Miranda Davis and Mick Jones - Miranda Davis and Mick Jones London, England - Rimmel London party held at Battersea Power Station - Arrivals. Thursday 15th September 2011
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Miranda Davis and Steve Strange - Miranda Davis and Steve Strange London, England - celebrities attend the 52nd birthday party at Mare Moto on Kings Road Wednesday 22nd June 2011
Miranda Davis and James Brown - Miranda Davis and Mick Jones London, England - attend the opening of the James Brown London hair salon Wednesday 24th June 2009
Bright Young Things Review
By Pete Croatto
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Bright Young Things arrives at an ideal time. Focusing on a group of twentysomething socialites having a frolicking good time in 1930s London, while the press hungers for every detail, it capitalizes on the current media's fascination with idiot VIPs like the Hilton sisters and Bijou Phillips. For some, Bright Young Things could also serve as a sunnier alternative to the gloomy young things in Garden State, Natalie Portman excluded.
It's OK to have fun in your twenties, and in Bright Young Things, the characters have plenty of it. They attend lavish costume parties that scream of good times and well-funded debauchery, do cocaine like Rick James in 1979 and take trips to the countryside, all the while exchanging quips. At its best, the movie resembles a far more literate, sophisticated version of an episode of the E! True Hollywood Story.
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