Sofia Coppola, Director

5 things I take on trips
(excerpted from Glamour, December 2010)

1. A cocktail dress

2. Tuxedo pants

3. My favorite Verdura cuff

4. A good travel bag--It should be lightweight and big enough to hold a computer and blanket.

5. My MacBook Air laptop--(It's the one item she would need if stranded on an airport runway for five hours.)

Jeff Probst, Reality-Show Host

5 things I take on trips
(excerpted from People magazine)

1. My iPod--"Podcasts keep me in touch with the world."

2. Greens+ Chocolate Energy Bar--"All of the good stuff, none of the bad."

3. Murad sunblock--"I've been using it for years, and it seems to be working--because nobody has any idea I'm 73 years old!" 

4. Travel bottles--"Whether it's hair gel or lotion, it fits in the bottles and stays neat."

5. Sigg canteen--"I drink a lot of water...It's good to know you're not throwing anything away."

Tommy Hilfiger, Fashion Designer

5 things I take on trips
(excerpted from British Airways Highlife)

1. I always holiday with my family, usually on the island of Mustique.

2. My Travel Scrabble comes with me. I'm always up for a game with whoever is around.

3. Another must is my cherished antique silver travel frame with a photo of my son Sebastian.

4. I like to travel with a candle. My favorite is the Diptyque Baies. It is comforting to have a familiar scent in unfamiliar locations.

5. A blazer is essential in my packing. I never know when I'm going to need to dress up a little bit.

Rachel Bilson, Actress

5 things I take on trips
(excerpted from In Style magazine, November 2009)

1. Lunch--"I make my own egg salad sandwich"

2. Snacks--"Hershey's Cookies 'n' Creme bar and Bold Party Blend Chex Mix--I have to have sweet and salty."

3. Cozy socks

4. Cashmere shawl--"Planes can be freezing."

5. Music--"The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" (Roberta Flack)

The Train Wreck We Call Wall Street

Greed is good.

--Gordon Gekko

If you think the folks at AIG have been tarred and feathered enough for one week (or are simply sick of hearing about it), you can always revisit the villains of a couple months ago: the guys who "create nothing". Of course a lot of those folks are out of work now so they're not much fun to kick in the head. Instead, maybe you want to cash out the last few bucks in your anemic mutual funds account and buy yourself a copy of Oliver Stone's Wall Street (20th Anniversary Edition) DVD. You'll not only be mesmerized by the cocky, high-rolling excess that is so passe nowadays, but you'll sagely nod your head and then sit back in satisfaction as Gekko and company skate ever closer to their final comeuppance. "How much is enough, Gordon?" asks a young Charlie Sheen of his former mentor.

If you've still got time on your hands, watch it one more time with Stone's commentary, and then watch the other extras on Disc Two. You'll hear some juicy tidbits about Michael Douglas not knowing his lines, Stone's criticism of Darryl Hannah and Sean Young, and a bunch of 80's yahoos talking about how they want to be Gordon Gekko when they grow up. From the state of the country today, it seems like many of them got their wish.

Georgina Chapman, Designer

5 things I take on trips
(excerpted from In Style magazine, February 2009)

1. My iPod and my Asics gym shoes because I work out every day.

2. A feather pillow because I hate foam.

3. A cocktail dress because you never know when you need one.

4. Black jeans and a Chanel jacket.

5. My DVD player. Two of my favorite movies are Some Like It Hot and Roman Holiday

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