Some stars look as if they've been prepped and preened by a team of stylists each time they leave the house (we're looking at you, Miranda Kerr), while others prefer to keep it a little more real.
Selena Gomez is making the rounds at the SXSW Music, Film + Interactive Festival to promote her most recent film "Spring Breakers." And once more, Gomez' style has us abuzz.
Just when Scott Disick was doing his best to convince America he's not a terrible human being, he does something like this.
On Sunday night's episode of "Kourtney & Kim Take Miami," Kourtney Kardashian's baby daddy managed to make her cry after making her feel insecure about her weight.
Marc Jacobs's new ad campaign for Diet Coke came out in full today, and shows the designer hefting around giant cans with models perched atop them. If you want to read into it, there's some oddly sexual imagery here, like that model riding the slippery bottlecap, and the soda spewing everywhere, and that straw. Also, doesn't that bottle-opener look a lot like those callus-scrapers that pedicurists use on your heels?
We've been following Zooey Deschanel's face closely since last year's Teen Choice Awards, when we noticed the star looked a bit... different. Unfamiliar. Less relaxed, you might say. Perhaps... worked up?
I have a weird habit of nosediving into my beauty products even before I can rip off the plastic seal. Maybe it's because of my natural attraction to citrus-smelling shampoos, body butters and perfumes... or maybe it's to avoid smoothing on some vomit-inducing product.
You don’t need a Y chromosome to know Mike Rawlings is a man’s man. Before he became mayor of Dallas in 2011, he was the top executive at Pizza Hut and, before that, an athlete. He has a full of head of gray hair and a voice like Jeff Daniels. When he talks, he relies heavily on sports metaphors. None of this should make his anti-domestic-violence activism surprising, but it might make him the movement’s most refreshing new spokesman.
