We saw Anne Hathaway sitting pretty front and center at the Erin Fetherston fashion show. The sweet starlet was holding hands with her billionaire boyfriend Raffaello Follieri throughout the event. And while she seemed enamored with her BF, she didn’t seem equally enthralled with Erin’s designs. Frankly, Anne looked bored. And we caught her committing a fashion week faux pas. Wondering what she did? Click below to find out!
If I piqued your curiosity, click below to find out Annie’s no-no …
Okay, okay … She’s not yawning in this photo. But I swear, was yawning! And, yes, perhaps she’s just tired. But honestly, we watched her throughout the whole show, and she looked really, really disinterested.
P.S. Personally, I adore Erin Fetherston. (I ravaged Target when her Cheap and Chic collection hit stores.) What do you think of the latest collection? See the styles HERE and/or watch this video.
Think this “Caught in the Act” was lame? … Maybe you’re right. But stay tuned. I’ll be posting more of them! (And hopefully they’ll be better!) xo
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James Burlington | 26-Feb-08 at 7:16 pm | Permalink
Your blog entry –
” Friday, February 1st, 2008
The sweet starlet was holding hands with her billionaire boyfriend Raffaello Follieri throughout the event.”
Give me a break Lauren!! Raffaello Follieri a “BILLIONAIRE”! That’s a joke. He’s lucky if he’s still able to buy Anne a new pair of shoes.
Check out —
1. http://www.pr-inside.com/billionaire-ron-burkle-asks-court-to-r448115.htm See below –
Raffaello is FLAT BROKE Lauren.
Ron Burkle is a billionaire. Raffaello is a bull shit artist whose act has been exposed.
” Billionaire Ron Burkle asks court to enforce joint venture settlement
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WILMINGTON, Delaware (AP) - Attorneys for billionaire Ron Burkle asked a judge on Wednesday to enforce a settlement agreement that could end two lawsuits stemming from a joint venture with an Italian businessman to buy and sell properties owned by the Catholic Church.
A division of Burkle’s Yucaipa Cos. entered into the venture with Raffaello
Follieri in 2005 but filed a lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court last year alleging that Follieri had misappropriated more than $1 million (now ¤680,000). The lawsuit claims Follieri spent Yucaipa’s investment money to support a lavish lifestyle that included a $40,000 (¤27,292) a month Manhattan penthouse, expensive meals, and travel with his girlfriend, actress Anne Hathaway.
The Follieri Group responded with its own lawsuit asking the court to dissolve the joint venture, in which Yucaipa has invested about $60 million (¤41 million).
Late last year, the two sides entered into a settlement agreement in which Follieri agreed to pay Yucaipa $12 million (¤8.2 million) and take over the joint venture. As part of the agreement, Yucaipa would transfer to one if its affiliates three of the 11 church properties owned by the joint venture, and would be paid an additional $10 million (¤6.8 million) from its ongoing operations.
Fulfillment of the entire agreement is contingent on the payment of the initial $12 million, which Follieri has tried, but failed, to get from a third-party investor.
«The money is not there. Yucaipa knows this,» Follieri attorney Philip Trainer told vice-chancellor Stephen Lamb.
Trainer said Yucaipa, represented by attorney William Johnston, had filed its motion to enforce the settlement agreement in the hope of gaining leverage in discussions aimed at resolving the impasse.
Johnston rejected that allegation, as well as Trainer’s argument that Chancery Court does not have jurisdiction to enforce the agreement.
Under Delaware law, the Chancery Court is considered a court of equity, not a court of law. While Chancery Court can issue orders for specific performance from a party to a lawsuit, Trainer argued that an order to pay money must come from Superior Court.
Trainer suggested that if Lamb entered an enforcement order knowing that Follieri can not pay the $12 million, Follieri could immediately be found in contempt of court and put in jail.
«You can assure Mr. Follieri that I don’t intend to put him in jail,» Lamb said. «Debtors’ prisons have gone by the board.
Lamb disagreed with Trainer’s argument that he did not have jurisdiction over the dispute involving the settlement agreement, but he did acknowledge the legal issues raised by the fact that the entire agreement is contingent upon payment of the $12 million.
«It’s an interesting and complicated question,» said the vice-chancellor, who said he would issue a written opinion at a later date.
Meanwhile, Yucaipa continues to run the joint venture, a business that Lamb suggested the company had not envisioned until crossing paths with Follieri. In seeking investors, Follieri had touted his ties to former Vatican secretary of state Cardinal Angelo Sodano, whose nephew has served as an adviser to the Follieri Group.
Johnston said it’s possible that the two sides could resolve their dispute without having to rely on a decision from the court.
«Frankly, our hope continues to be that something can be worked out here,» he told Lamb. «My clients are very practical folks. “