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london queues! marc, kate cause brit frenzies

May 20, 2008 3:51 pm

No doubt there was an overlap in the two groups of Londoners that stormed Topshop this morning for Kate Moss‘ new line and those who queued around the block last night for Marc Jacobs‘ (who may or may not be back together with his ex again) talk at Central Saint Martins. Will the masses emerge for Katie Holmes‘ turn on Broadway? The Londoner arrested for calling Mrs. Cruise’s adopted religion a “cult” probably won’t be making the trip across the pond. Suri will most likely be a backstage regular, a practice that baby-banning Donald Trump would frown on. He’s given a fair share of help to his own kids when it comes to big business, but the Donald and other dads could soon become obsolete, in which case we imagine babies would have to be allowed in the boardroom.

—Alison Baenen

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