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BACKGROUND The hour-long program was hosted by Jules Asner , Kimora Lee Simmons , Cynthia Garrett and Lynne Koplitz . A cutesy ad campaign gave all four co-hosts corresponding adjectives. Jules was "stylish and sophisticated", Cynthia was "smart and single mom", Lynne was "frank and funny" and Kimora was "outspoken and outrageous." It was also intended to be an alternative to '' The View '' and to a certain extent fill the void left by '' Ricki Lake '' after she passed on doing a twelfth season. Like ''The View'' this one offered lifestyle tips and topics ranging from fashion ideas to relationship advice, but at the same time tried to target a young urban audience that worked successfully during ''Lake'''s tenure. Unfortunately the concept and tough timeslots in various markets, along with former ''Lake'' viewers having moved on to other offerings in syndication as well as airing the show on Oxygen , would take its toll on the program, resulting in Sony pulling the plug on ''Life & Style'' in January 2005. Controversy would also do the show in as well. In the Page Six article of the '' New York Post '', it was reported that Kimora Lee Simmons was difficult to work with, including one incident in which Simmons individually licked every donut on the catering table so no one else could eat them. Simmons later told '' Vanity Fair '' of making the show, "I wasn't used to having a boss". PRODUCTION NOTES The series was nominated for Outstanding achievement in Main Title Design in the 2005 Daytime Emmy Awards . COMPARISONS
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