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Wednesday, September 17, 2008 | Posted by Pop Culture Paradox at 11:32 AM
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Welcome to Pop Culture Paradox!
M & P. 24 years old. UMass Amherst graduates. We're both pop culture fiends and this blog is our baby. We met in 2006 while working for residential life on campus and the rest is history.
M:
Current location: Boston, MA. Graduated in May 2008 and works full time in in the e-commerce industry as a product writer for an online sample sale website.
Loves: Champagne, writing with fine tip Sharpie markers, iPhones, Pinkberry, nonfat lattes and shopping.
Can't Live Without: Seven For All Mankind jeans, Teavana, Chanel lip gloss and Blair Waldorf-esque headbands
P:
Current location: Kuwait City, Kuwait. Graduated in December 2007. Previously worked full time in print media, editing crime reports on illegal dairy rings. Now spends her days dancing, Vogue reading, blog updating, and chocolate cereal eating...all while "figuring out her future plans!"
Loves: Books, books, books, Bollywood kitsch, NYT (and not just the Style section), freshly baked chocolate chip cookies and milk, Paris, elaborate Sunday brunches, leftist politics and all day ANTM marathons.
Favorite Designers & Brands: Gauri & Nainika, Sir Alistair Rai, Seven for All Mankind, Lacoste, HauteHippie, Ralph Lauren, usual mix of Topshop/Mango/Zara. Exploring my newfound love for vintage.
If you have anything you think would be interesting to post on this blog or would like to contribute a post, please e-mail us at popcultureparadox [at] gmail.com. We would love to hear from you!
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