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On Our Radar: Scoop Beach Collection to Debut

FabSugar — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 04:00:22 PST

Scoop NYC has created an exciting collection for ladies who love designer resort collections but would rather not spend a fortune.

Scoop Beach, set to launch in February, will not just be for vacation getaways. "This is not stuff to [simply] go to the beach in," said Stefani Greenfield, co-owner of the store. "We're going to have this in our stores all year long."

Fifteen Scoop NYC shops, as well as other department stores, will carry the collection, which includes a variety of dresses, woven tops, knitwear, pants, scarves, sandals, handbags, and more. If you don't live near a Scoop, an online store is coming soon. Items ranging from $55 to $445 aren't cheap, but they sure beat, say Prada's resort collection. I'll take that.

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Fab Flash: Scoop Style on Home Shopping Network

FabSugar — Wed, 16 May 2007 12:01:22 PDT

The founder of Scoop NYC, Stefani Greenfield, is taking her boutique's "Ultimate Closet" concept of one-stop shopping to the viewers of the Home Shopping Network on Thursday, May 17. Scoop launched in downtown Manhattan in April of 1996 and has since been providing time-deprived girls with effortless trendy looks for all occasions.

The first installment of "Scoop Style," airing at 1 am and 9 pm ET on HSN, will feature a "Go Wild for Summer" theme. You will be able to see pieces ranging from dresses, cover-ups, tunics, pants and kaftans. A dress by Project Runway finalist Uli Hertzner will also be shown, as well as designs from the likes of Milly, J Crew, Kors by Michael Kors, Seven for all Mankind and more.

If you're unable to tune in, don't fret because the entire collection will be available on HSN's site.

Get ready to get the scoop!

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Scoop's First Fragrance

BellaSugar — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 09:37:51 PST

One of my favorite hip boutiques, Scoop, just launched its first fragrance, appropriately titled Scoop Perfume. This new and exuberant scent is a wonderfully light floral and citrus blend with notes of pear blossom, orange zest, peony, jasmine, and freesia. You can buy the larger, 2-ounce Eau de Parfum bottle here for $65, or you try the mini .37-ounce travel-sized roll-on bottle here for $45.

For those of you who have trained your little ladies to love Scoop as much as you do, you can buy a cute red bottle of Scoop Kids Roll-On Perfume here for $45. It's intended for children and is made from fresh strawberry, pear, peach, jasmine, and rose. Mmmm, good.

Lil Links: Everything You Need to Know About Chunky Babies

Rebecca M Gruber — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 05:32:36 PDT

The three most common questions about big babies - Circle of Moms
Béyonce laughs off surrogacy rumors - The Stir
Did you experience second baby mama guilt? - BabyCenter Blog
Rachel Zoe bundles up for a NYC walk with Skyler - Celebrity Baby Scoop
AJ McLean is expecting his first child - Celebrity Baby Blog
The no time, no excuses workout - FitPregnancy
The best DIY birthday ideas from Pinterest - Parenting
Six-year-old charged with battery in school incident - Yahoo! Shine
Ten fun, free Summer activities for kids - LearnVest
Seven pieces of advice for moms from Michelle Obama - HuffPost Parents
5 easy things to grow with your preschooler - Momtastic

New Hints About the Future of Vampire Diaries

Allie Merriam — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 07:53:57 PDT

New hints about the next episodes - and season - of Vampire Diaries - Hollywood Reporter
Three nights, three fancy looks for Sarah Jessica Parker - People
Tim Burton has a pet name for Johnny Depp - Lainey Gossip
Tom Cruise might make Top Gun 2 really soon - HuffPost Entertainment
See Beyoncé's high school yearbook picture! - TooFab
What does Jennifer Aniston really think of Brad Pitt's engagement? - Us Weekly
Why exactly did Russell Brand address Parliament? - The Daily Beast
Do you think these are the most beautiful women in the world? - BuzzFeed
The latest scoop on Revenge - Buddy TV
Two Modern Family stars set to host an award show - ET
Will you see Jason Segel's latest? - Rotten Tomatoes
Chelsea Handler explains why she and Andre Balazs got back together - Wonderwall
Ryan Seacrest had an IV in his arm, but still went on stage for Idol - Lifeline Live
Topher Grace is on stage in NYC with Olivia Thirlby - Zap2It
Is Drew Barrymore planning a June wedding? - Celebitchy

Casa Capsule: Trend Forecasting, House Hopping, Clever Organizing, and More!

CasaSugar — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 10:00:40 PST

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Get the scoop on trend forecasting for 2012.
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Browse our favorite trends from Serena & Lily's Spring 2012 collection.
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Penelope Cruz, Matt Damon, Pink, and More Stars on Set This Week!

Mackenzie Wagoner — Sat, 22 Oct 2011 08:00:14 PDT

Hollywood's finest got cozy with their costars on sets around the world this week. Penelope Cruz found a place to rest in the arms of Emile Hirsch for Venuto al Mondo in Rome while shirtless Trevor Donovan scooped up a puppy during a break from filming 90210 in LA. Pink brought her adorable baby Willow to the NYC set of Thanks for Sharing and Matt Damon had a word with a friend before getting to work on Elysium in Vancouver - click through to see all the stars on set!

Vena Cava's Designer Duo Dish on NYC Spring Essentials, Brooklyn Street Finds, and More

Marisa Tom — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 07:06:11 PDT

Without hesitation, Vena Cava is on my shortlist of must-wear brands, and the designer duo and BFFs Sophie Buhai and Lisa Mayock are two of the coolest PopSugar City girls I know. The ladies haven't taken a break since debuting their 2011 Fall collection in February. Currently, Buhai and Mayock are in Vietnam, rounding up inspiration for Spring 2012 (talk about springing forward). They just launched their awesome new ecommerce site, and even a world away, they still managed to give us the inside scoop on what every New York girl should have in her Spring wardrobe, where they find inspiration in the city, the best street "treasures" they've come across, and more.

PopSugar NYC: As a fellow West Coast defector, I'm curious, what was it about NYC in the initial stages that made you stay indefinitely?

Sophie Buhai: We both attended Parsons, so school is what brought us out to NYC. New York is really the place to be if you want to start a small fashion line; the industry is very supportive, and you have access to amazing production and all the editors. We felt very connected to an emerging group of designers who were all starting brands around the same time. The early 2000s were when the word "young designer" was exploding, and the economy was ripe for new talent. We were lucky to be in New York during that time, I don't think that could have happened if we had been in LA. We hope to make it out to LA at some point . . . perhaps when we launch our caftan line!

To find out what else the ladies have to say, head over to PopSugar NYC to read the whole interview.

Sugar Shout Out: See the Hottest Shoes From Paris Fashion Week!

PopSugar — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 23:55:00 PDT

ABC Pilots: Get the Scoop on the New Shows

Becky Kirsch — Fri, 13 May 2011 15:02:54 PDT

Upfronts madness has officially set in, and the networks have been going crazy making their announcements about which shows are getting the ax and which pilots are a go for next season. ABC has pulled the plug on Brothers & Sisters and a few more, but what's coming next Fall? I've got the scoop on the new crop, which includes plenty of familiar faces like Kristin Chenoweth, Tim Allen, and more, so start getting to know ABC's new lineup now!

COMEDY

Suburgatory: A family sitcom set in - wait for it - the suburbs. A father (Dodgeball's Alan Tudyk) uproots his daughter from Manhattan for a more provincial life in the 'burbs.
Work It: Follows two guys who dress up like women for better jobs after they're laid off.
Man Up: Focuses on a group of guys coming to terms with being middle-aged men.
Apt. 23: Krysten Ritter plays an NYC party girl who clashes with her new good-girl roommate from the Midwest. James Van Der Beek also stars as himself.
Last Man Standing: Tim Allen returns to TV as a man struggling to hang on to his traditional values in today's world. Nancy Travis will costar as his wife.

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Good Christian Belles: Based on the novel Good Christian Bitches, Leslie Bibb (Popular) plays a recent divorcee who returns to her Dallas hometown in hopes of some Southern comfort. Kristin Chenoweth will costar as one of the villainous housewives who stands in her way.
Charlie's Angels: Minka Kelly, Annie Ilonzeh, and Rachael Taylor star as the titular private investigators in this remake of the classic '70s series.
Once Upon a Time: Jennifer Morrison stars as a woman who moves to a small town in Maine where fairy tales seem to be coming true. Ginnifer Goodwin also stars as Snow White.
Pan Am: Christina Ricci headlines this '60s-centric drama about pilots and flight attendants working for Pan Am Airlines.
Revenge: A young woman (Brothers & Sisters's Emily Van Camp) heads to the Hamptons to avenge the destruction of her family in this drama loosely based on The Count of Monte Cristo.
Scandal: The latest from Grey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes revolves around Kerry Washington as a crisis management consultant. Lost's Henry Ian Cusick will also star.
The River: Follows a group of people looking for a missing adventurer in the Amazon.