Looking like she came straight out of the
'70s, Victoria Beckham left Industria Studios in New York City on Monday
(October 22).
The former Spice Girl donned a silky
floral shirt, high-waisted flared blue jeans, and big sunglasses as she exited
the building.
Americans may be seeing less of the
38-year-old fashion designer in the future, as she's reportedly preparing to
move her family back to the UK.
According to a Hello! magazine source,
"Proximity to great schools is the number one priority. They have already made
provisional enquiries at the top London academies, such as Haberdashers' Aske's.
They still own Beckingham Palace in Hertfordshire, but may well opt for
something a bit closer to London, given that Victoria will have to commute most
days."
However, the celebrity-crazed London
media is one reason to be careful about the move back. The insider continued,
"Privacy is their other big concern. They are pretty much left alone in LA, and
wouldn't want their family to move back if they were going to be harassed 24/7,
so the property search will focus on secluded homes with excellent
security.''
With her new show "Elementary" having
just recently gotten underway, Lucy Liu garnered herself welcomed exposure by
covering the November 2012 issue of Easy Living magazine.
The 43-year-old actress looked stunning
in a silky purple dress and gold jewels for the Randee St Nicholas shot front
page while revealing how she stays in shape and sharing details about her
"Elementary" character.
On her "Elementary" character, Dr
Watson:
"She is damaged, and she's kind of a
mystery. She's just as unstable as Sherlock, but it's just not as immediately
obvious."
On her hardworking childhood:
"Everything we had, we had to earn. My
parents encouraged us to focus on our education and they also encouraged us to
work - we always had jobs."
On how she stays in shape:
"I try to run or do Pilates every day. If
I can get even a mile in, I think it's really helpful. It gives you
energy."
On her love life:
"I have always said that I don't know
what I want in a relationship, but I am learning what I don't want. It's like a
slow process of elimination. It can take a while."
Ditching his usual jet black hair, Adam Lambert unveiled a platinum blond coif on his Twitter account today.
A black and white headshot of the glam
rocker was accompanied by the simple phrase, "New 'Do." Later the former
"American Idol" contestant tweeted, "
and, "Even more excited to play dress up in Japan now! chromeashplatinumfantasy."
Resting up from his international tour
with legendary band Queen, the 30-year-old singer promised fans recently that
he'll helm his own tour to promote his most recent album, "Trespassing". "Have
no fear, a Trespassing Tour WILL come. When the time is right. Trust me
Glamberts! I won't let you down.
Adele's one of the top-selling artists of
our time and soon to be a first-time mom, so it's only fitting to find Adele on
the cover of the latest (October 2012) issue of Rolling Stone.
The 24-year-old Grammy-winning British
singer-songwriter's rise to music super-stardom is documented in the magazine's
Women Who Rock 2012 feature article titled 'The Triumph of Adele.'
Meanwhile, a few highlights from Adele's
cover story are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to Rolling
Stone!
Adele on not being a fan of
gossip:
"My friends all read gossip s**t, and
they're like, 'I heard you you're going now with blah blah,' and I haven't even
met these people. It's bulls**t."
Aretha Franklin on Adele:
"It's been a long time since an artist
like Adele has come along. Carol King is the last person who wrote the kind of
lyrics women immediately could relate to. I love to hear a schoolgirl on the
school bus yellin', 'We coulda had it all!'"
Adele on writing sessions acting as her
therapy:
"We broke up mutually, and I was
desperate to write about it 'causes I can't talk about my feelings to anyone. To
my mom, to my therapist, to friends, to myself in the mirror - I can't really do
it. I've always written down how I feel."
