The series follows a scientist named Shion and her creation KOS-MOS, an android superweapon that looks like a supermodel, as they and an assortment of humans and biologically engineered soldiers battle the Gnosis, monsters from another dimension, and search for the Zohar, a mysterious monolith also coveted by a religious cult and an all-powerful corporation.
The role in The Leisure Society may not be too much of a problem for the supermodel, as it was described yesterday as a "toxic comedy" that offers a "glimpse into a grotesque world of self-indulgent excess".
Perhaps, though, David Bowie, now 64, is simply ageing gracefully, having successfully reinvented himself, after his marriage to erstwhile supermodel Iman, as a family man.
What kind of pathetic turd thinks of a supermodel as qualifying for hero worship just because she's a supermodel?
When John F. Kennedy Jr. dressed a supermodel as the father of our country and launched George (the lame title a tribute to its founder's star power and an omen of the concept's untenability), the idea was that fame was fame, whether that fame was measured by votes or by ticket sales.
A browse through last week's offerings yields, for example, an engaging meditation on the merits of Spotify, an analysis of Rise of the Planet of the Apes, and something about Cindy Crawford and the decline of the supermodel as superstar.
Ms. Lake, who has struggled with her weight much of her life, made a strength of her weakness by devoting her first episode to body image problems, with Emme, the plus-size supermodel, as her first guest.
The court ruled that no one may photograph or film the supermodel as she enters or exits the court building, or while she is in it.
At the Burda party in 2007, journalists and corporate chieftains alike posed for pictures with the German supermodel as other awe-struck guests like Stephen A. Schwarzman, chief executive of the Blackstone Group, and Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, wandered nearby.
