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Model Call: Madelene de la Motte Some girls just can’t believe their luck. “When I see myself in pictures I’m like, ‘Do I really look like that?’” Madelene de la Motte says incredulously. With her high cheekbones and catlike stare, the 19-year-old Swede strikes a juxtaposition of soft girlishness and feline feral. It’s no wonder she walked 14 shows in February and recently landed resort gigs for Calvin Klein, Diane von Furstenberg, Celine, Rag & Bone and Reed Krakoff. She was just signed in January (by Marilyn), but de la Motte talks like an old pro. “If you feel insecure in front of the camera, it will show,” she says. “You just have to remember that every model’s been there, doing their first shoot or their first show. Everyone’s been a new face.” Have you officially moved to New York? Right now I’m based in Sweden but it’s not like I’m there a lot. I’m probably going to move here in the autumn. I’m looking for an apartment now. Will you live on your own? No, I get bored even being 10 minutes by myself. Merethe [Hopland], one of my modeling friends — we’re going to try and find a place together. We love being downtown so like the East and West Village. It’s more relaxed down there, younger. If you had to describe the modeling industry in one word, what would it be? Bubble. I love fashion but the industry is in a bubble. It’s all about knowing the people in the bubble and the people on the outside don’t know them at all. If I mention a name from work in Sweden, they’re like, “Who?” and I’m like, “How do you not know who that is?” To someone in the fashion industry, they’re like “Of course, that’s this casting director” or whoever. You don’t even have to say their last name. You said you love fashion. Who are you wearing now? This is Rag & Bone, the jacket and the dress. You were in their resort show, right? Yeah, I love their look. Even their casual things still look special and have something extra. It’s all about that in my clothes. I want people to look a second time and be like, “Oh my God, I really want that black shirt.” What was your first major splurge? It must have been my Mulberry bag. It was kind of like a treat for myself since I had been working all summer. I bought it in euros. I haven’t even calculated it in Swedish kronas because I don’t even want to know. Most girls splurge on shoes but I’m not big on shoes. You’ve had to wear some crazy ones on the runway. What were the worst that you’ve had to walk in? A lot of shoes that are really tall have platforms, so then they’re quite easy to walk in. But at the Costume National [fall] show in Paris, they didn’t have a platform so that was kind of tricky. And they were like, ‘Go fast so you don’t think it’s a high heel.’ That didn’t work very well. I tripped twice but I managed. I’m going to ask you about the last few things you did. What’s the last thing you cooked? My banana porridge this morning. What was the last thing you wore for a night on the town with friends? Converse [sneakers] with a black dress from Topshop. Then I topped it off with accessories. Last restaurant you ate in? I went to the Mexican restaurant, Ah! Chihuahua, on 53rd and First last night. I love their fajitas — lots of cheese. Last movie you saw? I saw “Bridesmaids” two days ago. It’s so, so funny. Last beauty product you put on? YSL concealer. I’m married to my concealer. Have you learned any beauty tips along the way through modeling? My new thing is highlighting. You’re supposed to put it on your nose and some here on your cheekbones. I also just learned that you’re supposed to put on some foundation before you put on concealer. I think that’s right. And you just shot with Mario Testino, right? Yeah, for British Vogue. It was so interesting because there are so many people on the set. Like, thousands of assistants. I’ve never been on a shoot that was so big. It was like a movie set. I felt like a star.

Model: Madelene de la Motte Photographer: Thomas Whiteside Stylist: Anya Ziourova Tatler Russia December 2011

details Another super Swede has entered the scene. Madelene initially began modeling at the age of 15 but only recently has the spark truly been ignited. Now a little older and wiser, she was spotted by agent Toni from Brand Models (the man behind Kirsi Pyrhonen) in a test shoot by young photographer Jesse Laitinen. Currently in London with Elite, with her blonde elegance, killer body and incredible versatility (this girl can do anything!), we know it’s just a matter of time before Madelene hits her mark. stats Full Name: Madelene de la Motte Hair: Dark Blonde Eyes: Blue Height: 178cm / 5′10″ Bust: 84 cm / 33″ Waist: 60 cm / 23.5″ Hips: 88 cm / 34.5″ Place of Origin: Linköping, Sweden Date of Birth: October 2 agencies Mother Agency: Brand Model Management London: Elite London Germany: m4 models Slim Model: Madelene de la Motte Photographer: Terry Richardson fashionising WARNING NUDITY When you open LINK http://www.fashionising.com/pictures/s--Sl...FW-12737-1.html

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but again without those letters for him to actually SEE, i could be heresay, but agreed, the Sons are in total hot water, and ALL due to clay, along with the LYING about it being the nines, COME ON NOW, their cutting off their noses dispite their faces, i swear, but a damn good season

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Boardwalk Empire Recap: Season 2 Episode 11 …quot; Under God’s Power She Flourishes The news of his wife’s death and his trip to Princeton have Jimmy flashing back to when he first met Angela. He recalls waking up with her after an illicit night in his dorm room and his roommate helping to smuggle Angela out of the building. Nucky meets with Fallon who tells him that Randolph is betting big on the capital case of Hans Schroeder’s death. “Just so you know, I’m innocent,” says Nucky. “I wouldn’t have taken this case if you weren’t,” smirks Fallon. They discuss Van Alden taking the stand and Nucky asks if he’s a bigamist. “He’s an adulterer, with a child by your former mistress,” clarifies Fallon, before hilariously waving that away. Nucky notices the butler, Harlan, lingering and asks him to leave. Harlan hesitates and then, at Fallon’s prompting, tells them about Van Alden’s fervent baptismal display during their church retreat. Van Alden is enjoying a quiet morning with Sigrid, who asks him a little bit about his family. Shockingly, Van Alden isn’t close with his mom and dad. They were followers of some doomsday soothsayer and Papa Van Alden sold the family farm in anticipation of the rapture. They lived in a tent for a year and Papa never got over the disappointment. Van Alden’s ongoing existences was more than his dad could bear, which I imagine made the holidays pretty tense. Sigrid assures him that he is a good man. Emily is getting fitted for her braces. Margaret and the doctor ease her to her feet, but she can’t stand for more than a nanosecond. The doctor tells Margaret that Emily needs to develop strength in her arms and torso and that they need to prevent her from going back to crawling. Father Brennan assures Margaret that the Lord will give her strength, then tells her this parable about a man who was able to visit hell and heaven. In hell, the damned sat around a table piled high with food and moaned in agonizing hunger because their spoons were too long to feed themselves. In heaven, the ascended sat at the same kind of table with the same kind of spoons, but were full because they fed each other. He tells Margaret that her donation is going toward a new church building and, hey, maybe a new roof for that building will get Emily on her feet! The coroner is taking Angela’s body away and Gillian is being questioned by a cop. She’s annoyed that Eli wasn’t sent as she requested and bluntly states the facts: Angela was being intimate with another woman, probably not for the first time, and an intruder broke in and killed them. The cop starts to ask Harrow some questions but Gillian interrupts and explains that Harrow is a simpleton that Jimmy simply takes pity on. The cop leaves and Harrow tells Gillian that he couldn’t reach Jimmy. Gillian mutters that he needs to come home before people get the wrong idea. Harrow quietly walks to the bedroom and stares and the congealed blood on the floor. He dips his fingers into the blood and his lip trembles. Awww… Back in Jimmy’s Princeton days, he’s reading some Webster in his English class. They discuss Jacobean society through Webster’s eyes, in which everything is corrupt and all of the women are whores. His professor is impressed when Jimmy grasps the meaning of the passage, that the protagonist’s mother taught him useless things and he can’t get rich. Jimmy teases a classmate who has enlisted in the army and they scold him for not being patriotic. The professor asks him to stay behind and reminds him that he won’t get anywhere in life treating the type of people that his classmates are that way. The professor, revealing his own working class roots, tells Jimmy that people like them need to be clever and don’t have a life already set up for him like his classmates do. Doyle, Lucky, Al, and Lansky are discussing their successful booze sales. They joke about Jimmy killing Angela, until Doyle tells them that Manya was responsible. They decide to sell Jimmy’s share and split the profits, but only giving Doyle 5%. He protests, but they remind him that Rothstein has a life insurance policy on him. Margaret is trying to explain the heaven and hell parable to Nucky, who thinks it’s dumb. Like, why didn’t the people in hell just hold their spoons further down on the handle. This was my question, as well. Margaret is frustrated that Nucky doesn’t seem to believe in any higher power. Nucky clarifies that he just doesn’t believe in divine retribution. Eli gets a visit from his lawyer in jail. Eli claims that Halloran wanted him gone and that this is all a set up by him. The lawyer explains that if Eli is willing to testify that Nucky ordered Schroeder’s death, Randolph might not argue for the electric chair. Jimmy recalls a visit that his mother paid him at Princeton. As they settle into a hotel for the weekend, she tells him that her latest boyfriend has dumped her because, as it turns out, he’s married. She’s brought booze and she and Jimmy have a glass. She tells him that on the way there, she thought about how she can’t ever get too sad because no matter what she has him. Randolph and her clerks are discussing Margaret and ask Van Alden about his impression of her. He insists that he thought nothing of her (you know, besides wanting to bang her and rubbing one out to her immigration picture). He then resolutely signs the divorce petition that Rose sent him. Jimmy is at a Princeton mixer and is pleased that Angela was able to attend. He introduces her to Gillian, who says, “We’re going to kiss!” Angela’s slightly puzzled by Gillian: her youth, her beauty, her boldness. Jimmy and Angela stand apart from the rest of the guests and Jimmy’s socially anxious roommate attaches himself to them. Jimmy spots Gillian flirting with his English professor and gets this look on his face like he smells a really bad fart. Angela breaks up the moment by breaking the news to Jimmy that she’s pregnant. Jimmy is a little stunned but then babbles, “We’ll get a place. It’ll be swell!” Confidence! Joy! Margaret goes to Nucky’s study after the kids are in bed. He explains that Eli is going to testify against him to save himself and that his testimony might be enough to put Nucky in the chair. He starts to explain how he’ll be transferring his assets to her and Margaret gets all irritated by his pragmatism. Angela finds Jimmy outside, having a Oh-My-God-My-Girlfriend-Is-Pregnant drink. They see Gillian stumbling out of an alcove, her dress a little torn, the English professor stumbling behind her. She tells Jimmy that she thought they were just flirting. Jimmy confronts his professor who is stunned to find out that Gillian is his mother. “Your life is pretty Jacobean all by itself,” he says. Jimmy punches him. The professor tells him to walk away now and they’ll pretend this didn’t happen. “It is happening,” snarls Jimmy, and then proceeds to pound the hell out of the professor’s face. Van Alden goes to see Doyle, who asks him to sit because he doesn’t like the way Van Alden looms. Doyle explains that he’s getting screwed over in the liquor sale and suggests that the feds intervene for half of the money in return. Van Alden would get about $150,000, which is better than the envelopes he’s getting (from Nucky?). Van Alden deadpans, “I’d prefer not to,” in his best Bartleby the Scrivener voice. He orders Doyle to never contact him again. Jimmy is carrying a drunk Gillian back to the hotel. She asks Jimmy how badly he hurt the professor. “Enough to get me expelled,” he says. Gillian assures him that Nucky will fix it. He asks Gillian why she came there and she mumbles that it’s because she’s just the loneliest person on earth. “Do you love that skinny girl?” she asks. “I don’t know. No. I don’t know,” babbles Jimmy. He goes about trying to put Gillian to bed, helping her remove her shoes and dress. She collapses into bed pulling Jimmy with her. She tells him how she used to curl up with him when he was little. Then things take a turn for the Sophoclean when Jimmy starts to pull away but Gillian grabs him to her, forcing him to have sex with her. “There’s nothing wrong with any of it,” she hisses. When Jimmy wakes up in the morning, Gillian is gone. He stares out the window at the ROTC students marching and thinks, “Well, I could gouge my eyes out or I could join the Army.” He chooses the latter and during his intake lists Angela as his next of kin. The officer notices how unnerved Jimmy is and asks him why he’s enlisting. Jimmy fibs that he’s eager to stick a bayonet in the Kaiser’s guts because he lost a brother on the Lusitania, borrowing a story from his more somber classmates. Margaret is tinkering with Emily’s braces in the kitchen. Owen comes downstairs and she explains that the braces are chafing Emily’s legs in one spot. Owen inspects them and starts working on a rough grommet. “Do you think about me? Because I think about you,” he asks. Margaret tells him to stop and that she’ll pray for him. Katy, overhearing this, rushes from the doorway. Jimmy, back in present time, and in what looks like the same hotel where he and his mom had their unholy union, is on the phone with Gillian. She’s telling him to return and show the world that he has nothing to hide. But Jimmy is in the middle of an epic bender seasoned by the packet of heroin that Lucky gave him. Van Alden goes to work and is startled to see Fallon there with the deacon of the church that witnessed his drowning of his partner. When they show him his deceased partner’s shoes, Randolph’s associate goes to arrest Van Alden. But Van Alden struggles and manages to shoot him, then takes off. Nucky is surprised to find Margaret drinking when he comes home. She shows him the subpoena that she received and he tells her to ignore it. She’s surprised at this new confidence and Nucky tells her that Van Alden turned out not to be a credible witness. Margaret gets all worked up about how they began in sin and will end in it unless they change. She believes she’s culpable for all of her sins, her stealing, deceiving, and cheating. Nucky prods her for clarification. She stole from her family, her employers, and Nucky. She deceived anyone who thought she was good. And cheated on…well, Margaret’s not quite ready to fess up to that and redirects the conversation to the fact that she lives with the man who had the father of her children murdered. Nucky is furious when Margaret says she’s going to testify and says that he won’t permit her to sacrifice him. “If you don’t think I’m as good as my word, you don’t know me at all,” he says, reminding her that he gave her everything. Jimmy is back in town and Gillian is discussing funeral plans for Angela. She tells him that for now she told Tommy that Angela went away for a few days to paint, but might end up telling him that she moved to Paris. “A month from now he won’t even remember her,” she says. Jimmy, enraged, starts to strangle Gillian and screams, “I’ll remember!” The Commodore stabs Jimmy in the back with one of his spears. Jimmy spins around and the Commodore pins him by the throat, but Jimmy manages to stab him. Gillian, horrified, screams, “Then finish it, goddamn you! Finish it!” Jimmy stabs the Commodore once more before collapsing. He wakes up some time later in a haze. His wound is bandaged and he sees Harrow cleaning up the Commodore’s body. Harrow sees him and draws the curtains. He wakes up again, the audible memory of Angela’s voice telling him that she has to leave. He looks into the next room and sees that Harrow has removed all evidence of the the murder. Gillian brings Tommy to see Jimmy. He whimpers that he had a bad dream. “Me, too,” says Jimmy. “But everything is going to be fine.” Tommy asks where his mama is and Gillian answers, “I’m here, baby.” She assures Jimmy that he didn’t mean to do what he did and they need never mention it again. “It’s all going to be better now. I hope you’re able to see that,” she says, carrying Tommy upstairs. “One day soon he won’t be a little boy anymore. It happens just like that,” she says. “I’ll put him to bed and I’ll be upstairs.”

Boardwalk Empire Episode 10 Recap: Manny Horvitz Attempts to Kill Jimmy... Meanwhile, back in Jersey - Waxey Gordon tried to have Manny Horvitz killed, but his hitman failed miserably and became just another one of Manny's victims. Manny knows Jimmy was behind it and will be on the warpath. Jimmy's stronghold on Atlantic City is turning out to be short-lived as soon as Nucky gets the Irish whiskey imported across the Atlantic. All is not well with Nucky's empire though. Lurking in the background are the Feds - who are building a pretty strong case against him with the help of Van Alden. With just three episodes left there are many unanswered questions. Will Manny take out Jimmy? Will Nucky go down to the Feds? And, just how long will the strike go on? Nucky Heads to New York To Meet Rothstein and His Lawyer Nucky is fed up with his lawyer's inability to get is case squashed so he fires him. He then heads up to the Big Apple to meet with Arnold Rothstein and his lawyer William Fallon, who got Rothstein off the hook for the Black sox Scandal. Fallon won't be cheap and Nucky doesn't have the money to pay the bribes needed to make his legal woes go away. Perhaps the newfound Irish Whiskey operation will provide the necessary funds. Margaret's Daughter Emily Has Polio Margaret gets the worst possible news regarding her daughter Emily, who can no longer feel her legs. She has polio and has to be quarantined. Margaret watches helplessly as her daughter is stuck with a needle in her spine. Later on in the episode, Margaret goes into the quarantine ward to lay with her daugher in her bed - in one of the most touching scenes in the two seasons of Boardwalk Empire. The Commodore Calls out Jimmy Over the Strike Jimmy and his cronies discuss how to handle the problem with the strike. Jimmy wants to deal with the black citizens of A.C. Of course this doesn't sit well with the old racist white folks such as The Commodore who is struggling to speak. Finally, The Commodore is able to speak like he used to and he stands up, taking Jimmy to task. "Why don't you just show them your c**t. Just pull up your dress and show them!" Looks like the old man is recovering from the stroke and unafraid to tell Jimmy how disappointed he is with him. Chalky's Workers are Beaten and the Strike Will Go On Eli's racist goons take it upon themselves to "deal" with the striking workers with baseball bats. This leaves a nasty taste in Chalky's mouth. When Jimmy meets with Chalky to negotiate the end of the strike he is willing to offer raises to the workers. This isn't good enough for Chalky. He wants $3,000 paid to the families of the men killed in the Klan attack. Jimmy agrees to that. But, Chalky also wants the three men delivered to him who did the shooting. Jimmy won't do that. So Chalky tells him that the strike will have to go for the rest of the busy tourist season. "There's always next year", says Chalky. It has always been a mystery, but it's possible the three men who did the shooting were Jimmy, Eli, and The Commodore. Manny Goes After Jimmy and Ends Up Killing Angela This season has been rife with shocking scenes of violence. From the scalping scene to Eli caving in O'Neil's skull, and Manny taking out Waxey Gordon's goon with a meat cleaver - this season has delivered in the department of graphic violence. Manny Horvitz is certain Jimmy tried to have him knocked off. When Doyle goes to visit him and offers to extend the olive branch in the form of $5,000 - Manny responds "why didn't he come here himself?" It's true. This "gesture" is nothing more than a slap in the face from someone who tried to have him executed. Manny proceeds to choke Doyle nearly into unconciousness. Turn to the end of the episode. Manny goes into Jimmy's home and is ready to do the deed. However, Jimmy isn't at home. He's heading to Princeton. Angela is in bed and Manny covers her mouth. He waits for someone to come out of the bathroom. In this case it's Angela's new lover. Manny shoots her dead and Angela runs over to her lifeless body on the floor. She begs for her life and Manny simply says "Your husband did this to you." Manny shoots her in the head. It's quite a shocking end of the episode and certainly a curveball. I'm a little disappointed that they decided to kill off Angela's character. Unlike many of the other female characters on the show, Angela represented the artsy type who goes against the grain and does her thing. Lesbianism was taboo in the 1920's and her "other life" added a really interesting dimension to the show. Actress Aleksa Palladino (who played Angela) said in an interview she was pretty disappointed about her character being killed off. She even said there was a possible storyline involving her and an anarchist. It's a shame they didn't go in that direction. Nonetheless, this isn't necessarily a bad direction either. Now that Manny killed Jimmy's wife, it will set the stages for one hell of an episode next week...hopefull sorry guys was catching these up to date

i totally agree, it kinda all added up but still, alot of people who are abused can repete the same abuse themselves, and justify it at times, not that its right, also i thinks she has chosen to forget it, Im wondering if he'll kill his mom?!@

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Name Diego Eduardo Schideloske Birthday 4th July 1992 Origin Brazil Height 185cm Measurements 93-76-96 Hair Brown Eye Green Modeling Agencies: DM Models (Brazil) Why Not Models (Milan) - About Diego Eduardo Schideloske: Diego Eduardo Schibeloske comes from Brazil and he’s a discovery of DM Models. The agency is based in Curbita. It’s clear since Diego’s discovery that he has a big potential. Agencies all over the world got crazy for him. So, Diego is currently working with Why Not Models in Milan. Well, he’s 185cm tall and he has measurements of 93-76-96. He’s 18 years old and already shot some stunning editorials and campaigns. You should make sure to keep your eyes opened for a future with Diego! his portfolio with them http://www.allaboutmodels.tv/diego-eduardo...oske-dm-models/

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Men's Week - December 8, 2011 Model Diego Eduardo Ph Rodolfo Martinez St Alex Badia Roldofo Martinez and Alex Badia work together once again and cast Wilhelmina's new face Diego to model sharp and modern takes on the Power Suit, made popular by Giorgio Armani in the early 1980s. The pieces Diego wears come from equally talented sartorial experts such as those at Hugo Boss, Kris Van Assche at Dior Homme and Frida Gianini for Gucci. click link to view full spread http://hommemodel.blogspot.com/2011/12/edi...hion-power.html

details Brand new boy Diego Eduardo comes from the Brazilian hotspot of Curitiba, Parana. Completely unaware of his model potential, Diego was discovered when he accompanied a girlfriend to her agency, DM Models. Agency owner Agy Campos was astonished by Diego’s beauty and so are we – and it’s a safe bet that there will be no shortage of international interest in this one. stats Full Name: Diego Eduardo (Schibeloske) Hair: Brown Eyes: Green Height: 185cm / 6′1″ Place of Origin: Curitiba, Parana, Brazil Date of Birth: July 4 1992 agencies Mother Agency DM Models models.com

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