 'n' roll, eventually things crash. People are more together now; it's more organized. There's no more yelling and pan-throwing. The edge is gone.
So you wouldn't want to be a celebrity chef.
Not particularly, unless it was on my terms. I did do a sizzle reel called Work the Line, produced by Anthony Bourdain's people, but I don't want to dance like a monkey.
I heard you used to have a bit of a drug problem.
Keith Richards was my idol ever since I was a kid but it's hard to live like that when you're not actually in the Rolling Stones. I very much lived an outlaw lifestyle. I had a lot of ups and downs but the one constant all the way through it was cooking. No matter how bad I was being I showed up the next day and said, 'Yes, Chef.' It's the one thing that kept me alive and sane and connected to reality. There's a saying about a drunk man holding onto one blade of grass to keep from falling off the earth.
As for the rock 'n' roll part, what was your band called?
Baby Strange, after a T-Rex song. I sang, played drums and bass and became the front man in high school.
Did you finish high school?
Kind of. I went to Catholic school and was supposed to take wood shop. I said no, I don't need it, see you later. I was young and arrogant. My general manager at the restaurant said, 'For such a smart guy that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.' But I was a good student. I was so hungry for books, I got my education reading on the R train.
How did you give up the drugs?
I stopped using on an anniversary of 9/11. I was talking to a guy who was one of the first responders. He told me a story about another firefighter, that when the plane hit the tower he borrowed another guy's gear and went in. Later they found his wallet with a note to his family about how, if anything happened, they should know how much he loved them. My body went limp and I fell to the floor. It was an epiphany. I had never heard of somebody being so selfless. I realized I was running into burning buildings every day. I lived like a wild animal and then boom, the obsession went away. I never used again.
Okay, I understand. Exchange Alley has a great vibe.
I want it to be like what White Horse Tavern used to be, actors talking to writers and poets and musicians, a place to exchange ideas, listen to music, drink coffee or a bottle of wine at eleven in the morning. Fly your freak flag. I care about food and I get that it comes from farms but I don't need a wagon wheel on the wall to remind me. This is still New York.
Old New York is disappearing.
It breaks my heart a little, it's so gentrified now. It's not that I want crime and violence but I miss the danger. The other day in Union Square it was so refreshing to see a crazy person in a wedding dress.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge might be a little embarrassed after they accidentally wore traditional garb from the Cook Islands to an official Solomon Islands dinner during her and William’s recent royal tour through Asia.
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The Independent prints a sharply pointed press release reportedly issued by the Solomon Islands’ Government House that slams Kethie Sunders, the official who reportedly made the gaffe: “We are incredibly frustrated that this situation has come about and see Kethie as entirely to blame. It was completely inappropriate for her to go to Their Royal Highnesses’ room,2013 spring gorgeousquinceanera dresses red and black. which she filled with various things, causing confusion.”
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Last year, Rowling, along with actors Hugh Grant and Sienna Miller, testified before a judge-led committee investigating Britain's aggressive tabloids. Rowling said she grappled with the decision to testify for some time.
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She even considered writing "The Casual Vacancy" under a pseudonym, but decided against it in the end.
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Vergara's hit show 'Modern Family' recently won a third Emmy Award.
In the new season, underway this week, Gloria is pregnant. That means sporting a variety of Vergara fashions.
Her fashion moves seem to be paying off.
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But the biggest reward for her collection comes from seeing people actually wear it on the streets.
"I can't remember numbers or names or anything,” she says, “but I can remember every single top, every single pant and whenever I see it, I'm like, 'That is from K-Mart."
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Nguyen’s home computers were also searched but police found no other photos.
No photos of the woman at the store were found, defence lawyer Jason Skinner said, because police inadvertently erased the images.
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