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Wee TV: Park Slope Show

babysugar — Fri, 02 May 2008 08:00:20 PDT

Sex and the City and Melrose Place creator Darren Star, along with SONY and NBC are reportedly in the works to create another show for television. The hour long must see is set to take place in the posh Brooklyn neighborhood of Park Slope.

To see what a Park Slope mama has to say about the rumored project,

read more. If Park Slope sounds familiar, it's because we've run a few stories on the chichi neighborhood that constantly makes headlines due to baby and mama drama. The beautiful area is notorious for stroller pushing mommies who sip on coffee and talk on their cell phones ad nauseam. Local dweller and mother of two, Barbara Buenz told the New York Post:

I hope it's not going to be a bunch of moms doing Pilates and drinking their lattes because that's not me.

It might not be a reflection of her, but every girl in New York City isn't Carrie Bradshaw. I'm crossing my fingers they at least show the bar vs. stroller conflict in one episode! After all, Notes from the Underbelly and Jon and Kate Plus 8 can't be our only prime time television, right? Source

Kate Bosworth, Emma Roberts, Kirsten Dunst and More Hit Sundance in Style

Hannah Weil — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:12:02 PST

Celebs flocked to Park City, UT this week to take in the latest indie films, hang on the slopes, and show off the chicest in Winter wear at the Sundance Film Festival. Now, we're breaking down what everyone's wearing - how our favorite style-setters are outfitting the cold in cool layers, luxe coats, and wintry cocktail wear. We spotted Kate Bosworth showing off her eclectic spin on Winter style, Kirsten Dunst outfitting a luxe look on the red carpet, and Emma Roberts styling up a sweet denim look for a night out in Park City. Step inside for a look at these and more of our favorite looks so far.

Emma Roberts Turns Up the Heat at Sundance!

Allison McNamara — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 13:34:12 PST

Emma Roberts has been delivering a bevy of stylish ensembles recently, and her trip to the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, UT, this past weekend was no exception. From the red carpet, to the afterparties, to hitting the slopes, we can't get enough of this trendsetting starlet. See all of her fabulous outfits in today's FabFlash, and let us know which look is your favorite.

Fashion Flashback: Cool Winter Style From the Sundance Film Festival

Marisa Tom — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 11:24:28 PST

The Sundance Film Festival kicks off this Thursday in snowy Park City, UT. The indie movie fest draws an eclectic crowd of celebs ready to hit the screenings, premieres, and of course, the slopes. Unlike other red carpet events, Sundance boasts a Winter scene that is distinctly cool, casual, and chock full of bundled-up looks. We love spotting our favorite A-listers in luxe layered-up ensembles, shiny puffer coats, chunky colorful scarves, sleek booties, and more. If Kate Bosworth, Naomi Watts, and Elizabeth Olsen's cold weather chicness isn't enough of an indication of how the festival's icier climate inspires glam Winter style, click through now to see how other stars have styled their Sundance appearances throughout the years.

The Best Stefani-Rossdale Family Moments of 2011!

Mackenzie Wagoner — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 01:12:00 PST

This year was full of exciting travel, fun with friends, and adorable family moments for the Stefani-Rossdales! Gwen dressed for sun and snow to take her family on getaways from the slopes of Mammoth, CA to the sea at Cannes, France. Zuma and Kingston got their fill of days at the park and playdates with celebrity babies, and Gavin reunited with Bush for a big tour. Click through to see their sweetest moments, and here's to a happy 2012 for Gwen, Gavin, Kingston, and Zuma!

Don't miss the rest of our Best of 2011 coverage across the PopSugar Network!

Hit the Slopes With These Celebrity Snow Bunnies

Michele Foley — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 15:45:25 PST

Whether it's Vail, Aspen, Park City, or the French Alps, celebrities love hanging at ski resorts. While some opt to sit by the fire sipping champagne and cocoa, we especially love the ones that keep fit by hitting the slopes. Check out our slideshow to see which celebs you're likely to see catching air this Winter.

Casa Capsule: A Gorgeous Park Slope Townhouse, Smart Homes, and Formal Tablesettings

CasaSugar — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 10:00:58 PST

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Guess who designed these tablescapes.
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Sugar Shout Out: See Oprah's 2011 Favorite Things!

Katie Henry — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 23:55:00 PST

2011 Design Trend: Watercolor Decor

Shelterpop — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 04:00:53 PST

We're excited to present a post from one of our favorite sites, ShelterPop!

Watercolor isn't just for an artist's canvas - the painterly theme has popped up on everything from pillows to place mats. And we're loving this 2011 design trend.

Watercolor is one of the oldest painting mediums known, dating back to paleolithic Europe, although it really made a name for itself during the Middle Ages and European Renaissance. And while flowery works on canvas are the standard association, it seems that watercolor has ditched its botanical roots in favor of the modern graphics for the home that we rounded up here.

AphroChic designer Jeanine Hays is channeling her inner Monet and her affection for the borough of Brooklyn this year to create several modern toile pieces, including a collection of "Brooklyn Life" place mats. The watercolor designs pay homage to neighborhoods like Fort Green, Clinton Hill, Park Slope and Boerum Hill (above), and are made from 100% natural Belgian linen and cotton. Keep reading for two more examples of this trend!

Google Street View Goes Off-Road

Kristen Hawley — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 04:20:41 PST

Google Street View has taken us through our own neighborhoods, down Olympic ski slopes, and even inside art museums. Now, it's taking us where cars can't go using the Trike, a bicycle outfitted with street view equipment to pedal around areas where cars can't go.

The Trike has been collecting data since 2009, and Google recently introduced the new images to street view. Castles, gardens, parks, even Stonehenge are included, giving users a close view of places they may never have the opportunity to see in person. Off-road locations on Google Maps are designated by the same blue outline that designates Street View on streets.