In the touching new comedy Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris, starring Leslie Manville, a sweet and unassuming British housekeeper falls madly, inexplicably in love with a Dior dress. So much so, she saves up all the money she can, and goes to Paris to get a couture confection for herself. It’s been adapted for the screen before, from the original 1958 novel by Paul Gallico, but writer and director Anthony Fabian, along with costume designer Jenny Beavan, production designer Luciana Arrighi, and set decorator Nora Talmaier, went to great lengths to create a breathtaking fashion show in which Manville’s Mrs. Read More...
People are currently reading this guide. Uh Oh! Texas License Plate Looking a Little Less "Lone Star" and a Little More "Lost Star"? Don't Panic, Y'all!We've all been there. You're cruising down the highway, windows down, blasting your favorite Texas two-step, when you see it: a rogue tumbleweed bouncing merrily across the road. You slam on the brakes (hopefully avoiding said tumbleweed), and...wait a minute. Where'd your license plate go? Read More...
People are currently reading this guide. So You Wanna Be Your Own Boss (Except Not Really, There's Still Responsibilities involved)? A Guide to Emancipation in Georgia (For the Under-18 Crew)Living with parents: it's a rollercoaster ride of unsolicited advice, questionable casserole creations, and the occasional "clean your room" nag-a-thon. Don't get us wrong, we love our folks, but sometimes, you just gotta fly the coop...legally. That's where emancipation in Georgia swoops in like a legal superhero in a cape made of tax breaks (okay, maybe not tax breaks, but emancipation has its perks). Read More...