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politically correct. or not.
April 10, 2008 3:31 pm
If, in the midst of this year’s never-ending presidential campaign, you’re still unsure of where to cast your vote, why not follow the lead of your favorite celeb? So much easier than forming an opinion. Karl Lagerfeld (for whom having an opinion is not a problem) hates being touched by strangers and can’t abide children. So no Chanel onesies, then? Angelina Jolie isn’t the only star to simultaneously pull attention away from and bring awareness to events on Capitol Hill; later this month, Donatella Versace will be scene-stealing, in stilettos no doubt, at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. If you run into Katie Couric, Dona, tell her to keep her chin up.
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