Andie MacDowell Will Star in a TV Show About Eileen Ford and the '70s Modeling World

That ‘70s- set TV show based on the biography of Ford Models founder Eileen Ford is still in the works at ABC, and Andie MacDowell has just been cast as the star.

That ‘70s- set TV show based on the biography of Ford Models founder Eileen Ford is still in the works at ABC, and Andie MacDowell has just been cast as the star.
Andie MacDowell is furious, perhaps for the first time in her life. Though she booked a first class ticket for her American Airlines flight Friday afternoon, the actress was moved to coach (she calls this “tourist class”) because of her dog. Or something. I don’t know what happened, exactly, because her twitter feed…
Last night at the Seventh Annual Women of Worth Awards in New York, celebs gathered to "celebrate everyday women who are making a beautiful difference in the world." And sure, L'Oréal Paris recognizes these women for their extraordinary efforts and supports these inspiring women through grants but this is a fashion…
So, this is the worst! Up to 27 animals died in their farm facility during the making of The Hobbit trilogy, which the wranglers involved in the production claim was "a death trap." Although the American Humane Association says no animals were harmed during the actual filming, they acknowledge that the wranglers'…
SAINT PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - June 17: Actress Andie MacDowell shows gratitude as musical director and conductor Valery Gergiev, winners of Montblanc New Voices at Stars of the White Nights Event 2011 Mikhail Petrenko and Sergei Semishkur bow after performing during the Montblanc New Voices Award 2011- Montblanc Gala…
I think we're all due for some long-overdue, vengeance-seeking, law-be-damned, estrogen-fueled Lifetime action. And so we bring you...the premiere of Lifetime Original Movie Patricia Cornwell's The Front at NYC's Hearst Tower. (And, obviously, Judith Light was there.)
In the summer of 1981, a young British stylist who'd worked at Harper's Bazaar and Savvy landed at New York Magazine. Her job was fashion editor; her name was Anna Wintour. Peep that staff portrait!
It's time for another installment of Pot Psychology, the advice column in which everyone's problems are solved with an "herbal" remedy. (As always: Don't do drugs!) It was my pleasure to get baked with my brother of another mother, Rich, and attempt to tackle issues like "accidental virginity", personal hygiene, and…