La Statua della Libertà, fu un regalo fatto dalla Francia agli Stati Uniti per il centenario dalla Guerra d’Indipendenza, ed è riconosciuta universalmente quale simbolo di libertà e democrazia.
Si erge in Liberty Island, nella baia di New York, per dare il benvenuto ai turisti, agli immigranti e agli americani che tornano a casa. La statua è alta 46 metri, ma col piedistallo arriva a 93 metri d’altezza. E’ possibile arrivarci tramite il battello che parte da Battery Park
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Emporio Armani S/S 2012
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Ermanno Scervino S/S 2012
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Paul Smith ss12
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Duquesa Catherine & Príncipe William - Claridge’s Couple.
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Four-times wed Patsy Kensit says Liam Gallagher was the love of her life.
The Strictly Come Dancing star, who split from third hubby Liam in 2000, exclusively told Buzz - The Sun’s new Saturday magazine - she feels lucky to have had him in her life.
Patsy, 42, said: “Liam was probably the love of my life. While I may never get that again, some people never experience that in a lifetime.”
The Holby City star has son Lennon, 11, with the Oasis frontman as well as James, 18, with hubby number two Jim Kerr of Simple Minds.
Her first marriage was to musician Dan Donovan and she was devastated when her last, to DJ Jeremy Healy, ended this year.
Patsy said: “I had a fantastic relationship with Jim. Liam and Jim have been so supportive this year.”
But she vows she’ll never marry again.
She said: “I have my boys, my work and my friends. And that is enough.”
We don’t care if Brad is in Black Label, Clooney is clad in Valentino or if Woody shuffles down the red carpet in Reeboks. The actor we’ll be watching most closely at Sunday’s Oscarfest is a fictional one: George Valentin.
Well, more accurately Jean Dujardin, the actor portraying him in “The Artist.” Concocted from a picture-perfect mix of swash (think Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., as Robin Hood, Zorro or the Black Pirate), smolder (his near-namesake Valentino in anything), and the endearingly silly (think Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood in full “Dueling Cavalier” mode), Dujardin’s performance as the eponymous artist has propelled him from well-known Gallic farceur to sensational international leading man in true Old Hollywood style.
And style, in fact, has more than a little to do with his ascendance. (Take a look at him doing some major smoldering of his own on the cover of this month’s French GQ, suave in «un smoking» by Armani.) While critics point to his fizzy physical comedy, his loving embodiment of stars of a bygone era or that nifty pencil mustache, we think they’re silently barking up the wrong tree.
The buzz in the D.net screening room has more accurately nailed the secret of Dujardin’s (and George’s) screen success: This is a guy who can truly work a set of tails. In fact, we can’t remember any performer since Astaire for whom a full-dress suit has done so much—and vice versa.
By Robert Sacheli
Washington
Friday, February 24th, 2012
Remember when KILT Colin Firth and Helena Bonham-Carter and he appears to have shaved his legs though. XD
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Fashion ad for Saks Fifth Avenue
Photographed at John F. Kennedy International Airport, 1960s
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