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+Simon Cowell cryogenically frozen
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Mohamed Al-Fayed Celebrity Big Brother house
Madewell Fall 2011 Casual Chic
Finally, Eco Friendly Shoes for Men

Posted: 21 Aug 2011 02:00 AM PDT

+Simon Cowell cryogenically frozen

Simon Cowell has admitted that he is interested in being cryogenically frozen after his death.

The X Factor boss expressed a desire for his body to be preserved so that he could be reanimated in the future and have "a second crack" at life.

"It's an insurance policy," he told GQ. "If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. But if it does work, I'll be happy.

"If it's possible – and I think it will be – why not have a second crack? Does that sound crazy? I think it's a good idea. I have a feeling that if I don't do it, I could regret it in 300 years."

Despite his attempts to stave off death, Cowell confirmed that he had already decided where his fortune would be allocated in the event of his passing.

"Leave the whole lot to charity," he suggested. "You enjoy it while you've got it, then it's gone to good causes. If I was given a ton of money when I was 21, God only knows where I'd be now."

Cowell, who this year moved into the UK music rich list top ten for the first time, is estimated to be worth £200m.

Mohamed Al-Fayed Celebrity Big Brother house

Mohamed Al-Fayed will reportedly enter the Celebrity Big Brother house today in order to confront Darryn Lyons over the death of his son Dodi and Princess Diana.

Al-Fayed accuses paparazzi photographers such as Lyons of invading the couple's privacy and playing a part in their fatal car crash in 1997.

The 82-year-old business tycoon told the Daily Star: "I'm going into the Big Brother house to serve up quite a few surprises."

Meanwhile, a source said: "This will be a real shocker, another Fright Night. Darryn may have many celebrity friends in the world but he also has a lot of enemies.

"Let's just say that Al-Fayed knows of him, what he has done and isn't his biggest admirer."

Al-Fayed's appearance will be shown tomorrow at 10pm on Channel 5, while tonight's highlights show airs at 9.15pm.

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Madewell Fall 2011 Casual Chic

Posted: 20 Aug 2011 06:01 PM PDT

Madewell Fall 2011 Casual Chic lookbook

The style known as casual chic is allowing countless women to feel feminine and pretty while enjoying the comfort of their favorite pair of clothes. Casual chic style can be found in your closet; all it takes is a keen eye for matching up some of your work clothes with some of your play clothes and the ability to accessorize accordingly.

Madewell casual chic Lookbook Fall 2011

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Finally, Eco Friendly Shoes for Men

Posted: 20 Aug 2011 02:02 PM PDT

Finally, some eco-friendly shoes for the fashionable green men out there.

We’ve seen an abundance of eco-friendly shoes here on Green Prophet of late – from Sharon Golan’s mix-and-match Shell 256 shoes to Daniela Bekerman’s “ze o ze” shoes that let you change the heels to fit your mood. But what’s an eco-friendly man to do? Go barefoot? Thanks to a small-scale production leatherwork co-op in Tel Aviv, he doesn’t have to any more. Introducing 100% natural, vegetable tanned leather sandals with a recycled rubber sole. (And they’re stylish too.)

This four-person co-op does all of the production and administration involved with creating the sandals, and this allows them to have full control over what goes into the shoes. Only natural Italian leather is used, and no dyes or artificial substances.

The leather is also vegetable-tanned, which means that it avoids the usage of environmentally damaging chemical tanners.

The sandals are sold via Apolis, a company that believes that the “most valuable practice in creating lasting change is by investing in people. It is people who are the innovators, the advocates, and the revolutionaries. Apolis is a platform for a network of global citizens who are empowering people through opportunity.”

On the co-op that makes the sandals, Shea Parton, co-founder of Apolis, says that “they understand the importance of carefully sourcing their materials, an approach which continues to be a central part of their business, enabling them to truly appreciate what goes in to each pair of handcrafted sandals. We hope you wear them well.”