UNICEF
Nov 18 2010, Aparna Ganguli

I am indebted to Vogue India to some extent for this write up, picture, thoughts, et all.

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Are you a donor to UNICEF? Then maybe you should think twice before you donate again, seeing how they are wasting their funds on stupid nonsense causes like banning...
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In this undated handout photo provided by Unicef, US actress Eva Longoria, dressed as Scarlett from Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone with the Wind”, wears ‘La dame blanche’ jewelry for ‘Montblanc’s Signature for Good’ charity initiative which will raise...