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International music icon Janet Jackson is back in the spotlight in an exclusive and intimate interview and photo shoot in the January issue of Prestige Hong Kong.
In advance of her widely anticipated February Discipline album release and upcoming tour, the five-time Grammy Award-winning and Oscar-nominated star opens up about growing up Jackson, her chronic weight problems, and the possiblity of a Jackson 5 reunion world tour.
“I hope it happens. I would love for it to happen. I’m probably [my brothers’] biggest fan,” confesses Jackson. “I think it would be great if they did. They’re so loved and definitely missed, and there’s so much history there, musically speaking even, there’s so much they have to give...there’s so much youth still there. I think about how Mick Jagger is 65 million years old, like a dinosaur or something...and I look at my brothers and none of them look their age.”
Jackson also discusses her recent weight struggle, and her planned book on the topic: “It’s not necessarily about yo-yo dieting, it’s coming from my soul. It has been tough at times – even when I was younger – so it talks about those times and what triggered me to come out of it. So many people have asked me, ‘How did you do it? What caused it [the weight fluctuations]?’ So I thought, let me just write about this to let them know.”
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Also in this issue:
Hugo Boss’ Boss Black 2008 Fashion Show
Manhattan warms up to Hugo Boss’ spring/summer collection fashion show while attracting many of the best-known stars in show business, including Kate Winslet, Julianne Moore and Sex and the City’s Kristin Davis.
Club Cliquot Huit — Vienna Unmasked
Step into Club Cliquot’s eighth avant-garde music experience at Kee Club, which was transformed into Vienna for this special occasion.
Schoeni Art Gallery
Schoeni Art Gallery celebrates its 15th anniversary with the exhibition,
“Re-collection.”
Former princess and fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg
Deputy editor Stephen Short sits down with the legendary fashion maverick to discuss the heady ’70s, the voyeuristic tendencies of pop artist Andy Warhol (“He taped you, photographed you, painted you. He’d follow you into the toilet, but he never gave much insight into himself.”) and her true love, media mogul Barry Diller.
Professional poker diva Liz Lieu
Chinese-Vietnamese-American professional poker player Liz Lieu provides insights to the high stakes game, and
how to spot an amateur. “If they look and see that they’ve got a card, their eyes open up really big,” she says. “Then you know they’ve got their card.”
Jewellery designer Bao Bao Wan
A study in contradictions, Bao Bao Wan represents everything that is old and new about modern China. In advance of the launch of her first major fine jewellery collection, Wan talks about her love/hate relationship with Hong Kong and her love affair with jewellery.
From the pristine tropical Tokelau atolls to the remote reaches of Antarctica
Trek to the unknown reaches of Tokelau and experience the sheer beauty and remoteness of its
tiny yet pristine tropical atolls. Or, venture to the bottom of the world for more remote adventures with our Antarctica pictorial.
...plus profiles of Maserati’s updated GranTurismo sports car and the upscale Chinese cuisine of Hong Kong’s Yung’s Club, and striking fashion spreads featuring the latest styles of Versace, Hermès and Salvatore Ferragamo, among others. |