Designer's Holocaust fashion show draws protests
The Paris show marking Auschwitz's liberation anniversary drew protests as Rei Kawakubo unveiled outfits resembling Nazi camp uniforms, including striped patterns and emaciated-model styling. After backlash she withdrew the line two weeks later. Other items in the column recount odd legal cases and incidents from 1987 to 1995, including a murder accusation, statutory rape charge, a misfortune at a track meet, and a bank theft arrest.
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Hollywood Reunion After Grant Plea Bargain
Hugh Grant and Elizabeth Hurley attend the premiere of Nine Months after his court plea for lewd conduct. He was fined 1180 dollars, placed on probation, and ordered to AIDS education program while Hurley stood by him on the red carpet in Century City. Mantle vows to reform after liver transplant and weeks of sobriety, speaking at Baylor Medical Center about starting to give back. Reeve shows progress six weeks after a horse accident, able to move his head and chew with plans for an electric wheelchair to regain independence at Kessler Institute.
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