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ONLINE EXCLUSIVES Celebrity Seconds Buying Benevolence arts and entertainment weekly entertainment and arts GUILTY PLEASURESTHE GALA AND GARB OF THE RENAISSANCE FAIRE celebrity seconds thrift stores of the stars buying benevolence vintage shopping and doing a good deed ONLINE EXCLUSIVES online only reviews of indie rocker Jonny Lives! R&B singer Noel Gourdin and more daily.titan 2 BUZZ 04.26.07 CELEBRITY SECONDS pg.4 Selling A-list inventory in one Los Angeles boutique, store- owner Maureen Clavin stocks up on the old wardrobes of the rich and famous. ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Jickie Torres GUILTY PLEASURE pg.5 EXECUTIVE EDITOR Shakespeare, the Queen and a couple of wenches. The Renais- Adam Levy sance Pleasure Faire has come to town. DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING Emily Alford ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING SHOPPING WITH HEART pg.6 Beth Stirnaman Vintage clothier Buffalo Exchange offers trendy bargains PRODUCTION and shopping with soul in light of its community outreach Jickie Torres ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES Sarah Oak, Lesley Wu The Daily Titan 714.278.3373 ONLINE EXCLUSIVES The Buzz Editorial 714.278.5426 [email protected] Check out dailytitan.com for online exclusive reviews of Editorial Fax 714.278.4473 indie rockers Jonny Lives!, R&B artist Noel Gourdin and an The Buzz Advertising 714.278.3373 [email protected] ! Advertising Fax 714.278.2702 extra look at Hot Fuzz from the chicks point of view The Buzz , a student publication, is a supplemental insert for the Cal State Fullerton Daily Titan. It is printed every Thursday. The Daily Titan operates independently of Associated Students, College of Communications, CSUF administration and the CSU system. The Daily Titan has functioned as a public forum since inception. Unless implied by the advertising party or otherwise stated, advertising in the Daily Titan is inserted by commercial activities or ventures identified in the advertisements themselves and not by the university. Such printing is not to be construed as written or implied sponsorship, endorsement or investigation of such commercial enterprises. Copyright ©2006 Daily Titan COVER SHOT: The many pleasures of the Rennaisance Faire. Photo by Rebecca Hartness, Daily Titan Staff Photographer For the record April 12, 2007: Last weeks Buzz unfortunatley omitted the photog- raphers credit for the Local Talent shot of Marlon D. The fabulous Rebecca Hartness was the mastermind of that marvelous photography. daily.titan BUZZ 04.26.07 3 HARBOR INTERSECTION: IMPERIAL HWY by MICHELLE RAMOS lustful eyes. In 2000 the city sued & Best Nachos: Daily Titan Staff Writer the owner in an effort to restrict lap Molcasalsa [email protected] dances, and won. Open 24 hours, indulge in the Just minutes from downtown Across the street on the Fullerton temptation of their massive nachos Fullerton, is the intersection of side is the origin of the best nachos for only $5.55. Imperial and Harbor. This crossroads in the county. The aroma of fresh tells a tale of two cities. It has the Mexican food fills this corner of the HARBOR BLVD charm of Fullerton and the Los intersection. Molcasalsa Mexican Best Place to Not Get a Lap Dance: Angeles feel of La Habra. As the last Food is the best destination for Taboo Gentlemen’s Club IMPERIAL HWY OC city before L.A. county lines, those late-night hunger pangs after Sorry guys, if it’s a lap dance you’re La Habra is bound to show traces of hours of studying. after, you won’t find it here. Not Angelino influence. Just a few steps away is a quaint scince the 2000 ordinance that The Pepper Shaker café, which Internet cafe, allowing poor college banned it. is on the La Habra side of the students Web access for cheap. Fueling intersection, serves breakfast all day those nights of insomnia is a drive-thru Best Drive-thru Coffee Shop: long and looks a bit like a scene Starbucks. Across the street is a lesser Starbucks Coffee out of a Quentin Tarantino film. N known drive-thru coffee shop, and There’s one on every corner, but the drive- Also on the La Habra side is the many may opt for the underdog when thru convenience makes this a gem. controversial Taboo Gentlemen’s the drive-thru line at Starbucks reaches Club, the destination for many In-N-Out proportions. Best Apartments: The Brooklake Apartments It offers a tranquil environment far enough from downtown Fullerton, but close enough to drive down there every once in a while. Who needs downtown when you have the clever mix of L.A. and O.C. that Imperial and Harbor offers? daily.titan 4 BUZZ 04.26.07 The famous bargains and A-list inventory of one of Los Angeles’ most secret shopping destinations by Yvonne Villarreal The AdDress Boutique specializes in Daily Titan Staff Writer providing the “average” woman with a [email protected] wardrobe fit for a Hollywood movie star. The boutique acquires the pricey As a little girl in the 40s, Maureen clothing that fills the racks from the Clavin would watch her parents get celebrity elite, wives of Hollywood dressed up for a night out on the directors and producers, and other town to some of Hollywood’s most women with a fetish for couture. enchanting nightspots. Once she “Celebrities are in the limelight heard the front door shut, Clavin business where they can only be BY yvonne villareal/Daily Titan Staff would secretly rush into their closet seen wearing an outfit once,” Clavin Famous frocKS - Maureen Clavin, owner of The AdDress in Sherman Oaks gets donations from stars and their and play dress up with her mother’s said. “So, they give them to us.” stylists. The racks of clothes are filled with Dolce and Gabbana and Armani Prive and the tags often name their previous owners lavish gowns and opulent jewelry. At the petite boutique, there are no to look at pretty things and get paid by Sharon Stone that serves as the the racks of clothing that get most Nearly seven decades later, Clavin age barriers. Teens can be seen scouring for it,” said Chloe Wyma, 17, a part- store’s current focal point. of the attention. has turned her affection for glamour the racks for prom-worthy designer time employee at the boutique. “It’s always exciting to get a new “I heard they have good deals here. into a thriving business. Located gowns, thirty-somethings browse for Clavin is hands-on during the box of clothes because it’s something Plus, this is probably the only way I on Wilshire Boulevard in Santa office-chic clothing and mothers come selection process, making sure the new to add to our collection,” Clavin can afford Dolce & Gabbana,” said Monica, The AdDress is a small in searching for elegant attire to wear to pieces she gets are in top form. If said. “I like receiving pieces that are Dawn Wilson, 34, who works at a boutique housing hefty designer their children’s weddings. they meet her standards, she buys unusual and unique in their beauty.” communications agency in Beverly labels for slender prices. The boutique’s lustrous the pieces — with the stars portion For those with a handbag fixation, Hills. “When you work in Beverly “Women save money and it’s white decor, mirrored walls and of the proceeds going to their the boutique has a selection of Hills, you’re expected to dress a fun playing dress up. They come immaculate floral arrangements favorite charities. designer handbags from a classic certain way, so this store is perfect out of the store looking like a illuminate the vibrant colors of Over the years, the store has black leather Chanel mini-backpack for me since I am on a budget.” glamour queen,” said Clavin. “It the designer label frocks as visitors purchased clothing from Jennifer to an intricate floral pattern of a So, why the anomalous name? feels fabulous to help them feel marvel at the selections. Tilly, Cheryl Tiegs, Natalie Wood Roberto Cavalli satchel. Stylish Clavin said she figured, “If you beautiful.” “I love clothes and fashion. and even Lionel Ritchie. But it’s heels aren’t far away — in fact they cant remember the name, remember From Chanel to Roberto Cavalli, Working here is fun because I get a slinky red number once worn overflow from the shelves. Still, it’s the address.” daily.titan BUZZ 04.26.07 5 This and the many guilty pleasures of the Renaissance Faire by ORION TIPPENS During each Saturday and Sunday, Daily Titan Staff Writer from the seventh of April untill May [email protected] 20, the Faire will continue. Each day North of the Orange Country, has a schedule from the pre-opening noblemen, fools, wenches, pirates, show to the closing parade with a inventors, handsome knights and full day of roleplay and spectator beautiful maidens gathered at events in between. Such events Southern California’s Renaissance include MooNie the Magnif’Cent, Pleasure Faire and Artisans Market. the Washing Well Wenches, The Renaissance Faire opened Testacles and ye Sack of Rome, and its 45th year under typical English the occasional yet popular joust. BY rebecca hartness/Daily Titan Staff Photographer weather as dreary clouds hovered above To celebrate the festivities, the Her MAJestY - Queen Elizabeth I lightheartedly faces a difficult decision as four men attempted to woo her the lakeside meadow of Irwindale’s Faire was graced with a visit from Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area. Over her Royal Majesty, Queen Elizabeth Faire was not entirely English. A said a number of newcomers seem to “There are three simple things 1,200 performers in full 16th-century I, who personally attended to oversee global flavor was added as many be missing the point of Faire’s tradition to know: go in garb, learn the lingo garb brought England’s Elizabethan the gala and greet her subjects.
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