Showbiz soulmates in exotic places recall days in Ann Arbor
Many lifelong friendships are cemented in Ann Arbor, from those who still religiously do football Saturdays, to those who've earned stardom in Parkistan. Excerpt: Publishing editor of Paper Magazine Meher Tareen and Khadijah Shah of Élan need no introduction. They have been friends since college, when they attended University of Michigan-Ann Arbor together. "Meher has always been very creative when it comes to making collages and using Photoshop," says Khadijah. "She always wanted to work for a magazine or own one — I don't see a better suited career for her." More here.
Many lifelong friendships are cemented in Ann Arbor, from those who still religiously do football Saturdays, to those who’ve earned stardom in Parkistan.
Excerpt:
Publishing editor of Paper Magazine Meher Tareen and Khadijah Shah of Élan need no introduction. They have been friends since college, when they attended University of Michigan-Ann Arbor together. “Meher has always been very creative when it comes to making collages and using Photoshop,” says Khadijah. “She always wanted to work for a magazine or own one — I don’t see a better suited career for her.”
More here.
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