Check out the just released teaser for a new show called ‘The Face’.
The show has three top supermodel coaches competing (Naomi, Coco and Karolina) to find the next ‘face’.
I love Coco Rocha (I went to her apartment in NYC last Summer for a TV show I was working on) and i’m already routing for her. She was professional & welcoming and sweet.
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Christina Aguilera told her record label this as she recorded her upcoming album, Lotus, due in November. |
Check out this behind-the-scenes video of Lady Gaga for Vogue’s September Issue.
Do you think another photo/look should have made the cover?
A few of Lindsay Lohan’s latest photos by Terry Richardson.
The guns and black and white shots are getting old. Agree?
TMZ shared this first picture of Lindsay Lohan on set for ‘Liz and Dick’.
Can’t deny she looks quite like the legend…
Check out this still of Lady Gaga visiting The Simpsons!
This is apparently just one of the *18* outfits Gaga will wear in the episode!
After 27 years Jeanne Becker tweeted that Fashion Television is over.
Such a sad day for the fashion world & Canada. I grew up watching this show, i’m 27.
Although, Jeanne did hint that this could open doors for a new FT spin-off, or something with Bell Media. I guess we’ll play the waiting game.
Check out Carrie Underwood’s just released video for ‘Good Girl’.
I’ll have to watch this a second time…
What do you think of the video?
…have pigs begun to fly?
I’ve been waiting this for years. Looks amazing. Just another step in the hopeful, right direction for our girl Lohan.
Alexander Wang has just been slapped with a $50 million dollar lawsuit.
Although Alexander has had a successful year and reportedly netted over $25 million in profit, the New York Post is reporting that he and his brother Dennis have been operating a factory under shocking conditions in Manhattan’s Chinatown neighbourhood.
In the suit, filed at Queens Supreme Court by a collective of thirty Chinese garment workers, it is claimed that the designer disobeyed a host of New York state labour laws.
Workers in the 200-square-foot space on Broadway say they were forced to work for stints of up to 25 hours at a time, while conditions were unsafe.
Not only do the high-end garment makers claim to have not been paid overtime, but they say they were threatened with losing their jobs if work in the ‘windowless’ room was not completed.
