Exclusive social network ASMALLWORLD, which describes itself as a "by-invitation global community for cultivated international living" but is more frequently characterized as an event-planning organization for wealthy jet-setters, kicked out several thousand of its 850,000 members over the weekend in an attempt to make their community more selective. Among those cast out were Tiger Woods and Lindsay Lohan, according to a source.
Can Jessica Chastain get any cuter?
Proving that no, she really can't, the 'Zero Dark Thirty' actress posted this photo to her Facebook page on March 18, excitedly posing next to her Yves Saint Laurent Manifesto perfume billboard ad in Paris.
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It’s hardly Effie Trinket-pink, but Elizabeth Banks’s new hair color is still eye-catching.
March 20 is the first day of spring, and with that comes the inevitable chore: Spring cleaning your closet.
Figuring out how to organize your closet can be difficult. People form attachments to their clothes whether it's because they were a gift, were bought on a special occasion or just because they make your butt look good.
But inevitably, pit stains form, holes are stretched and wear and tear sets in.
We've stuck to the beauty rule of only using mascara on our top eyelashes after getting scolded by makeup artists for going for the bottom lashes, too. It turns out that applying black mascara to both the top and bottom lashes drags the eye down, creating a less wide-awake and youthful appearance.
Selena Gomez is blowing us away these days with her killer style ... most of the time. The "Spring Breakers" star paid a visit to "Late Night With David Letterman" on Monday in a dress that didn't leave much to the imagination.
Forget the runway trends everyone else is obsessing over and get yourself ready for a revelation: fashion looks best worn with confidence. Yes, even if you have on a brand name. Unfortunately, as it turns out, American women aren't so confident in their own skin. According to DoSomething.org, 40 to 50 percent of women in the U.S. are trying to lose weight at any point in time and the diet food industry rakes in more than 40 billion dollars per year.
