Joelle Lifestyle - The World at Home

Sixteenth century passion never goes out of style. Scarlett Johanson’s battle for the love of King Henry VIII, played by Eric Bana, in The Other Boleyn Girl, in theaters nationwide Feb. 29. The actresses play sisters Anne Boleyn and Mary Boleyn in Philippa Gregory’s adaptation of this historical and scandalous sibling rivalry. The movie is full of style and vibrantly sexy.

Everyday, early in the morning I would drink a large glass of a delicious freshly squeezed orange juice, sometimes with tiny clementines picked from the neighbor trees in the hills of the very old residential quarter of Posillipo. The Italian blend of warm strong coffee aroma would wake me up just on time to see at distance from my bed, the orange winter sun rise on the Vesuvius in the large bay of Naples.

The photography is amazing, sepia tones and the warm intensity of colors represent the external melange of the old exquisite and sensual Caribbean city of Cartagena under the sun , waves of Cholera, and heavy rain , and the inner expression of South American living life, love, sex and death to their extreme, the difficulty of human race to reach happiness for the sake to find after many years that death has a limitation that life doesn’t have.

The trip began in Jodhpur and ended in Udaipur . They haven’t seen each other for over a year since the death of their father in a car accident. As they travel through India, they carry their dead father’s luggage (a set of Louis Vuitton luggage Marc Jacobs designed especially for the movie).

A few months ago I was invited my my friend Carmen D’ Alessio to watch a Premiere movie in New York of French director Luc Besson , Angel A.

Two hundred years after her death the eyes are still fixed on Marie Antoinette. She’s feeling theater houses across the world and this weekend in New York thanks to princess of a film making dynasty Sofia Coppola controversial Rock n’ Roll film version based on Antonia Fraser novel on the French queen life.

“The Devil Wears Prada.” The only novel that every man in the city has read has finally turned into a movie right at the beginning of summer when Prada storefront windows just launched the new winter collection in a heat of 89 degrees Fahrenheit. Who cares anyways?