Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Hot Shoes

Just because the economy’s in the crapper doesn’t mean you
don’t give a crap about how you look. Heck, even non-human
critters groom, preen and strut their stuff while dodging
whatever’s above them on the food chain. So how does a gal
go about looking her best while pinching her pennies?

Well, for starters, she fishes 'n dishes in hireheels' pump it
box for resources, helpful hints and hidden treasures. coming soon

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if you read one
thing today

gals, sanity is
the ultimate
accessory
this season,
so we'll keep
standing up
for the chics,
slappin' sexism,
neuterin' the
badboyz...
and, well, let's
just say no party
is safe with
hireheels
on the guest list.

Welcome to hireheels.com - a forum of power chicks for Hillary - that stood up and didn't shut up!

Get ready as we size up the "Fall '10 Collection."

We still adore shoes, and, yes, we still LOVE HILLARY

Pass it on!


	So living and working in New York City means riding the subway is a reality of my daily existence. Although I consider myself professionally successful, I prefer to be fashionably frugal, which means opting to to walk most of the time from my very convenient 5th Avenue crib. I suspect most New Yorkers have the prototypical cab addiction -- as necessary to survival as their Tall-Skinny-Caramel-Macch-Double-Shot-Espresso running through their veins. Those who have really made it (think: expense account) have personal drivers or, at minimum, a car service ride to cruise around...

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	tweet-deceit...is merger mania over?

		by Princess Wears Prada


	Slouched in my cushy, cracked leather JetBlue seat, I welcomed the announcement to turn off all wireless devices and pulled out some saved newspaper sections (yes, I still read print!). I landed on a recent New York Times business feature on AOL-Time Warner’s split. Wasn't that marriage just eight years ago? Then again, eight years is an eternity in technology and now, quite possibly, real- life marriage. Then it got me thinking, can modern marriage survive modern technology? More specifically: Can couples remain afloat in a swirling sea of social networking sites?...
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	We're sure you ladies are familiar with that tasty treat of delectable dishin'—"Daily Candy." The richly packed newsletter that pops into sassy and savvy gals' email boxes all over the world each weekday. Recently its male counterpart "Urban Daddy," a similarly snarky (although slightly chauvinistic), informational popped up on the e-scene. The boys recently wrote a beauty that we heels felt compelled to share (natch, with our customarily cheeky commentary)... Not That You Need This, But...Save Your Relationship for Just $1

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goldman saks not
laboring

by Princess Wears Prada & Sista
Christian Louboutin

	On this Labor Day, 9.7, Americans are “celebrating” the worst jobless rate since 1982 — our shoe budget is dashed for sure. While the boys of Goldman Sachs were Net-Jetting to St. Tropez blowing their bonuses, the rest of us have been relegated to the clearance rack (praying for an 80% off sale @ Saks), and are expected to do a lot more work for considerably less money. Is joblessness becoming the trend in America? It's not even that we have a high jobless rate —which coincidentally is also "9.7"—it’s that so many women who are willing to work, are willing to do so for half of what they used to earn, or even for free, Sadly, True. And by the way, for those of you who think we’ve been musing through mykonos or ambling along the amalfi coast this summer... Not so much. These hireheelers have been workin' it — heel-toein’ it to the canyons of NYC, through the canals of Amsterdam and (teetering) on the cobblestones of Beantown… nor did these politistas have an appetite for the Healthcare Buffet, Town Brawls or Green Tea Parties. So what’s next? Well, short of digging a “Gold”man (who’s preferably not short LOL), these gals are going to labor on and celebrate our enterpreneurial spirit… hopefully inspiring you savvy hireheelers along the way.

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	w.e.e. live from ny... it's cgi!

by Princess Wears Prada


	The Heels of the Hire variety are curiously clacking in the halls of The 5th Annual Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) in New York City to feast on a buffet of knowledge, innovation and wisdom imparted by more than 60 current and former heads of state and private sector moguls. Think: E-Harmony for NGOs, CEOs and 'E'GOs on viagra, power-courting in hopes of break-through sex...errr, sorry, I meant breakout sessions. Indeed Princess finds herself embedded in the very press corps that once kicked Hillary Clinton to the curb during the 2008 election. But I digress. This year HireHeels is covering the entire event so that we plug in to the very issues affecting Women around the globe. If you’ve been following our journey, you’re well aware of the highs and lows… from slapping Chris Matthews live on MSNBC’s Hardball to debating Fox’ s Neil Cavuto, we'll take any pot-holed terrain that threatens to destroy our sister-heels…not only here in America’s power-chick capital, but also in places as remote as Rwanda and Congo. Rumor has it that CGI is exploring an ALL-CHICK CGI. Some may call that reverse sexism but after scanning the sea of empty seats at today’s “Investing in Women and Girls” Opening Plenary session, it is clear to me that this topic, to use Bill’s words earlier, isn’t always sexy enough to take root. Have no fear... HireHeels is here...with more to come on W.E.E. (Women's Economic Empowerment) and others issues. Princess is far from satiatied but will try to share as much blister-free commentary as possible with splashing, tweeting and posting along the way.

		hh

		On January 28, 1985 Lionel Richie, Quincy Jones and the late Michael Jackson put together (literally) a Band of Brothers (and Sisters) to perform the now iconic single “We are the World” for African famine relief. The record raised more than $30 million and set a precedent for celebrity involvement in charitable causes. Now a new band of brothers and sisters, some of whom were not even born when the original single was produced, has convened in the same studio as their predecessors to celebrate the Silver Anniversary of the single by recording a 2010 version to raise funds for the victims of earthquake- ravaged Haiti. The 100-strong chorus crooned for over six hours and included such artists as: Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion, Tony Bennett, Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, Drake, LL Cool J, and will.i.am of Black Eyed Peas, as well as Justin Bieber, Wyclef Jean, Pink, Jeff Bridges, Vince Vaughn, Usher, Akon, T- Pain, Lil Wayne, Toni Braxton, Snoop Dogg and Josh Groban among others. Recognizing that times are tough for all of us—we at hireheels.com ask you to support these efforts and the people of Haiti any way you can. The video for the single will be premiered on February 12, 2010 on NBC at the opening of the Vancouver Olympic games. Information on purchasing the single, which is still in production, is forthcoming. We’ll keep you posted. Remember HireHeelers… You and Me are the collective WE—We are the World—so let’s stand tall (as we have so many times before). Together we can affect REAL change, protect those who are less fortunate and speak for those who don’t have the power or ability to speak for themselves. Peace, Love and Uber-hot Shoes (which I’m forgoing to donate to the cause)

	[ View 1985 version of "We Are The World" ]