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Anyone else as excited (slash weirdly nervous) about Vanity Fair's upcoming "take down" profile on Gwyneth Paltrow? We've been following the juicy drama surrounding it and Gwyneth's supposed feud with the magazine, and it's just been revealed that the the "take down" may involve a certain blonde old-school supermodel once referred to as "The Body."

Selena Gomez covers i-D Magazine and tries out androgyny for the spread. It's a refreshing departure from all her recent glittery sexiness. {i-D} And then there's the queen of glittery sexiness: Rihanna was spotted twerking on the street in a super-shiny swimsuit with a little veil at home in Barbados. To be fair, it was Carnivale... but we're pretty sure she'd do this any old day. {Us Weekly} Our other favorite twerker, Miley Cyrus, starred a hip-hop chic new shoot for Notorious Magazine and denied allegations that she is just a "rachet white girl." That Miley, always up on the slang of the youths! {Daily Mail} Du Jour interviewed Marc Jacobs's private chef, Lauren Gerrie, who provided some insight on how Jacobs lives and runs his house. Like... she's allowed to "dress sexy" in the kitchen. And she didn't even go to culinary school. And MJ found her on Craigslist... JK. But maybe not. {Du Jour}

After two seasons, Fashion Star, the fashion competition show that saw aspiring designers compete to have their wares sold by the likes of Macy's, Saks and Express, is no more. Luckily, there are a couple of shows in line to replace it.

Gisele Bündchen shows off her impossible post-pregnancy body under the guise of modeling her new lingerie line. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Kate Upton is rumored to be dating Dancing With the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Who do you think will win in their inevitable Dougie dance-off? {Us Weekly} Brainy beauty Coco Rocha wrote an article for PC Mag about the power of moving images and introduced some fascinating alternatives to the GIF. {PC Mag} The ever-charitable Karl Lagerfeld says he makes sunglasses to help "balance ugly faces." {Refinery29}

NBC's new fashion reality show Fashion Star will be returning for a second season and with at least a couple of significant changes (we'd recommend several but that's just us). The biggest perhaps is that supermodel Elle Macpherson, Fashion Star's answer to Project Runway's Heidi Klum is out as host after one season.

Summer's here! Well, kind of. Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of the hot and humid season we all fantasize about through winter, and we'r

Elle Macpherson was easily one of the best dressed at the White House Correspondents' Dinner--aka "Nerd Prom" in DC this past weekend." She also see

When Claudia Schiffer's Guess ads dropped yesterday we literally had trouble deciphering between the current ones and the ones from 1989. I mean, the woman has not aged a day! In 23 years! Then today, Christy Turlington goes ahead and shows up on Tatler also preternaturally unchanged. This got us thinking about all our favorite 90s supermodels--Naomi, Cindy, Elle, etc.,--whose modeling careers are still kicking, well into their forties. And it's not hard to see why: The ladies are as gorgeous as they were twenty years ago. And there's nary a boob that has dropped even an inch. Don't believe us? Click through the gallery below for a side-by-side comparison of some of our favorite supermodels today--and way back when.

NBC's new fashion reality show Fashion Star, which debuts tonight, might just be the very first one to leave contestants with an actual successful

We're right smack in the middle of awards season, with the Golden Globes safely behind us. While there are still a lot of big red carpets to look forward to in February--like the Grammys, the Oscars, and the BAFTAs--a few early contenders for strong red carpet hair trends have emerged. And unlike those complicated braids and tortured updos of previous years, a lot of these are looks that regular people can achieve in the comfort of their own homes without needing five stylists at your beck and call. From Rooney Mara to Meryl Streep, click through to see the six hair trends we've spotted so far--plus a few tips for getting the various looks. Will these trends have staying power over the next few red carpets?