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From Foie gras and ceviche to meatballs and Patrón popsicles, last weekend's Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colorado had something for everyone. Every day, there were two grand tastings, where one can roam two massive tents trying glass after glass of wine from 300 exhibitors and countless nibbles of food from restaurants and brands all over the world. And we tried it all during the three-day festival where over 5,000 celebrity chefs, foodies, wine-os, and fans gather for one gluttonous weekend. And then we took photos of everything we ate and drank so that we could make you hungry.My first meal at Food & Wine Classic was supposed to be a Spanish BBQ by celebrity chef José Andres. Instead, my flight was delayed and I was forced to pick apart this packaged airport food. Luckily, things could only go up from there and the next day I entered the grand tasting tents in Ruby Park. The tasting tents are set against a beautiful mountain backdrop and are open twice a day for a little over an hour. See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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Lizzie McGuire alum Hilary Duff was photographed with 1-year-old son Luca in Sherman Oaks, Calif. on Wednesday (June 19). The actress, 25, toted her tot as they left Babies First Class. On Father’s Day weekend, we spotted Hilary and husband Mike Comrie out and about with their sweet baby boy. The actress-author recently opened up to Celebrity Baby Scoop about her active son. “Luca’s incredible!,” she gushed. “I can’t believe he is already 13 months old.  He’s certainly an active boy and yes, even more so now that he is walking. In fact, he basically skipped the walking stage and went straight to ‘speed walking.’  I spend my days on my feet trailing him around the house and yard!” View Slideshow »» View All Photos »»

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A young woman was fatally stabbed last night after photographing homeless men holding offensive signs while begging in Hollywood. The Los Angeles Times reports that 23-year-old Christina Calderon of Lynwood, California was walking with her friend at the intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue at 8pm last night when they noticed the three men begging for money with signs laden with obscenities. After pulling out her cell phone and snapping a photograph of the transients, the men began demanding money in exchange for the photos. When the two women refused to hand over money, they were attacked, and Calderon was stabbed in the torso. She was taken to a local hospital, where she later died of her injuries during surgery. The place where the attack took place is an area that’s bustling with tourists. Attractions there include Grauman’s Chinese Theatre and the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Capturing images of homelessness is quite a fad in the world of photography, but this story is a stark reminder that one must exercise discretion and caution when taking pictures of random strangers on the street. (via Los Angeles Times via POTB) Image credit: IMGP0028.JPG by fredcamino

Hi. My name is Miss Waterfall and I’m a shoe-aholic. Yes, it’s true. I have a bit of a footwear substance-abuse problem (but I can stop any time I want!). I blame HBO and little Miss Carrie Bradshaw for brainwashing me into this whole mess. Image via It’s Geek Chic! My personal favorite, Carrie’s blue wedding Manolos: Image via Bergdorf Goodman Anywho, yes, I admit it. I have a lot of shoes. A. LOT. OF. SHOES. Some of my shoes / Personal photo Over the last few years I’ve amassed quite the collection. But it’s not my fault, seriously. We have to deal with serious weather issues up here in Canada, we have to be prepared for all four seasons! You need cute strappy sandals for summer and adorable Wellies for spring showers. You also need some gorgeous boots for the fall and not-so-gorgeous but practical boots for when sh*t gets really serious (AKA winter). I have my sexy clubbing heels and my work appropriate lawyer heels. Then, I have flats for when said heels start to make my feet bleed. Really, these are necessities… Yes, I love shoes. But they don’t love me back. I pretty much have the worst feet of all time. I have flat feet AND I had to get bunion surgery on both my feet a few years back, and ever since then my feet are extremely sensitive. I’ll put on heels and be perfectly fine wearing them for a while and then, all of a sudden, they become incredibly painful and I can’t stand them for another second. Since I am essentially required to wear heels as part of my everyday work wardrobe, I have designed several ways to get around this problem. I wear flats in the subway because looking fabulous is SO not worth having my feet aching by the time I make it to the office. I also have about four or five different pairs in my office at any given time so that I can switch them around when one pair starts to hurt, along with some comfy flats stashed under my desk for when nobody’s watching. But what’s this all got to do with the wedding? Why, wedding shoes, of course. After giving it much thought, I decided that my foremost priority in wedding shoes is comfort, and I’m willing to accept it if they’re not the cutest shoes ever because, frankly, they’ll be hidden under my dress for most of the day anyway. I just want to be comfortable and happy and not thinking about when I can finally kick them off. Barefoot, Mr. W and I are roughly the same height (I may be an inch taller, but if I throw on heels, I’m a good five inches taller than him). And while I try not to let the height difference bother me normally, I don’t think it will look nice for our wedding photos if I’m towering over him. Therefore, I’ve decided I will stick to a fairly low/kitten heel and maybe get some shoes with added height for Mr. Waterfall to compensate, which most men’s dress shoes already have anyway. To top it off, we are getting married in Old Montreal, and it’s recently dawned on me that while cobblestone is gorgeous and romantic, it’s also hell on heels. I tried wearing different types of shoes to church this summer to test them out on the cobblestone and am sorry to report that the experiment was a colossal failure. Not only are there pesky grooves in between each stone, but the actual stones aren’t even flat! Speaking of flat—flats are not an option because of my aforementioned flat feet. I cannot wear them for a whole day without getting huge cramps in my arches from lack of support. So I guess you’ll have to wait for my recaps to find out what I decided!

Filed under: Spy Photos, Convertible, Performance, Mercedes-Benz, Luxury Despite looking fresh and fancy as ever, the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG is nearly four years old now. Its design was first shown to the world at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, and judging by these spy photos, it looks like a couple of small changes are in order for Merc's gullwing baby (or not, seeing as how the test car spied this time around happens to the the Roadster). The timing of the update is interesting, seeing as how Mercedes introduced a new GT model that effectively replaced the standard car last June. The SLS AMG GT didn't receive much in the way of optical attention, however, so perhaps this is just the Three-Pointed-Star keeping things fresh. The only real camouflage on the test car seen here is found up front, where it looks like the SLS' fascia has undergone a slight nip/tuck. The grille shape has been modified a tiny bit, and it appears that the lower lip gets the majority of the changes. Our spy shooters tell us that we shouldn't rule out more changes down the road, possibly to the headlamps and taillamps. Of course, there could be further massaging under the hood or inside the cabin, but it's unclear if any of that is going on based on these photos.Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG spied with minor changes originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 19 Jun 2013 17:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Email this | Comments

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