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TV Tonight: "Anchorwoman"

BuzzSugar — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 13:32:16 PDT

If you've been watching any Fox programming these days, you've almost certainly seen promos for "Anchorwoman," a fish-out-of-water story about a bikini model who gets recruited to be a news anchor in a Texas town. The show premieres with a special one-hour episode tonight at 8 p.m. (regular half-hour episodes start next week), and the jury's still out on whether it will be appealingly trashy or just too stupid to watch.

Here's the premise: KYTX, a CBS affiliate (so why is the show on Fox?) in Tyler, Texas, is so low-rated that its news director will do anything to boost the station's profile, including having Stormy the Weather Dog show up in every forecast. So it wasn't such a leap for him to hire Lauren Jones, a former Barker's Beauty and WWE Diva, to read the news. Exactly how much of this "comedy/reality hybrid" is scripted isn't clear, though I can't imagine that things like Jones showing up to work in a plunging leopard-print top happened completely by chance.

One thing's for sure: the journalism community in Tyler isn't too thrilled about having their profession so openly mocked. But can Jones actually do the anchor's job? I guess we're supposed to watch and find out. To see a clip,

Video and photo courtesy of Fox

See All the Stars at the White House Correspondents' Dinner!

Lauren Turner — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 15:19:05 PDT

The White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington DC on Saturday night was a star-studded affair and the political fun continued at an afterparty thrown by Bloomberg and Vanity Fair. Famous faces from the big and small screens, music world, and more came out for the glamorous annual event, which was hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. President Barack Obama also gave a funny speech, which Martha Stewart apparently appreciated since she tweeted, "A+ to Jimmy Kimmel and President Obama - great speeches, funny, smart and just disrespectful enough."

Chace Crawford joined his sister Candice and her husband Tony Romo for the evening out while Elizabeth Banks hung out with Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Rashida Jones. Sofia Vergara snapped pictures of George Clooney and President Barack Obama inside during dinner, and Kim Kardashian met up with Martha. Chrissy Teigen and John Legend paired up for the big event, but didn't make it to the afterparty since Chrissy had to be up early for a morning flight. Ivanka Trump arrived on the arm of husband Jared Kushner, while Dylan Lauren and Lauren Bush Lauren posed together on their way into dinner. Rachel Zoe wore an embroidered Valentino dress for the occasion and took time away from Rodger Berman to chat with Georgina Chapman, Kerry Washington, and others. Also on hand were Ryan Kwanten, Mary J. Blige, Julie Bowen, and more - click through to see them all!

Legendary Supermodels: Then and Now

BellaSugar — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 03:15:35 PDT

In the 1990s, it was all about the "big six" models, an aesthetically-blessed group that consisted of top earners such as Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista, and Cindy Crawford.

While a debate exists over who coined the term supermodel, Swedish model Lisa Fonssagrives, who was at the height of her career from the '30s through the '50s, is often credited as the world's first. But many models who came afterward earned legendary status. So to see what some of these famed models are up to now, just read on.

Emma, Keira, and Michael Step Out For a Star-Studded National Board of Review Gala

Allie Merriam — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 07:55:40 PST

George Clooney attended the National Board of Review Awards gala with girlfriend Stacy Keibler last night at NYC's Cipriani 42nd Street. Many other stars went out for the Big Apple event as well, include a Nina Ricci-wearing Keira Knightley and Emma Stone in J. Mendel.

George was on hand to pick up a best actor statue for The Descendants, and his leading lady, a L'Wren Scott-clad Shailene Woodley took home best supporting actress. We Need to Talk About Kevin's Tilda Swinton wore Haider Ackermann to accept best actress, and Emma Stone joined costars Octavia Spencer, Jessica Chastain, and Viola Davis onstage to collect their best ensemble film statue for The Help. Hugo, meanwhile, was crowned best movie. Michael Fassbender, who looked great in his suit, won a special spotlight award for the many films he starred in last year.

To see many more celebs at the NBR gala, like Rooney Mara, Jessica Chastain, Naomi Watts, and Helen Mirren, make sure to click through our gallery.

Link Time: Lily Aldridge Is Pregnant, Brad Goreski Scores a Contract, and More

FabSugar — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 11:24:24 PST

Lily Aldridge is pregnant, too! - HuffPo Style
Brad Goreski lands a Kate Spade stylist contract - The Cut
The five best fashion dance moments of 2011 - Racked
One blogger's year in style crushes - Stylelist
See the celebs whose glasses made them stars - The Daily Beast
Odds and ends: how to tie a necktie - Lauren Conrad
Thanks to Kate Middleton, Reiss profits have nearly doubled - Lucky
Rashida Jones talks jumpsuits: do you like to wear them? - InStyle
New year, new Wu: the latest from Jason - Bag Snob
Meet the muse: Taylor Warren - Style.com

Glee-Ful Highlights From Season Three Premiere "The Purple Piano Project"

Shannon Vestal — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 07:51:51 PDT

Glee is back for season three, and the brand new school year has brought with it a few shakeups: several characters have quit the glee club, a few are off the show entirely (Sam, we hardly knew ye), and since it's senior year for a few of the students, we're starting to see plans form for when the year ends.

The season opener set up some arcs for the next few months, but it also glossed so quickly over many things that changed my head was spinning. Still, it's nice to see the gang back - even if they're not singing all together again yet. It's time to talk about everything that goes down in the episode, though, so let's go over it all when you keep reading

Link Time - Sean William Scott Leaves Rehab

PopSugar — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 13:13:49 PDT

Sean William Scott completes his time in rehab - Us Weekly
Adele doesn't care about what she looks like - Huffington Post
First look at DWTS's Karina Smirnoff in Playboy - TooFab
What do Courteney Cox and Demi Moore have in common? - Lainey Gossip
Catherine Zeta-Jones's rep addresses her health issues - D-Listed
See how Hugh Jackman is spending his wedding anniversary - JustJared
Find out which 98 Degrees singer is now an exotic dancer - PopEater
Rachel Bilson mixes up her wardrobe - Hollywood Tuna
Chris Evans and Chris Hemsworth collaborate for a superhero cover - Pink Is the New Blog
Justin Bieber's trip to Israel is more complicated than he envisioned - The Superficial
See more from Lauren Conrad's Allure photo shoot - Hollywood Rag

Buzz In: Do You Agree With American Idol's Top 13?

Lauren Bradshaw — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 07:50:29 PST

Introducing your American Idol top 10! Or should I say, 13? The show made cuts left and right tonight, whittling down the final 24 to only 10 at first.

But then - there's a wild card! Pulling from the remaining 14, the judges chose three girls (Ashthon Jones, Kendra Chantelle, Naima Adedapo) and three guys (Stefano Langone, Jovany Barreto, Robbie Rosen) to give it one last shot. Ashthon chose the appropriate "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going," Robbie performed "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" again, and all six really put their hearts out on the stage. In the end the judges saved three: Ashthon, Stefano, and Naima.

Check out the shortlist:

Scotty McCreery
Lauren Alaina
Pia Toscano
Karen Rodriguez
Jacob Lusk
Casey Abrams
Thia Megia
Paul McDonald
Hayley Reinhart
James Durbin
Naima Adedapo
Stefano Langone
Ashthon Jones

As Randy Jackson himself said, it really was the hardest night ever. I was surprised to see a few contestants left out (poor Robbie!), but I do like the variety of the remaining group. There are a ton of different musical styles and personalities in the mix, which should make the competition interesting to watch. Were you surprised by the final group? I honestly didn't think Scotty would make it; he's a great singer, but his performances have felt ho-hum. Weigh in below with your thoughts, and tell me if you're happy with the results. Who would you have picked?

Photo courtesy of Fox

Glee-Ful Highlights and Video From Episode "Comeback"

Becky Kirsch — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 09:03:36 PST

Whether creator Ryan Murphy is willing to admit it or not, this week's Glee may as well have been called "The Justin Bieber Episode." There are only a couple of Bieber songs, but the fever is alive and well throughout the glee club this week, from the side-swept bangs to the ever-present American Apparel hoodies.

Sam's new coif isn't the only focus though; Mr. Schuester spends his time trying to get Sue out of a deep depression, Lauren finds her voice (sort of), and Santana strikes again. Let's break it all down after the jump.

Steal or Splurge: Rose Byrne's Sexy Cocktail Dress

Noria Morales — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 09:43:48 PDT

Rose Byrne looked impeccably chic last night for an appearance on The Late Show With David Letterman, donning a sexy Dolce and Gabbana leopard print dress and Sergio Rossi pumps. We love the deep green hue of the leopard print, and her decision to belt the dress was spot on as it highlighted her curves and added a touch of ladylike polish. We found her exact look for those who covet her designer style, but if you're looking to get the look at a lower price, we've got you covered.

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