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Molly Rogers is a costume designer and image consultant who styles fashion photo shoots, feature films, television, and commercials.

Molly has worked in NYC since 1984 and began her illustrious career in costumes working with legendary costume designer Patricia Field on Michael Mann’s TV series “CRIME STORY” on location in Las Vegas. Molly has accumulated an impressive list of iconic TV and film credits including the “SEX AND THE CITY” tv series and both movies, “UGLY BETTY,” “THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA,” “STAR,” “MURPHY BROWN” & “CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC” to name a few.

Molly has been nominated 6 times for an EMMY, with one win for Season Three of “SEX AND THE CITY”. She is thrilled to be the Costume Designer, along with Co-Costume Designer Danny Santiago, of the reboot of “AND JUST LIKE THAT,” the sequel to “SEX AND THE CITY” which premiered on HBO MAX in December 2021 and returns for a second season in June 2023.

Molly’s work has been featured in global fashion publications and on-line media and she had a featured role in the HBO MAX “And Just Like That…the Documentary.” Molly has collaborated with many brands and organizations including Cadillac, SoHo House, SAKS, Streets Ahead, Thred Up and The Willie Garson Fund.

Molly graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

When not on production, Molly resides in Miami Beach, Florida.

Be sure to join Billy and Frank for this fun episode on January 10th.

As we continue our journey towards the release of Christopher Nolan's explosive epic Oppenheimer, we strike off another Manhattan Project from our list with the Ugly Betty episode 'The Manhattan Project'.

Join us as we wonder how much this show copied The Devil Wears Prada, discover the origin of the series & talk a surprising amount about Denis Villeneuve.

Meanwhile we've both watched Black Mirror's sixth season, breaking down each episode and ranking them as well as the series overall.

Sam has also been watching vampire hack 'n' slash Renfield, animated monster mash Skull Island & DC super trash Titans. Lewis has also been to see Wes Anderson's latest star-studded release Asteroid City.

00:00 Intro & Catchup

03:25 Project News (Harry & Megan Do Dickens)

07:45 Ugly Betty (2006) "The Manhattan Project"

01:10:50 Personal Projects (Black Mirror Season 6, Asteroid City, Renfield, Skull Island, Titans Season 4).

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Caroline Rice is a c-suite executive assistant with 20+ years of experience successfully managing the administrative needs of top executives across several industries, including Wall Street.

In this episode of The Leader Assistant Podcast, Caroline shares her story of becoming an assistant and talks about what it means to be a business partner to your executive, what makes an assistant a leader, and how the rules of improv can help you be a better executive assistant. Caroline also shares her opinion of The Devil Wears Prada.

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The former editor-in-chief of Men's Vogue, Town & Country, Esquire Magazine tells what it was like working alongside Anna Wintour at Vogue and whether Devil Wears Prada was close to the truth, his view of Tom Brady's fashion sense, his thoughts on the changing media landscape and how print can compete with the dynamism of social media, observations of the disappearance of newsstands and shoeshine stalls in Grand Central Station and elsewhere, and gives an editor's view of the Kardashians, the one book that most made him want to be a writer and editor, and tells of an impromptu Shakespearian riff with David Harbour.

This week we're going back in time to our favorite reality shows from the 2000's and 2010's! What were your biggest guilty pleasures from back in the day? Plus, we're picking a binge-worthy show to convince each other to watch. 

Which Bravolebrities would you cast to be in our favorite iconic films? We play 'Let Me Be Your Star' to find out! 

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Red lipstick has been worn for thousands of years across many different genders and cultures, interpreted as a sign of power, feminism, sexuality and pride.

But why do we place so much emphasis on this particular beauty product? And why do some of us either love or loathe wearing it?

To find out how a lipstick became such a powerful statement about who we are as individuals and a society, and how to find your perfect shade, The Quicky speaks to a stylist, a beauty guru, and and expert in identity to unlock the secrets and power of a red lip.

CREDITS 

Host: Claire Murphy

With thanks to:

Dr Jess Carniel - Senior Lecturer in Humanities at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) and Deputy Chair of the USQ Human Research Ethics Committee and the Research Cluster Leader for Identities and Inclusion in the Centre for Heritage and Culture

Deni Todorovič - Stylist, activist, writer and co-host of Mamamia's fashion podcast, What Are You Wearing?

Leigh Campbell - Executive Editor and co-host of Mamamia's You Beauty podcast

Producer: Claire Murphy

Executive Producer: Siobhán Moran-McFarlane

Audio Producer: Jacob Round

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In this episode, our hosts talk to American fashion journalist Kate Betts who has been covering the world of style for 25 years, first as a reporter in the Paris bureau of Women’s Wear Daily and later as an editor at Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Time magazine. Together they discuss the world of fashion today and the future of the industry. 

Episode Highlights:

18:39 - To survive fashion brands must learn to stand for something. It will not be enough to create a great dress or suit, they really need to be engaged in the world and not only in their atelier. 

27:23 - I loved writing my book on Michelle Obama‘s fashion. She liked fashion but did not want to be controlled by it. She dressed to be the first hostess of America and she did a great job that way. 

35:10 - For the inauguration I hope the First Lady will wear something white or blue. Those are the colors that represent hope, a new beginning.

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Join Wendy and Amy for a special bonus episode of Lauren Weisberger's When Life Gives You Lululemons when they break out some brandy slushes and give an English class breakdown to this super fun beach read. You don't want to miss the fun!

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Award winning metal producer Joey Sturgis talks about coffee. Yeah he opens with coffee! Joey discusses his humble beginnings and tracking down The Devil Wears Prada for his early gigs. His discography includes pretty much everybody who's put out a metal album since 2008. There is some inspiring stuff in here. Joey gives a lot of perspective about what he believes the future of the music business will entail, which includes Apple Music and signing youtube artists. But in the end, Joey Sturgis is just a waiter.

Stephen and Trav open up with a funny story about Trav embarrassing himself at work due to this podcast. It is "last call" on the upcoming Timothy Henderson Warlord comp. We introduce a new band called "The Wolf And The Epitaph" from Canada. So much metal up in this. Peace.

Chapter 34 Links: (lots this time)

• Submit songs for the comp to unteachers@gmail.com
• The Wolf And The Epitaph Facebook: https://t.co/uvIBN3CYDI

Here are all things Joey Sturgis:

• http://joeysturgistones.com/ - Audio Software designed by Joey Sturgis
• http://joeysturgisdrums.com/ - Drum samples made by Joey Sturgis
• http://drumforge.com/ - Drum Software and Drum Audio (Joey co-owns company)
• http://jsfpodcast.com/ - Joey Sturgis Forum Podcast / Club / Mentoring Program
• https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKnsseP6alzTw6sBpS9fyZVbnvSfgcnwV - Keys To The Castle / Free show with lots of amazing information
• http://urmbootcamp.com/ - Audio Education Bootcamp

Online Courses

• https://www.creativelive.com/instructor/joey-sturgis - CreativeLive Courses

Online Credits

• http://www.allmusic.com/artist/joey-sturgis-mn0000938432

Chapter 34 Music:

• Detritus - "Sailor's Farewell" ...because pirates.
• The Wolf And The Epitaph - "Let The Waves Smash And The Lightening Crash" - https://t.co/aFau1F46YW?ssr=true
• Down and Dirty's "Move It" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILH7Gm0AdB8
• Conquer Divide's "What's Left Inside" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZosDpg5ArE
• The Devil Wears Prada - "Sassafrass" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc_yOx0NLh4
• Asking Alexandria's "I Won't Give In" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX0Bu_klgvo

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