The Heart Truth fashion show — at which celebs don red dresses for women's heart health — is always fun to watch, sort of like a mega-wedding where every bridesmaid gets to choose her own dress. And this was the best one yet.
The Heart Truth fashion show — at which celebs don red dresses for women's heart health — is always fun to watch, sort of like a mega-wedding where every bridesmaid gets to choose her own dress. And this was the best one yet.
After several underwhelming red carpets, the SAGs were an exciting change. Think color, innovation, and serious style. Well, for the most part.
We have mixed feelings about these OK! Magazine "Sexy Singles Events" (this one at NYC's Juliet Supper Club.) On the one hand, they're a sartorial disaster. On the other, they're a seminar on the sexyface!
Date Night! We all love Tina and Steve, but will it be an intelligent romp or a stupid waste of $10? All I can tell you is that the star-studded premiere, at NYC's Ziegfeld Theatre, had me smiling. (And laughing.)
According to Esquire, women are allowed to be funny, but only if they are also smokin' hot. In a feature in the "Women We Love" issue called, "Women Who Make Us Laugh," Esquire writes, "When they parody the hot girl, these women have a distinct disadvantage: They are the hot girl." What? Does that even make sense? Do…