Pharrell Williams seems to have found the fountain of youth, but according to him it's nothing supernatural such as BEING THE UNDEAD. "I wash my face," the 40-year-old producer told TimeOut. Oh. Okay then.
In October, when Gwyneth Paltrow threw a temper tantrum over a then-upcoming Vanity Fair profile
Lady Gaga appears on the cover of this month's Harper's Bazaar; it's a very humanizing interview, in which she seeks to dispel the notion that she is "a myth" or "an act." Towards the end of the interview, she opened up about her recent battle with depression:
This behind-the-scenes video of Annie Leibovitz's shoot for Vanity Fair's "20th Annual Hollywood Issue" has a rather nice surprise tidbit, featuring America's Favorite Charmer, George Clooney.
We may never know the real story about what went down between Vanity Fair and Gwyneth Paltrow, but in his editor's letter for the March issue of the magazine, editor-in-chief Graydon Carter addresses the kerfuffle, offering up his side of the story. It is… odd.
Last night at the Hollywood Stands Up to Cancer event, there were some bold lips, some cute dresses, and some boob curves on display.
Amanda Bynes spent a week at a fitness camp, where she paid several thousand dollars to lose five pounds. E! reports that Bynes was dropped off at camp by her parents and used the week there to give herself "a lifestyle makeover." It may be easy to snark on the fact that the article focuses mostly Bynes' quest to lose…
"We're inspired by women who have restarted their lives using health and fitness. We hope you are too," Gwyneth Paltrow and her BFF Tracy Anderson explain in the introduction to their new AOL web series The Restart Project. They're so inspired that they want to make sure it shows on their mostly unbotoxed faces.
Gwyneth Paltrow and Vanity Fair have decided to air kiss and make up now that Gwynnie has enjoyed a heart-to-heart with the magazine's editor-in-chief Graydon Carter. Post heart to heart, the article will either be less controversial than expected or it will not run at all.
It's hard to imagine anyone disliking Paul Walker, whose sudden death this holiday weekend seemed so unlikely that a Twitter hoax insisting that news of Walker's death was in fact a hoax
Rihanna and Drake went to a strip club in Houston, where they spent over $17,000. Are they back together? No one knows. The more important question: did Rihanna encourage anyone's singing dreams whilst at da club? The answer to that is yes.
Kylie Jenner revealed that she can't remember a time when she wasn't famous. It's a statement that I fully believe to be true, but it does make me wonder...which one is Kylie Jenner again?
This is fun: apparently, Gwyneth Paltrow wants to destroy Vanity Fair's reputation before the expose on her goes into print. This gives her, like, a month and a half to ruin something that's been around since 1983 — so good odds?
Heidi Klum, the wonderful and miraculous patron saint of Unsexy Halloween, attended her annual party as an extremely wrinkly old woman. She's honestly unrecognizable — look at the fake veins on her legs and hands. She must be wearing fake skin over her skin, like a festive version of Necromancer pants.
A new sodium-laced report about the GOOP-y bombshell
Vanity Fair and Gwyneth Paltrow are straight beefing, y'all. Or, to make the sentence more GOOP friendly, we might say that Vanity Fair and Gwyneth Paltrow are straight gluten-free beef substituting, but the point is that they are FIGHTING and if things get anymore heated, a rich person might be at risk of having their …
One time Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx danced together at a charity event while being subjected to the hit song "Blurred Lines," and the Internet is now swarming with rumors that they're dating.
Real Housewife turned great American author Melissa Gorga thinks it's just "disgusting" that some people think her new book is promoting marital rape
Eva Longoria is not going to raise her head and keen her depair to the sky if she does not ever become a Procreation Station, she revealed in an interview:
