Katrina went to two events this past week. I’ve added photos from both into our gallery. We now also have over 1,500 images! Click on the thumbnails to see the new pictures.

Katrina attended a new event on Friday in Atlanta… Click on the thumbnails to view pictures from it! I also opened the video archive up for everyone. I still have about 15 more videos to add, so I’ll post when those get online. Please don’t try to download all the videos at once, it will use up our bandwidth and kill the site. Download in moderation, please.

I have updated the gallery with some quick updates today. There is a brand new photo shoot (Katrina looks amazing! ), some stills and collages from “30 Rock”, and more. Click on the thumbnails below to see the last uploaded images. Next update, I’ll be opening up the media archive - so make sure to check that out!

I have added 283 new event images into our gallery. There are some older events (dating back to 2006), the most recent events (from this past week) and everything in between! Check them all out by clicking on the thumbnails below.

What a treat it is, to stroll into a lovely garden on the Upper East Side on a fresh spring afternoon, and to be escorted by some lovely ladies into a small store that is even lovelier than they (sorry girls). And then, as if our brain wasn’t already hurting from the abundance of lovely, the store had to be adorned with goodies that were lovelier than loveliness itself. We’re talking about the Caravan boutique, a fetching enclave that catered to various television stars all week long while they were in town for Upfronts week. And by catered, we mean styled (shoes from Gola, jeans from Gilded Age), wined (sparkling wine from Karma) and dined (lunch from Sfoglia).

Guests included Jessica Szohr of “Gossip Girl,” pictured left, CariDee English of “America’s Next Top model,” and Katrina Bowden of “30 Rock.” But the ladies at Caravan were not discriminating. We, who’ve achieved nothing of note in countless of hours of existence, were treated as though we were somebody (free shit!), and it felt, well, lovely.

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