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Project Runway Rundown: Episode 14, "Finale Part Two"
Ah, the Project Runway finale. It's like my Super Bowl. Luckily for me, it came twice this year (which is an especially good thing knowing that the fate of next season is up in the air).
Project Runway Rundown: Episode 13, "Finale Part One"
There's just one week left till the end of the Project Runway road, and you know what that means: a little thing I like to call Tim Gunn's Couture Tour. This is the episode where Tim travels to each designer's home to critique his or her forthcoming collection, and from that standpoint, this season's version was about what I expected. Luckily, in true ProjRun fashion, they threw the contestants a curve ball .
Project Runway Rundown: Episode 12, "Nature Calls"
Last night on Project Runway, the remaining four designers had to step up and prove themselves (and their designs) to the judges in hopes of moving on to Fashion Week. Of course, we know that they (and two others) all make it to Bryant Park, but last night it was about discovering who would present his or her collection in the final episode of the season as a contender for the Project Runway win.
I thought each designer would blow me out of the water, especially since the challenge was so basic.
Project Runway Rundown: Episode Seven, "Fashion That Drives You"
Last night's episode of Project Runway was surprisingly entertaining (I figured it would be hard to follow the drag queen episode) — not because of the challenge, per se, but because Tim Gunn shamed the designers right off the bat, reminding them of how pathetically they performed in the very first challenge that required innovative thinking. And thank goodness Tim lit that fire under their you-know-whats, because otherwise we would have seen a boatload of beige seat belt pencil skirts coming down that runway, which makes me fall asleep just typing about it.
As it happened, we were only subjected to a small percentage of seat belt skirts (and one unfortunate seat belt dress) while a good portion of the designers used this challenge as a moment to stand out.
Project Runway Rundown: Episode Six, "Good Queen Fun"
The word that keeps popping into my mind when I think about this week's episode of Project Runway is "big." There were big, huge drag queens with big personalities, there was the return of that big Chris March laugh, the outfits the designers created were big and over the top, guest judge RuPaul is a very big person. .
Project Runway Rundown: Episode Five, "Welcome to the Jungle"
On this week's Project Runway, Heidi told the contestants that they would be designing an outfit for a high-powered, glamorous woman. I loved that Blayne immediately thought of Hillary Clinton — and then groaned to the camera that the last thing he wanted to whip up was a neon pants suit. Lucky for him, the client was not a trail-blazing politico after all.
Project Runway Rundown: Episode 4, "Rings of Glory"
Last night's Project Runway began as they all do: winner picks model, Heidi tempts us with a prelude to the challenge, the designers get a promise to the tune of "Tim will fill you in on all the details later." Lucky for us viewers, we got to hear what was in store mere moments later, but the designers weren't as fortunate, leaving Jerell to say, "I don't really have any idea where we're going to be going — I just really hope it has nothing to do with female wrestlers." Oh Jerell, that'll never happen again.
Project Runway Rundown: Episode 3, "Bright Lights/Big City"
The challenge on last night's episode of Project Runway was nothing new: Take inspiration from the sights and sounds of New York City and turn it into something fierce. It may not have been the most earth-shattering challenge (they did it in season two, remember, with Daniel V.'s orchid-inspired winner?), but if I were a designer on the show, I probably would have really enjoyed it.
Some designers were lacking in original inspiration, though: The "street" designer Terri went straight for — what else?
Buzz News Roundup, 7/30
- The Hollywood Reporter has news that CBS will remake the 1970s cop series The Streets of San Francisco.
- ComingSoon reports that Guillermo del Toro is producing a remake of the horror-thriller telefilm Don't Be Afraid of the Dark.
- After a legal battle, John Goodman is back on board for the medieval drama Pope Joan, Variety writes.
- Speaking of legal battles, the New York Daily News has an update on the Project Runway proceedings — including the shocker that Tim Gunn didn't get paid for the first season!
- Alicia Keys will sing the next James Bond theme song, which was written by Jack White, E! reports.
- Miley Cyrus's album Breakout debuted at the top of the charts this week, reports Variety.
- In other remake news, The Hollywood Reporter writes that ABC has won the rights to remake the French comedy Do This, Don't Do That.
- Josh Lucas will star in the Showtime pilot Possible Side Effects, Zap2it reports.
Project Runway Rundown: Episode 2, "Grass is Always Greener"
After last week's relatively lackluster season five premiere, boy was I pleasantly surprised with this week's episode of Project Runway. It was definitely my favorite episode of the series in a long while. Heidi started the night off by having the designers choose their models, and what a choice it was.
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