Royal Babies and Bumps
For these special kids, growing up looks very different than most of their friends. That's because they're royalty, and every step they take is watched from day one.
Fashion News
LOOK: What Is He Wearing This Time?
Forget wide-brimmed hats and sunglasses -- the best way for a celeb to go incognito is to bury himself in layers. At least that's the logic if you're John Galliano.
What Kim Kardashian Thinks About Childbirth
NEW YORK -- Kim Kardashian says she's gotten more used to pregnancy, is more comfortable in her skin and is no longer feeling the aches and pains of expectant motherhood.
"Now I think I'm past all the awkward phases and stages, and once you feel the baby kick it's a whole new experience," Kardashian said Monday while attending the E! Network Upfront in New York. "I finally really embrace it. I love it now, but it took a minute. It was a lot, you know, a lot of body changes and stuff."
Julie Spira: What to Wear to a Creative Black Tie Event
When the invitation arrived for the ASCAP Pop Music Awards, once again the dress attire was requested as "Creative Black Tie." This confused many of the guests and I spent hours researching online looking for answers as to what the proper attire would be for a woman, while combing through my closet for the perfect dress.
For men, it was quite easy. Jeans, a tee-shirt and a trendy jacket without a tie seemed to be the most popular look of the evening. A tuxedo jacket without a tie seemed to come in second place.
Megan Fox's Style: How Motherhood Has Changed Her Look
She may have toned down her look since the September 2012 birth of son Noah Shannon, but Megan Fox is still one sexy mom-shell! With the arrival of her baby boy with husband Brian Austin Green, the actress appeared to do away with the low-cut, overtly sexy styles she once wore in her Transformers heyday.
Ralph Lauren Bribery Case Settled For $1.6M
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Ralph Lauren Corp. settled U.S. Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission allegations that bribes were paid to Argentine import officials, agreeing to give up more than $700,000 of illicit profits and pay an $882,000 penalty, federal authorities said Monday.