Doron Braunshtein a.k.a. Apollo Braun, loves
pushing the "envelop."Photo: Getty Images

Every year hundreds of thousands of baby seals are clubbed and shot to death for their fur. Their carcasses are discarded like waste and left on the ice. It is my strong opinion that this is bigger than making a fashion statement. This is about making a life statement. If we call ourselves human we must act humanely.

Talented, good-looking, and poetic? It's just too much. The whole thing kicks off with a swanky party on the evening of July 24 complete with a white carpet. If you're not a member of the media or a celebrity or other generally important person and don't have an invite to the white-carpet event, you can still interact with Nigel in person. He's hosting a series of one-hour tours and lectures from 2 to 5 p.m. each day. If he's so poetic in the press release, just imagine what he's like in the flesh.

What: A Sealed Fate?
When: Exhibit open to the public Friday, July 25, through Sunday, July 27. Nigel Barker will host a series of one-hour tours and lectures from 2 p.m. through 5 p.m. each day.
Where: 401 Projects at 401 West Street, New York, NY

Related: Nigel Barker: Champion of the Baby Seal

Great Moments in Movie Marketing: Hellboy vs. God

Raising Hell: That church outside New York's windows doesn't stand a chance against the might of Hellboy. Neither does James Lipton, for that matter.

Wack or Dope?: The Observer's J. Gabriel Boylan writes thoughtfully about white kids and rap, circa 1994, and asks why The Wackness didn't explore its own cultural appropriation a little more. Illin'. ("Verb, variant of ill. Doing things that can get you in trouble, i.e. vandalism, doing drugs, etc.") [NYO]

Movie Critics Actually Matter: Math proves it! [Slate]

New Times Blog About Saddest Family in World: We love graphic designer Christoph Niemann's illustrated story about his sons, who are totally in love with the New York subway system. They've memorized all the lines, ride trains for hours, and even describe colors by the train line they represent. Then we read Niemann's bio and wept: "After 11 years in New York, he moved to Berlin." [Abstract City/NYT]

Oscar de la Renta Sues Elizabeth Arden; $800 Lipo Discounts

Naomi Watts at the Thierry Mugler fragrance press
conference in Paris.Photo: WireImage

• Thierry Mugler revealed the bottle for its new fragrance, the campaign for which stars Naomi Watts. Looks lovely. [15 Minute Beauty Fanatic]

• For the first anniversary of Marc Jacobs's Daisy scent, he'll release Daisy Black, a limited-edition perfume launching in Europe this August. There's no mention of when it will come Stateside. Sniff. [Now Smell This]

PLASTIC SURGERY
• Here's how the cosmetics industry is keeping business going during the recession: lipo discounts! One Website offers $800 coupons. [PRNewswire]

MAKEUP
• We've seen peel-and-stick nail polish, and now ColorOn Professional introduces the same concept for eyelids. For $25 a kit on Sephora's Website you can get your own peel-and-stick eye shadow. It even comes in zebra. We imagine disastrous sweaty nights out. [Nylon]

• Diane Von Furstenberg releases a signature lipstick every season. For summer 2008, she made a shimmery, pale-coral shade called Volcano that retails for $18. [BellaSugar]

• Bare Escentuals has ten new shades of its SPF 15 mineral makeup, mostly for darker and olive-toned skin. [Beauty and the Blog/Sephora]

• The fall collection by Nars Cosmetics is full of soft browns and reds. [Kiss and Makeup]

NAILS
• The fall colors from Deborah Lippmann, including white, red, black, and shimmery purple, look very Vegas. We like it all except for Rhapsody in White, a pearly shade that's a bit tacky. [Makeup and Beauty Blog]

Ryan Adams Announces End of Relationship With Mandy Moore That He Says Never Happened

Photo: Getty Images

And yet today Adams released a statement to OK! announcing their breakup. According to the mag, they'd been dating since December. "Mandy is one of those genuinely sweet angelic people you wish to meet your whole life," Ryan wrote. We agree! We've been dying to meet Mandy since she played Lana the witchy popular girl in the original Princess Diaries. "I am grateful for our friendship and how it allowed us both to grow and learn more," Adams added. Of course, he blames the media spotlight for the split.

"Unfortunately I am allergic to paparazzi and have found the best antidote to that sort of nonsense is staying behind the guitar and typewriter, staying close to my support group of friends and band mates and not engaging in activities that prevent me from taking care of myself or others," he says. "I found the entire speculation and subsequent photographs and intrusions terrifying and only wish to live as normal a life as possible, so that I might always remain punk as f*** AND sober."

Laying aside the fact that the only "lie" we ended up printing was the one Ryan told us, who hides their relationship from the press and then sends out a press release about their breakup? That's the hard part, where you don't want the press around. While you're dating, the paparazzi is just helping you record your memories!

Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams Split [OK!]

Nas Doesn’t Need Beats

Photo: Scott D. Smith / Retna

2. Times New Viking, "Thing With a Hook" (Half Japanese cover)
On this highlight from TNV's recent live set at WFMU, they invite listeners to play along on their saxophones at home, which is enough to make us wish we owned one. [Beware of the Blog]

3. Huey Lewis and the News, "Pineapple Express"
You were probably wondering if Huey Lewis's theme song for the upcoming Seth Rogen movie sounded like you were expecting it to. The answer, happily, is yes. [MySpace via Stereogum]

4. Cool Kids, "Box of Rocks"
Chicago's Cool Kids frequently invite comparisons to Run-DMC, but they sound more like Weezy on this new mix-tape track. [Attorney Street]

5. Immuzikation, "Eat a Dick"
For those of you who (justifiably) slept through Ice T–Soulja Boy feud, mash-up maestro Immuzikation provides a handy (and hilarious) digest of the fracas in one MP3. [ Surviving the Golden Age] —Ehren Gresehover

`Gonzo' a clear-eyed look at wild-eyed Thompson (AP)

AP - "Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson" is a remarkably balanced look at a man whose creativity sprang from his perpetual state of imbalance.

New Couture From Paris: Martin Margiela, Christian Lacroix, and More!

From left, Maison Martin Margiela, Christian Lacroix, Jean Paul Gaultier.Photo: imaxtree

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Sean Avery Ditches the Rangers for the Dallas Stars

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The Daily News reported this morning that Avery’s agent wouldn’t even return phone calls from Rangers general manager Glen Sather, who was offering four years for $12 million — perhaps a lingering result of last summer’s badly handled arbitration hearing, in which Sather referred to Avery as “a detriment to the team.” (It should probably be noted that, in the season following that comment, the Rangers were 33-14-10 with Avery in the lineup, and 9-13-3 when he was injured.) And while the Stars may be a good fit for Avery, we just don’t think Dallas is. (We hear the fashion shows there really leave something to be desired.) We expect Avery will miss New York just as much as New York misses him. —Joe DeLessio

Stars, Avery agree to terms of four-year contract [ESPN]
Related: The Cut's coverage of Sean Avery's legendary Vogue internship

Unorthodox Behavior at Private Albert Hammond Jr. Show

Albert, obviously, is not accustomed to having a roach on his stage.Photo: Everett Bogue

‘Friends’ Movie Practically Definitely Totally Basically Green-lit, Says Some Dude

"I'll be there for you, depending on scheduling and salary negotiations…"Photo: Getty Images

Let the big-screen Friends-watch begin! Citing "insiders," London's Daily Mail declares a Friends movie ready to be shot "in the next 18 months." Will lovable Ross, Rachel, Joey, Courteney Cox, the girl with the guitar, and the gay guy really be making their way to the multiplex soon, presumably in a movie titled The One That's 105 Minutes Long?

The Daily Mail's sources don't really have any evidence to back up their assertion, other than claiming that Jennifer Aniston is interested now, and if she signs, "everything else can fall into place rather quickly." Which is code for, "A Friends movie is no closer to actually happening than it was six months ago, but hey, why not!" And so a nation waits with bated breath for the movie that will, once and for all, answer the question: Could "How you doin'" be any more annoying?

Friends reunited: Jennifer Aniston and the gang set to return for big-screen blockbuster [Daily Mail]

‘Hey There, I’m a Horny Dude, Spare Me the Philosophy and ‘Eff’ Me’

Peter CookPhoto: Getty Images

They might as well have added: because their dad is a dirty, dirty dog.

Things that came out in court today:

• He only hired 18-year-old Diana Bianchi because he wanted to bang her. Well, maybe not only: But "it was an inducement into hiring her," he said.

• Also, according to Cook, she was "18 1/2."

• He wrote crap e-mails: "I don't know, you put me under your spell. You never asked me, but I left you money anyway," he wrote in an e-mail, which he read on the stand. (He hid the money under a rock, and behind a painting.)

• He told the 18 (1/2)-year-old to keep their affair a secret and sent her threatening e-mails: "I can tell you if you [we] don't deal with it it's going to blow up and I will not be alone when it does. You decide."

• He "pleasured himself over a Web cam … and would hit on potential sexual partners with lines like, 'Hey there, I'm a horny dude, spare me the philosophy and "eff" me.'"

Well. At least he wasn't the type to use profanity.

Christie Brinkley's Divorce Trial Gets Under Way [NYP]
Christie Brinkley Emotional At Start of Divorce Trial [NYDN]

Music Release: Poor release of hippie-era music (AP)

AP - Various Artists, "Go Ride The Music & West Pole" (Eagle Rock Entertainment)

Why Are Shorts Suddenly Okay This Summer?

Oh, look! Shorts! (Badgley Mischka, spring 2008.)Photo: imaxtree

Ms. Singer argued that shorts are not really news. “What is new is the profusion of funny pants on the runway,” she said. “The droopy crotch, I Dream of Genie type of number that blurs the line between skirt, pant and odd object—that have made the Bermuda or the abbreviated clam digger suddenly seem very neat and tailored.”

So just as urban women come to terms with their upper thighs, we have to move on and tackle droopy crotches? Well, it's not like arguing will do you any good. Consider this a heads-up for early September.

Ladies Retort With—Good Lord!—a $990 Cocktail Short [NYO]

Robert Rodriguez to Recast Roles of Red Sonja, Barbarella, and Robert Rodriguez’s Girlfriend

Photo: Getty Images

Barbarella has allegedly been delayed over Universal's demands that Rodriguez find a more bankable fiancée to play the titular astronaut; executives reportedly wanted Jessica Alba, but her chances were sunk when it was discovered she was already married to someone else. Studio heads are now hoping that either Cameron Diaz or Reese Witherspoon happens upon Rodriquez's Match.com profile.

H'WOOD SPLIT GOOD FOR JESSICA [NYP]
Earlier: Will Nepotism Sink Robert Rodriguez's ‘Barbarella’ Remake? Probably!

Could Heath Ledger really win an Oscar?

The People of Roosevelt Island Need Their Starbucks!

Carroll Gardens: The City Planning commish passed the hood's request to categorize narrow streets as, well, officially narrow, thus limiting building height on such streets from seven stories to five. The City Council is expected to finalize the change later this month. [Curbed]
Ditmas Park: A local reports that a possum crashed her backyard film festival the other night … only a few months after selfsame local saw a raccoon jaywalking on Cortelyou at dawn. Local lady, you are, like, the Snow White of the Dit; furry creatures flock to you! [Ditmas Park Blog]
Greenpoint: A store selling graffiti supplies and graffiti-culture clothes — kind of like a head shop for taggers — has opened here, but City Councilman Pete Vallone, who actually represents Astoria, is against it, because, well, like smoking pot, putting graffiti on property other than your own is illegal. [amNY]

Park Slope: That old, rusting SEPTA trolley (from Philly, weirdly) on that lot on Fourth Avenue near the Union Street subway station? Say good-bye — they're gonna start building a 40-unit building there. [Brownstoner]
Ridgewood: Read this eloquent argument for why Ridgewood Reservoir, on the Queens-Brooklyn border, should remain the 142.5 acres of woodlands that it is and not be converted, per Parks Department plans, to ball fields. It's penned by … always boldly coiffed Queens Beep Helen Marshall! [Queens Crap]
Roosevelt Island: This amenities-starved isle cannot afford for its Starbucks to be one of the 600 that the coffee giant plans to close this summer! Then Duane Reade would be one of its only corporate megachains! [Roosevelt Islander]
Village: Plans are afoot to make it more expensive to park here during peak hours, thus increasing parking turnover and reducing traffic, and no one seems to be opposing it … yet. [Streetsblog]

Brinkley spouse slept with, gave teen $300K

Sage Sohier Photographs a Guy Who Was Crazed in a Barn

Sage Sohier’s Man working on miniature barn, Shelburne, Vermont (2004)Courtesy of Foley Gallery

There’s something eerie about Sage Sohier’s otherwise crisp, refined photograph: That head emerging from a miniature, mind-bogglingly precise barn is that of a grown man with a drill. Is this how Tim “the Tool Man” Taylor came into the world? In Sohier’s other works, a man peers feverishly at a miniature boat in a glass bottle and another man flexes his bodybuilder’s pecs in a suburban parking lot. See other obsessives — sorry, enthusiasts — at Foley Gallery through August 15. —Emma Pearse

Holy Crisis Batman! Dead Star Steals Film

Black TV President Says He Paved Way for Black Real President

Photo: Getty Images

"If anything, my portrayal of David Palmer, I think, may have helped open the eyes of the American people," said the actor, who has contributed $2,300 to the Illinois Democrat's presidential campaign.

"And I mean the American people from across the board — from the poorest to the richest, every color and creed, every religious base — to prove the possibility there could be an African-American president, a female president, any type of president that puts the people first," he said Tuesday.

Unspoken, of course, is the implication that had Geena Davis been better in Commander in Chief, the Democratic ticket would look a lot different right now.

Haysbert: '24' role may have helped Obama [CNN]

Katie Holmes Not Selling Tickets on Broadway; Plus: Tom Cruise Heading to the Stage?

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It seems Katie Holmes is much better at selling magazines than she is at selling Broadway tickets. In today's Post Michael Riedel reports that her upcoming Broadway debut, in Arthur Miller's All My Sons, just isn't the draw that producers had hoped for. Despite brokers' expectations, the girl is no Julia Roberts, "who pretty much sold out Three Days of Rain in One Day of Rain." (To this we can only say: Duh. Who expected Joey Potter to bring in the fans of Shelby Eatenton Latcherie?) Riedel explains that Holmes, unlike the last Mrs. Tom Cruise (and unlike Daniel Radcliffe in Equus a few blocks away), doesn't get naked onstage. Also, the economy isn't great these days: "People aren't shelling out $110 for a play anymore," one broker says. "It doesn't matter who's in it." (This explanation we don't buy, mainly because of two words in last week's column: Taylor Hicks.)

But what Riedel fails to mention — an omission we think speaks volumes — is that Holmes is not putting on a one-woman show. And the producers' botching of this message suggests to us that the show might be selling more tickets if Katie Holmes weren't in it.

Oh, you didn't know that Tony winner John Lithgow, Tony nominee (and Little Children hottie) Patrick Wilson, and Oscar winner Dianne Wiest are in this play, too? Why would you? All anyone can talk about is Katie Holmes, Katie Holmes, Katie Holmes. "Backstage at All My Sons, the buzz is that the cast has been forced to sign confidentiality agreements," reports Riedel. "The Scientology minders in charge of Holmes apparently don't want any press they can't control." Hint, hint, producers: This may be the perfect excuse to shift the focus to everyone else. An All My Sons with Lithgow, Wilson, and Wiest would sell just fine, we expect; we think all Katie Homes is doing is overshadowing her talented (and stage-tested) co-stars.

Also, talk about burying the lede, Michael Riedel! "By the way, Cruise has been putting out feelers to theater producers about doing a play at some point. He's in career recovery, which usually means a visit to Broadway at some point." Interesting! But which show? We're going with The Producers. After all, Josh Harnett already stole his part in Rain Man — and maybe Cruise can loan the production some Nazi uniforms. —Lori Fradkin

YOU CRUISE, YOU LOSE [NYP]

Tinsley Mortimer Explains How to Become Popular

Tinsley with friends Fabiola Beracasa and Max Azria.Photo: Getty Images

Maybe you are not the tallest or the prettiest person, but this is your one chance on Earth to enjoy the beauty of life. And one of life's greatest joys is the blessing of companionship, the bonds between you and others whether friends, family, or new acquaintances. Close, honest relationships will in turn make you a happier persona and will also make you want to focus even more carefully on your appearance and behavior.

…The more you love yourself — and prove this by taking care of yourself — the more people will want to be your friends.

So being self-obsessed but not letting anyone know will make us popular? How do we do it, Tinz?!

We've condensed her tips into a handy bulleted list.

• "Do not judge people beforehand, quickly, or superficially; try to like them and get to know them as individuals."

• "Be sincere, be inclusive, be respectful, and be positive."

• "Show respect to everyone. Even a person in the lowest imaginable job is a human being with feelings."

• "Don't put on a façade when you interact with other people."

• "If you have been the guest in someone's home, have received a present, or have simply been treated specially, always send a thank-you note on lovely stationery … Put down that Blackberry — e-mails are inadequate."

Oh, Tinz! We could have come up with those ourselves. This is exactly how the fashion industry operates, after all.

Related: Socialite, Designer Tinsley Mortimer Dines at Cipriani, Has a Soft Spot for Domino's Pizza

How to Turn Your Child Into a Financial Genius

An unrelated picture of Grace and Chloe Murdoch, with the 'rents.Photo: Getty Images

Andrew pointed out to his mother that her credit-card billing cycle had changed, and that she wasn't keeping up with payments. Her delays were racking up late fees, jacking up her interest rate and hurting her credit score. After considering her non-discretionary household expenses (his words), Andrew also pronounced that the mortgage on their Santa Barbara home was too high for her income. Now 15 years old, Andrew has launched his own small travel business and is a financial-news junkie. "They really run the world at the end of the week," former banker C.J. Juleff, vice president of programming for the camp, said.

Awesome. That's what the global economy needs: more people with the mentality of 15-year-olds involved.

Kids Get Money-wise At Camp [WSJ]

See the New Graphic Novel by My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way

After the jump, check out an exclusive twelve-page preview of the book, which is out now from Dark Horse.

The Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite, by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá

Agyness Deyn to D.J. at the Plumm Tomorrow

Photo: Courtesy of the Plumm

You have Friday off, so you have no excuse for missing this one. After all, isn't the flyer enticing? It's so spunky, so punky, so … Deyn.

Sacha Baron Cohen

Jolie doctor: Twins may be weeks away

They Waterboarded Christopher Hitchens

Hitchens getting waterboarded,
at last. Photo: Vanity Fair

FINANCE
• You know the economy is bad when Warren Buffett falters: The demigod's Berkshire Hathaway has slumped almost 20 percent since December. [Bloomberg]
• Is Goldman Sachs going to take over the federal government? [WSJ]
• How low will it go? Lehman Brother's stock continues to drop. [NYP]

REAL ESTATE
• From his jail cell, Conrad Black, the media tycoon who was accused of siphoning money by buying Hollinger Media group's corporate Park Avenue apartment for $3 million when it was really worth $8.5 million, settled a lawsuit with Sotheby's International over the $10.5 million sale of his digs. [NYP]
• The city's first new construction codes since 1968 took effect on Tuesday. The revamped rules include stronger design requirements for steel and concrete buildings and the expansion of automated sprinkler systems. [City Room/NYT]
• Meanwhile, many of the city's biggest construction projects were halted yesterday owing to a cement truck driver's strike. [NYT]

LAW
• Skadden Arps dethroned Sullivan & Cromwell as the top legal adviser on mergers and acquisitions. Skadden dispensed advice on six of the ten largest deals in the first half of the year, unlike last year, where the firm didn't participate in any of the top deals. [Bloomberg]
• Is this the summer of legal vindication? [WSJ]
• A New York court affirmed sanctions against Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton for allegedly trying to convince a non-party witness not to attend a deposition. "We continue to believe that all of our attorneys acted properly and professionally and regret that the Second Circuit did not reverse the decision," a Cleary statement said. [Law.com]

Christian Bale Will Not Be Complicit in Chris O’Donnell’s Comeback Bid

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"He said to me, 'Lose weight, man, because you are not going to survive it if you are that fat!'" —Guillermo del Toro on the best advice Peter Jackson has given him about making The Hobbit [MTV]

"I have a real disdain for the audience, in general, My whole point is: 'You can't think of things to make yourselves laugh, so you have to come watch me? You jerks.'" — Zach Galifianakis, comedian for the people [AP via Yahoo]

"Someone's 6-year-old said, after seeing one of our rehearsals, that she thought she would have to sleep with her parents for a while. So I guess it's working." —David Cronenberg on his new opera based on The Fly [AP via Yahoo]

"It's like CSI: You use real-life situations to create something that's entertaining without being specific." —50 Cent, the forensic scientist of hip-hop [MTV]

TMZ Allowed to Repost Portion of Verne Troyer's Sex Tape

Meet the New Girl: Sigrid Agren

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What’s the Secret ‘Hancock’ Plot Twist?

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• In a display of astonishing unprofessionalism, Theron steps out of character and chastises Will Smith for nearly derailing her career in The Legend of Bagger Vance.

• She hacked into Jason Bateman's e-mail, and it turns out there actually will be an Arrested Development movie.

• She's really a tree!

If you want to know what actually happens, check out this months-old review at Ain't It Cool News. The critics are right — it doesn't make any sense!

Hancock [NYT]
Desperate Men [NYer]
Marlowe Investigates HANCOCK!! [Ain't It Cool News]

Brokerage-Market Reports: Apartment Sales Down, Inventory Up!

Oh, the Plaza.Photo: Getty Images

TMZ allowed to repost 'Mini Me' sex tape

Ugly Side of Modeling: Drugs, Rape, Mob

Giorgio Armani Red Carpet (Fashion Wire Daily)

Fashion Wire Daily - Giorgio Armani calls his haute couture collection Armani Prive, but maybe he might consider renaming it Armani Red Carpet.

Tatum Slapped for Bad Conduct, Not Coke

Alexander Avdeyev

Supermodel Brinkley Set to Battle in Court

Haysbert: '24' role may have helped Obama

Anna Wintour’s New Favorite Dress

From left: Wintour at Ferragamo, Chanel, and Wimbeldon.Photo: WireImage, Getty Images, Reuters

We know she's not short on the clothing allowance, so maybe she just likes to pack light. Whatever her reasoning, we're all for this, because if Anna does it, that means it's a fashion "do" — something people like us, who are short on the clothing allowance, can certainly get behind.

'Vogue' editor Anna Wintour wears same dress three times [Telegraph]
Related: Anna Wintour Continues to Wear This One Prada Dress

Chanel's Haute Expressionist Couture (Fashion Wire Daily)

Fashion Wire Daily - The giant, faux aluminum grain silos practically touched the glass roof of the Grand Palais Tuesday, as the haute collection created by Karl Lagerfeld similarly soared to new heights of chic and levels of aesthetic fancy.

Tatum O'Neal pleads guilty

'Fly's' new form to make you afraid, very afraid

Gisele, World's Top Supermodel Bares All

Sean Avery Missed Couture Because of Hockey

Photo: Getty Images

Where in the World Is Sean Avery? At His Day Job [Style.com]

Romeo Gigli hires African students for new project (Reuters)

Judge Paves Way for Class-Action Suit Against Jay-Z

Couture Madness Continues With Givenchy’s Peru and Christian Lacroix’s Insects

A look from the Givenchy couture show.Photo: imaxtree

• Christian Lacroix's couture collection was inspired by insects. [IHT]

• Hedge-fund multibillionaire and Sears Holdings Corporation chairman Edward Lampert attended the Chanel couture show yesterday with his wife, Kinga. They went relatively unnoticed. [WWD]

• Much of Michael Kors's spring swim line hasn't shipped, and there are waiting lists for the goods. Things are delayed because he's switching swimwear licensees. [WWD]

• Pringle of Scotland might have to stop making its clothes in Scotland. [British Vogue]

• Did you know Olivier Theyskens shoots the Nina Ricci look books himself? [WWD]

• The Walk of Shame look is in. [Times]

• Two women pressed charges against Russian male model Andre Birleanu for supposedly attacking them at Cipriani downtown, but the case will be dismissed. [NYP]

• You can now order custom-made belts at Prada. Sounds affordable. [British Vogue]

• Bar Rafaeli doesn't shop at secondhand clothing stores. Isn't she special? [NYP]

• Helen Mirren makes her own clothes, because she can't find things she likes. [WWD]

Review: 'Hancock' turns into a train wreck

Jolie's 'Wanted' Frame: Too Thin to Fight?

FOX411: Angelina Jolie's Twins: We Told You When

Rape Charge Dropped Against Poison Drummer Rikki Rockett

24-hour help for gay youth

Christie Brinkley's Husband Admits Paying Teen Lover

New TV 'stars' are regular folks

A painting entitled "Study for Head of George Dyer" (1967) by Anglo-Irish artist Francis Bacon

Doctor: Angelina Jolie's Twins Could Be Weeks Away