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Blake Lively

Loose Lips Best quote in the history of celebrity quotes: "There Might Not Be a Hannah Montana If It Wasn’t For David Lynch” — Billy Ray Cyrus. Does that mean Hannah Montana = Bob?Salma Hayek called off her engagement to French billionaire and baby daddy Francois-Henri Pinault. Her rep says: "There will be no further comment." • Gossip Girl's Blake Lively and Penn Badgley are definitely getting serious. Blake was hanging with Penn's mom and godmother yesterday. [Rolling Stone, Us, People]


MagHag Is Blake Lively unhappy about her Seventeen cover? According to the New York Post, her "camp" is "not thrilled." Why ever not? Gotta love the huge smile, really windswept tresses and "perfect hair" cover line. (Was the photo studio in a wind tunnel?) [Page Six]


Whitewashes Do you know who Kristen Stewart is? No? Do you know who Zoe Kravitz is? Yes? Well funny that Kristen (along with Blake Lively, Emma Roberts and Amanda Seyfried) is on the cover of the "Hollywood's New Wave" issue of Vanity Fair while Zoe is tucked somewhere inside. It must be that Kristen is more famous, right? It couldn't be that they don't want a black girl on the cover. Could it? In any case, looks like the "next wave" is frothy white. [Vanity Fair]






critical mass

It's A Bird! It's A Plane! No, It's Anna Wintour's Dress

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute's annual gala: Oh, it happened all right. And though you now know who made it into the the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly category of "fashion's Oscars," we know you're just dying to know what the media themselves had to say about the yearly orgy of fashion and fame. (At the very last you're dying to know what hoity-toity critic-types had to say about Anna Wintour's Princess Amadala outfit, right? Right.) The best of the press' bon mots, after the jump. More »

the good, the bad & the ugly

At Costume Institute Gala, Bad Tries To Triumph Over Good; Fails

In case you need a refresher: Last night. Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute. Superhero theme. Every celebrity and fashion designer in the world. Some people looked Good, some people looked Ugly. But in between there were the Bad, which included Sarah Silverman, left, Beyonce, Blake Lively, Eva Amurri, Eva Longoria, Jennifer Connolly, Kristin Davis, Jennifer Lopez, Tamara Mellon, Mary J. Blige, and Kate Bosworth. All those and others, after the jump. More »

snap judgments (weekend edition)

Jen Aniston Sunbathes • Brad & Angie Fly High • Heidi Klum Gives The Finger

Welcome back to the Monday morning edition of Snap Judgment, in which we publish the celebrity snaps that came in over the earlier part of the weekend. Inside: Lindsay Lohan, Sam Ronson, Jennifer Aniston, Naomi Campbell, Heidi Klum, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, and Mark Ronson. All those - and others - in the gallery beginning below. (Click on the headline, then a pic to start gallery.)


kids today

Is Gossip Girl The Best Show Ever? It Could Be, If They'd Let It

The new issue of New York magazine has an excellent, in-depth, exhaustive story about the TV phenomenon known as Gossip Girl. Jessica Pressler & Chris Rovzar pronounce the show "genius," and they have their reasons. From Helen of Troy to Sixteen Candles to My So-Called Life and Beverly Hills, 90210, teen drama has always been a genre that thrives. But, explain Pressler and Rovzar, although GG has archetypal characters, the way the story is presented is thoroughly modern. The show is about a blog; it's almost more popular to stream episodes online than it is to watch them on TV; the characters wield camera phones; the parents are as screwed up as the kids (one dad is on coke) and there are absolutely no consequences for anyone's actions. More »


photoshop of horrors

Magazine Editors "Consider" Discussing Airbrushing Guidelines

As previously reported, there's talk of banning magazines in the UK from digital photo enhancement. Meanwhile, The American Society of Magazine Editors is considering a "panel discussion" about retouching guidelines, reports Folio. Cindi Leive, ASME president and editor in chief of Glamour, says there will not be a ban. "Given the ubiquity of retouching technology these days—think of brides and their wedding photos—it seems unrealistic to forbid all digital manipulation of photos in any magazine." Wait, brides are doing it, so it's okay? Folio points out that Leive is no stranger to PhotoShop controversy. Still, she says, "Readers should never be misled about what they're looking at." And yet! More »