| Mary Deanne Shears, terrorizing managing editrix of the Star, is widely considered toast now that publisher Lurch Honderich has got the sack. |
| I refer not to the well-known so-called editrix, with her oracular pronouncements or omnipresent sunglasses, but the more obscure, self-effacing figure to her left. |
| The editrix of British Vogue joined the cream of British womanhood Women Achievers who lunched with Queen Elizabeth on March 11th. |
| But in all seriousness, the Vogue editrix also applauds Obama's support for gay marriage and insists that the devil no longer wears Prada. |
| Choosing a fellow jet-setter as an assistant to the icy Vogue editrix is a wise pimp move. |
| After waiting 90 minutes for the show to start, the editrix finally lost her wintry cool. |
