Anna Wintour Gets Snubbed At Presidential Debate
Vogue‘s Anna Wintour may sit front row at fashion week, but when it comes to debate week, she’s warming up the bleachers. At Obama and Romney’s political sparring, the editrix sat with other VIPs way out of camera view. #shade (via: NYP)
Mitt Romney Cosigns David Siegel
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Remember when billionaire business owner David Siegel confirmed he’d readily fire employees if Obama gets a second term? Well, during a June conference call with National Federation of Independent Businesses, Romney supported Siegel (albeit indirectly) saying that business owners should advise employees on how to vote. We’re calling HR. (via: Huffington Post)
A McDonalds vs Prada Showdown in Italy
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Would you rather french fries or Prada shoes? Well, the owners at Milan’s Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II shopping center clearly rather the latter. The luxury mall has chosen to open up a second boutique instead of a brand spankin’ new McDonalds. Now, McD’s is suing the owners for $31.5 million, citing that Ronald and crew were not given the “right of first refusal on a new rental contract.” With neighbors like Louis Vuitton and Gucci, we doubt the fast-food chain will be missed. (via: Financial Times)
Another One Bites The Dust: R.I.P Newsweek
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It’s official: Print is dead, y’all! After 80 years on the newsstands, Newsweek will cease print publications after its December 31, 2012 issue. The historic title will go all-digital in 2013. (via: Vulture)
First Time For Everything: Authorities Block Twitter Account
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Twitter has teamed up with multiple government orgs to ban shady content from individual countries, starting with Berlin. Local authorities shut down a German neo-Nazi group said to have been spreading Nazi ideals in an attempt to undermine German democracy. (via: Huffington Post)
