And that's just the women! 
Posted on 01/23/2011 3:57:14 PM PST by lbryce
Indeed, it could make a great promo for the Prince if he invited Jason to do the honors!
Could be his brother had a different father. Just sayin’.
Ms. Boncompagni herself may be experiencing a certain fiscal fallout from her family’s hedge fund. In fact, it may be the reason that the copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Ms. Boncompagni against her older sister, Natasha Boncompagni, in October is temporarily on hold. (Natasha claimed that as a former Wall Streeter, she contributed to the novel and demanded co-authorship credit; in turn, Tatiana and HarperCollins sued Natasha, alleging that she only provided background material for the story.)
“Our family has decided to put our differences behind us in order to unite behind my sister and her two young children as she faces the impending litigation associated with the business dealings of her father-in-law, Fred Kolber, a founding partner of the Fairfield Greenwich Group,” Natasha told the Daily Transom.
Ms. Boncompagni is married to Maximilian Hoover and is the daughter-in-law of actress Camilla Sparv (The Italian Job, The Greek Tycoon). Mr. Kolber, Ms. Sparv’s third husband—she was previously married to Hollywood producer Robert Evans and Maximilian’s father, vacuum heir Herbert Hoover III—worked with Walter Noel at the hedge fund which recently lost some $7 billion to Mr. Madoff. (The novel’s press release names Walter and Monica Noel as acquaintances of the author.) Coincidentally, the hedge fund is also where Natasha was briefly employed and where she presumably garnered some of the insidery observations that allowed her to have “input into her sister’s novel.”
That's the Gray Whore , whoring the news as it does. All the news that's fit to slime.
I shave my head and love it. Men and womwn worried about guys’ hair loss are sissies.
I have always found bald men to be appealing. I know a number of women who share my view. No comb-overs, please!
Tatiana Boncompagni is a total socialite. How do we know? Because she’s related to an Italian princess, her husband is the Hoover vacuum-
cleaner heir,
she’s friends with uber-socialites Tinsley Mortimer and Fabiola Beracasa, and because she just wrote a socialite novel and works at a magazine. (Magazine jobs were long ago lost to the rich. As such, Boncompagni pens a column for Conde Nast’s Cookie, the magazine about children.)
The Daily Intel interviewed her recently. Example: does she give money to panhandlers? “Double strollers don’t push themselves. So no, not usually.” You’re probably excited about the book, Gilding Lily. So we excerpted it by doing a search for the required keywords: Jimmy Choo, Louboutin, Bergdorf and Birkin—all the ingredients for a chick-lit society tome!
And that's just the women!
Cut him some slack, he had no mom to tell him what would happen if he kept on doing “it”.
Shaved head is the way to go. I love it.
"BALD....BALD.....BALD.......MY EYES!!!!"
I can’t think of anything less manly than having a toupee or a hair transplant. Vanity over physical appearence is for women, and short of cutting your own balls off, I can’t think of anything more emasculating than going around wearing a toupee or having a hair transplant... Shaving it all off when the time comes is the only way to go...
Bill the Royal of Hairdos?
Glad you got it, I was starting to wonder.
Hey, those are rugged and fearless individuals making a bold personal identity and fashion statement. It shouldn’t matter that America has 127 million of them all making the same statement at once.
I’ve heard of that guy. He’s lucky. He won the Mega-Lottery and found that girl of his dreams... all in one week.
Go figure.
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