Project Runway will return to Bravo for its 17th season without its longtime host Heidi Klum and earnestly judgmental mentor Tim Gunn (Zac Posen also left the show!!!), but we do have replacements.
On Friday, Heidi Klum and the most interesting man in the world, Tim Gunn, announced that they were leaving their beloved fashion designer reality TV show Project Runway for greener, tech-monied pastures. The pair will be creating a new show at Amazon.
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An annoying designer got booted on Thursday night’s episode of Project Runway after being accused of cheating during the competition.
An important reminder for anyone interested in designing for plus-size women: Conservatism isn’t necessarily your friend.
Project Runway’s resident dad Tim Gunn is super disappointed with the show’s latest cast of designers. In fact, he says he “hated” this season. The winning designer thinks maybe some of that is Tim’s fault.
In today’s Tweet Beat, Tim Gunn is one of my favorite people, I feel like Hilary Duff did that on purpose and maybe if we all beg him, Jordan Peele will post a Vine or something
Project Runway’s Tim Gunn, the show’s normally mild-mannered guiding hand, had an atypical blow-up in Thursday night’s episode. Or as Tim Gunn might say, he was uncharacteristically perturbed.
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Kelly Osbourne has signed on as a judge for Lifetime’s new kids competition show, Project Runway Junior. The series, hosted by Tim Gunn and supermodel Hannah Davis, will allow teen fashion designers, aged 14 to 17, to show off their talents. The show’s other judges include designer Christian Siriano, winner of Project…
This summer, New York City will flood with the tears of overworked teens when Lifetime begins filming Project Runway Junior, a spinoff of Project Runway hosted by Tim Gunn and Sports Illustrated model Hannah Davis.
Jessa and Jill Duggar were interviewed by Fox’s Megyn Kelly last night. The interview was a continuation of Kelly’s sit-down with Duggar parents Jim Bob and Michelle. During the first interview, the Duggars defended the decisions they made after their son Josh admitted to molesting five girls, four of which were his…
Tim Gunn—as we all know—is a very elegant man, but is he living his most elegant life? The answer, according to the New York Times, is yes, he most certainly is.
After last night, Season 13 of Project Runway is down to its final four designers. Thursday's episode was the last challenge before Fashion Week, where Sean (who's the best) or Kini will inevitably win. But first, one last dramatic presentation from sore loser Korina!
Project Runway mentor Tim Gunn is known for bringing kind, practical and honest criticism to the workroom as frantic, sleep-deprived designers rush to complete nearly-impossible clothing designs. He's also recognized for being one of the nicest people of, well, anything, which is why it's so disappointing that Gunn…
Not content with forcing people to make it work on Project Runway, Tim Gunn is getting his own fashion competition show called...Under the Gunn. Variety reports that it premieres in January on Lifetime and will include mentors from Project Runway – like Mondo! – and judges like designer Rachel Roy.
Ouch ouch ouch, my heart. Tim Gunn talked to Larry "Still a Thing?" King about his admiration for gay youth who are open about their sexuality, and his own struggles communicating with his parents.
I'm pretty sure that if I ever met Tim Gunn my tear ducts would start blasting like two tiny firehoses and wouldn't stop until the pair of us had to swim out the window clinging to ethereal chiffon flotsam. Then Tim Gunn would become my NEW DAD and we'd travel the land scolding internet trolls and eating cheddar bay…
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 22: Coffee lover and apparent supervillain Tim Gunn shares his savvy and sophisticated tips for entertaining with Nespresso this summer on May 22, 2013 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Nespresso)
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'…
