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What to Splendora: An exclusive Eco-Forecast from Rogan Gregory of Rogan.
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 Darlings,
Check out our purdy new newsletter...ooh la la! Now you can read more about why we love our "What To" picks on the Splendora Blog. Today is 4/20, and with Earth Day fast approaching (it's this Sunday), remember to get your "green" on.

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Splendora's "What to" List |
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Shear Horror |
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Lather. Rinse. Pretend it never happened. After falling head-over-heels in love with Bravo's fraternal twins of reality T.V. - Project Runway and Top Chef - we put great faith in their programming execs to produce more delicious shows to fill our Wednesday night void. But alas, what do we get in place of Heidi and hottie Ilan? Top Design's only saving grace was Jonathan Adler, and with Shear Genius boredom has reached exponential heights. Problem #1: Jaclyn Smith as host. Kelly Garrett may one of our favorite '70s icons, but couldn't they have picked the best coiffed Angel to wrangle the stylists? Farrah would've brought a killer 'do and just the right amount of wacky to the show. Problem #2: The stylists. All those asymmetrical, so-called cutting edge cuts were more shaggy dog that Sally Hershberger shag. And personality-wise, no one has 'brought the crazy' yet. We'll take our own fake-boyfriend ( a.k.a. awesome stylist) Damian any day. Problem #3: The challenges. To complete them takes ingenuity, but we just want to see a killer cut, plain and simple, not twigs stuck haphazardly in someone's head. We're predicting a cut, snip, mid-season cancellation because Shear Genius is like cheese-in-a-can - a poor imitation of the original great.
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