Tattle Tart

I never knew that being a good girl gone bad would also mean that she’d have good fashion gone bad. But nevertheless, people still went wild for her.

Rihanna rocked the house down at the Molson Ampitheathre in Toronto, Canada over the weekend. The Barbados-born singer wore a dominatrix-style outfit and used an umbrella to protect herself from catching the drool of her fans.

The skirt of her dress was enough of an umbrella and the multiple studded belts on her outfit was enough to steer people away. In other, much better, news, she picked up a MOBO award for Best International Artist.

Manson’s new vanity brand of creepy cocktail Mansinthe seems to be living up
to its morbid reputation. The design for the label is of a ghostly- pale
ill-looking freak with a beak hunched over a glass. SPOOKY.

At $40.00 a jug, Mansinthe www.mansinthe.com has an evil 66.6%
alcohol content. Customers beware, if the alcohol content doesn’t do you
in, the price just might.

Reverend Manson’s twisted freaky followers in America will be missing out on
sampling his devilish tasting drink (He was given the title of “Reverend
Manson” by Church of Satan founder, Anton LaVey for those of you that are
not in the know.) Absinthe is still banned because it contains a
controversial ingredient thujone, known as wormwood, a toxic chemical that
in large amounts can cause kidney failure, seizures and even death.

Absinthe used to be a trendy drink for artists and bohemians back in late
19th century Europe because of its alleged psychoactive attributes, but was
eventually banned. After prohibitions were lifted in the European Union it
is now undergoing a renaissance despite being vilified as “something that
when taken in excess can kill you.”

Manson the poster boy for all things macabre, must be laughing maniacally
all the way to the bank. The Prototype 35 limited edition has sold out.