"I wanted to show my full range, and that is what I did tonight," she said afterward.

Daneyko and her father -- an All-Star defenseman who won three Stanley Cups during his 1983-2003 career with the Devils -- braved the East Coast heat wave, showing up at 5:30 a.m. to sing for her shot at the title.

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Former Dancing With the Stars competitor and Disney Channel star Chelsea Kane has been cast in a new ABC Family pilot.

Director: Lorcan Finnegan

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In the Workroom

I loved when Chloe Sevigny wore my long sleeved mini-dress in nude, back in fall ‘09. That launched the demand for our now signature bodycon dress in different fabrics and colors. Thanks, Chloe!

Two or three times a year I spend a few days in Scottsdale, Arizona, but I usually don’t visit the Arizona desert in August. I’m not a big fan of the monsoon season, or 113-degree weather, even if it is a dry heat. Still, when Scott MacIntyre and Christina Teich invited me to their August wedding in Scottsdale, I didn’t hesitate to say yes. I made the right decision, even if I did experience 113-degree heat on Thursday and a dust storm sweeping over the Phoenix area. That’s because I also experienced a totally joyous ceremony that united two people very much in love, and got to spend time with a remarkable family that I’ve become very close to over the last two years. The weather? Well, it’s just a footnote now.

Watch the teaser below and hit the comments with your thoughts on what the creeptastic nun is up to. American Horror Story: Asylum premieres in October.

But Ledet took things to another level entirely with James Brown's "It's a Man's Man's Man's World," effortlessly pulling off a near-religious experience of a performance. The judges leaped to their feet for Ledet's 2,000th standing ovation of the season, and Jennifer Lopez bowed his direction, saying she "saw the lord."

Zero Dark Thirty

Director: Jake Wangner

The Voting System: In the Best Picture race, voters rank the 10 nominees in order of preference; if no movie gets more than 50 percent of first-place votes, the bottom vote-getters are eliminated and their votes transferred. So it’s important to be placed second and third on lots of ballots, rather than just be No. 1. Being widely liked counts more than being deeply loved. And a whole lot of voters really like Speech.

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This weekend, on Oct. 29, the designers behind Marchesa -- Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig -- and Calvin Klein's Francisco Costa will be at the Beverly Hills Hotel as part of one of the many international events surrounding the Dorchester Prize for fashion. The Beverly Hills Hotel is part of the Dorchester chain, which includes many luxury hotels including The Bel Air, and the group is giving an award to a promising new fashion designer, with major judges involved, including Marchesa and Costa.

Duck Sauce, “Big Bad Wolf”

She is currently finishing Downton’s third season, which will premiere in the U.S. in January. Before that, Dockery will appear on the big screen in Anna Karenina, with Keira Knightley, in November, and in the fall she begins filming Restless, a TV adaptation of the William Boyd novel. Charlotte Rampling plays her mother in the series, which is set in the ’40s and the ’70s, making it quite contemporary compared with the rest of her résumé.

On the 5th of May 2005, Beverly Charpentier declares an oath of allegiance to Catherine Robbe-Grillet. Hereby she gives up her freedom, for the rest of her life.

Ellen Barkin, Demi Moore, Kate Bosworth, Thomas Haden Church, Ellen Burstyn and Ezra Miller star in the story of a strained family trying to survive a wedding. The film had its world premiere in competition at the Sundance Film Festival, where Levinson won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award.

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Handbag lovers, listen up! Designers, including McQueen, Christian Louboutin and Westwood, have teamed up with Harvey Nichols to produce one-off handbags to celebrate the Campaign for Wool.

When we heard Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood, Christian Louboutin, Anya Hindmarch, Smythson, Sang A and Quentin McKay had all each produced a one-off collector’s handbag for charity we logged straight on to eBay.

The collection, which was curated by Harvey Nichols and their London Knightsbridge store in celebration of The Campaign for Wool, has been launched on eBay for auction until 30 September. Yes, that means just three days left to bid to get your hands on one of these beauties.

The campaign, launched by The Prince of Wales, aims to educate consumers about the benefits of wool and support the industry, with all funds raised helping to secure a sustainable future for British agriculture.

For charitable guilt-free shopping and to be in with a chance of owning a slice of fashion history visit . But hands off, the union jack McQueen is ours!

If you’re not one of the lucky winners the handbag collection can be viewed at the Harvey Nichols Knightsbridge store until next week.

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With 'a statement of modern elegance and womanly grace', Jil Sander brought day three of Milan fashion week to a close yesterday evening.

Director: Sean Pecknold

On Wednesday, James Franco posted a 19-second clip of he and his Academy Awards co-host Anne Hathaway reenacting the iconic carnival scene ("You're The One That I Want") from 1978's Grease.

Once again, the event will benefit the VH1 Save The Music Foundation, which works to restore music education in public schools.

Through the freak’s musings, this film chronicles the last days of the iconic, abrasive Coney Island attraction Shoot the Freak. In masked anonymity, the nihilistic teen indulges in drug-induced daydreams of violence and oceanic abandon.

In rural South Dakota two friends go out for the most explosive day of ice fishing either will ever experience.

Shoot the Freak

Director: Randall Hopkins

Indeed they did. The 2012 show choir champions: New Directions!

Musically lush and stunningly shot, Aisha's Song is a touching and uplifting story of female empowerment from a part of the world where women are all too often overlooked.

Heejun Han: This season's Sanjaya was certainly on his best behavior in a total 180 from the cocky hipster-rebel persona he crafted over recent weeks, much to Iovine's frustration. Sporting a sober expression, Han put a calculated and super-serious spin on his version of Donny Hathaway's "A Song For You" making Iovine very, very happy. "A lot of times, people put up a front. That's what I think he was doing (before)," theorized the veteran record exec. The judges, meanwhile, were ecstatic to have the "old" Han back, with Lopez opining: "You don't make it this far by mistake. He is here because we know he can sing that way." Conspiracy theory: was Han, who rubbed Diddy the wrong way when the rapper-mogul guest mentored, on his best behavior out of respect for Nicks?

and have come out fighting after rumours of a split.

Last night the organised a romantic date night to combat Tinsel Town talk.

The stepped out for a cosy dinner at Dolce Vita restaurant in Beverly Hills, putting on a united front amid the turmoil.

For the last few days the American tabloids have been awash with gossip that all is not well in the household, after an unauthorised exposé book was released.

The new title, : The Untold Story Of And , suggests and PDAs are all for show.

'They've broken up so many times it would make your head spin,' writes author Ian Halperin.

The celeb writer - whose past subjects have included Michael Jackson and Celine Dion - predicts that the will break up by 'Christmas 2010'.

Halperin revealed he used his position as an undercover paparazzo to gain explosive insider info from sources close to the

‘When I was undercover as a paparazzi at the Chateau Miraval in 2006 when she was giving birth to the twins, I was able to befriend several people working for them,' he explains.

'Everyone was at the hospital at Nice while was in there, but I stayed behind.

'I knew that was my golden opportunity to befriend several people close to them. That's when I made my really key sources.'

And this is not the first time we've heard the are on the rocks.

An insider recently told US Weekly that the ‘fight all the time about the kids - where to put toys, saying the wrong thing to a nanny, not cleaning up. Like cats and dogs.

Oh, dear!

Get ready to get your fashionable claws on a collection featuring vintage Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Celine with the launch of Cocosa Vintage Boutique.

Launching on Cocosa online this Friday, the collection features a buttersoft Louis Vuitton satchel, a stunning Celine vanity case and a beautiful emerald green vintage Chanel 2.55 handbag.


Like all Cocosa sales, the Vintage Boutique collections will be available for a limited time only.


Speaking about the collection, Katie Wade, womenswear buyer at Cocosa, said: 'Vintage is a fantastic investment - it gains value and is classic and timeless. When choosing an investment bag or piece of jewellery it pays to go for something a little different than the latest ‘it bag’, and our Vintage Sale is the perfect opportunity to choose something unique.'


You can preview the collection from tomorrow and remember to log on from 7am on Friday for some early morning retail therapy.

With prices starting from £195 for a pair of vintage Chanel clip on statement earrings, we'll race you to it!

Sensual luxury: Taking inspiration from French writer Francoise Sagan's novel Unmade Bed, 's Ivana Omazic brought to life a heroine who is 'sensual, violent and libertine'. Cue here all those cinched waists, the thick mohair knits, ankle boots, sporty caps and driving gloves. Other luxurious classic pieces included grey flannel dresses, fitted croc leather jackets, A-line coats and beautifully-made trousers. Colour came in the form of satin coats in bright green, floaty dresses with exuberant flower prints and satin pencil-skirts in grey, red and yellow. All in all it was a showcase of effortless French chic.

A disoriented young woman stumbles upon an empty estate. There are signs of a lush life, but the inhabitants have disappeared. Or have they? Sea Meadow revamps the thriller with pop mashups and stylized dance tableaux.

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What stands out about this show is the cast. The judges are: designer Cynthia Rowley, fashion pr maven James LaForce and NY journalist Derek Blasberg. 

The boutique opening and after party at The Sunset Tower were hosted by Maria Bell (with a cool new haircut by Sally Hershberger), Gia Coppola (in a cute red Valentino dress), Nicky Hilton, Helen Kinnear, Nathalie Love (daughter of Vogue Magazine's Lisa Love), Minnie Mortimer, Shannon Rotenberg and Julia Sorkin. There were at least 150 guests packed into the boutique, champagne glasses in hand, toasting to different generations and style.

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Pitt is the first man ever to be the face of the women's scent, which has featured Nicole Kidman, Vanessa Paradis, Audrey Tatou, Ali MacGraw and Lauren Hutton in the history of its ad campaigns. (Other actresses, like Keira Knightley, have done campaigns for Mademoiselle and for Chanel eyewear.)

Team Cee Lo

Scott has had a remarkable life with his parents and siblings and now he’s going to have a remarkable life with Christina. If you watched his journey on American Idol, you know that his brother Todd was with him as a sighted guide, as was his mother Carole when Todd couldn’t be in Los Angeles. The day before his wedding, Scott was in Texas for a speaking engagement, accompanied by Carole. It was a bittersweet trip for Scott’s mother, knowing it was probably the last time she would travel with her son as his sighted guide. That was something Christina would be doing from now on.

Keith Schofield’s original, outrageous and very, very funny promo for Duck Sauce’s single Big Bad Wolf has been burning up the internet, causing millions of pelvises to be thrust worldwide. An instant classic.

Puck: After dressing up in drag in an effort for New Directions to get a leg up over Nationals’ main competition Vocal Adrenaline, a flunking Puck gets thrown into the dumpster by a group of sports jocks before he pulls out a rubber knife (from a West Side Story production, he says) that nearly gets him into a whole heap of trouble. But Coach Bieste helps him out, giving him a chance to retake a test he needed to ace in order to graduate high school.

Director: Lucas Mireles

So many questions, Idol-Worshippers: are you irked by Jackson's new "gotta have it" motto? And given Wednesday's roster of performances, who earned a spot in next week's competition and who's getting voted off? Did you dig Stefani as a mentor? Why was Kanal so camera-shy?

Reinaldo Arenas

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Kane's casting follows after the network booked Broadway actress Sutton Foster in a lead role for Amy Sherman-Palladino's pilot Bunheads.

We knew Chloe Moretz was kick-ass as an actress (yes, that's intentional) -- but she can also let the right one in when it comes to what she wears, too. Fash Track caught up with her at the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund spring 2012 show at the Chateau Marmont on October 20, and we were amazed to find out that her knowledge of fashion far extends beyond her fair years.

SAG = 18th Screen Actors Guild Awards, which were presented by the Screen Actors Guild on Jan. 29.

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As first reported by EW, Sevigny would play Shelly the Nymphomaniac, a foil for Lange's character in the drama from Glee co-creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk.

Pretty Little Liars did expectedly well in the female demographics, topping basic cable in the women 18-34, women 18-49, persons 12-34 and females 12-34 categories.

"Legal systems are complex," he acknowledges. "I only know that whenever I am in Paris and I see a red sole, for it, it is Christian Louboutin. But then I know that Hermes has created an identity with a particular shade of orange. And when I see a baby blue box or bag, I say, Tiffany’s.” 

The film follows a young married couple with intimacy issues who find themselves vacationing on an exotic Italian island where their commitment will be tested.

As the 2012 awards season continued, the Costume Designers Guild Awards was the latest ceremony to attract the stars to the red carpet in Los Angeles. Leading the way in impeccable style was Kate Beckinsale, who dazzled in a pale silver off-the-shoulder gown by Vivienne Westwood.

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Braids came in all shapes and sizes on the catwalks, twisted and pinned into gravity-defying shapes. From sleek and sporty at Jaeger to sharp and sculptural at Paul Smith, it was definitely the season for hair to do the twist.

For a shiny, glass-like effect on your braids try , £11.60 and to make your style last longer use , £2.99

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There's nothing quite so glamorous - and likely to attract an A-lister - as an evening at the opera. And yesterday's premiere of Jules Massenet‘s Manon held at the beautiful Metropolitan Opera House in New York was no different. Positively oozing old-school charm, January Jones was first to arrive, in a slinky black YSL gown.

It was a star-studded night at the Museum of Contemporary Art's 30th Anniversary Gala in LA, with an array of A-list faces hitting the red carpet. and Gavin Rossdale took a evening off from parental duties to sons Kingston and Zuma, to enjoy a date night at the soiree. The A-list couple were perfectly coordinated – both in monochrome – with Gwen rocking tapered trousers, a Dolce & Gabbana lace trim cami and statement cage heels. (14 November 2009)

The Museum of Contemporary Art was the place to be on Saturday night in LA, as it hosted a celebratory gala with Chanel Fine Jewellery for a host of its most famous fans. Power couple Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale led the star-studded pack, and looked perfectly coordinated in top-to-toe black.

It was a truly starry night on the red carpet in New York yesterday evening, as the A-list descended on the US capital for the prestigious National Board of Review Awards Gala. Warming up for awards season - and the Golden Globes, which take place on Sunday - Hollywood's most beautiful reached to the back of their closets for a suitably gorgeous gown. Two such starlets? Actresses Keira Knightley and , who stopped to be snapped with dashing Michael Fassbender.

Sonia by Sonia Rykiel has given the nautical look a new-season update with this sharp-shouldered number. Soft cream and pastel stripes, as well as the figure-hugging shape, keep it sweet, so you can be queen of the waves for spring/summer!

Scooping both the George at Asda Gold Award and the Womenswear Award at Graduate Fashion Week, as well as industry support and mentoring, Chloe Jones from Bath Spa University is a name you need to know.

We caught up with her to discuss fashion, inspiration and what to do with her £20,000 prize.

What was the inspiration behind your collection?

It started with my love for gothic and cathedral architecture, it's so atmospheric. From here I decided to explore the subject in more detail and draw on other religious imagery. I was looking a lot at stained glass windows and had the idea of bringing the ethereal figures within them to life in the modern day.

What was on your moodboard?

Stunning vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, monks, friars, archangels. It was all very raw and emotive.

Do you sketch your ideas?

Yes, to start with I do like to sketch my ideas alongside my research to get an idea of where the collection is going. But it's when you start to mock up the ideas in 3-D that most of the development happens and you can see the shapes and silhouettes evolve. That's the exciting part!

How did it feel to see your finished collection on the catwalk?

It's very rewarding. Of course it's quite daunting presenting your work to the public having put your heart and soul into it, and you are never really able to step back and enjoy it properly! But I was so lucky that it was received so well.

Talk me through the materials and fabrics you used?

I used typical sweatshirt jerseys alongside silks. I wanted to give the hoodies a couture quality, so they are hand embroidered with metallic leaves and hand beaded and embellished. They are worn with full length, voluminous silk dresses to contrast with a more ethereal quality.

Do you have a favourite piece?

Possibly the cropped hoodie - this is the first piece I designed and worked on, and where the rest of the collection really stemmed from. It's very heavily embroidered and embellished across the shoulders, almost wing-like. I think it really represents what the collection is about.

Were there many late nights and early mornings?

Everything was done by hand, so it took forever. I think that's the nature of the industry anyway, and when you are so engrossed in your work you want to put that time and effort in.

Tell me what was going through your mind when your name was announced and you were called up on stage?

It was incredibly surreal. I have a vague recollection of my course mates all jumping up and screaming, but apart from that it was all a bit of a blur! I was completed stunned - I was so chuffed just to be able to show my collection at GFW, so to win both the Womenswear Award and the Gold Award was incredible.

What do you plan to do with your £20,000 prize money?

I think it's just the most amazing support to enter the industry with. It means that whatever opportunities come my way, I am now able to pursue which is just invaluable for a graduate.

Who would you like to see wearing your collection?

Somebody youthful who encompasses both the strong, powerful and urban qualities of the sportswear, and the ethereal, vulnerable element of the collection.

Whose style do you admire?

I have always admired Sarah Jessica Parker. She can look incredibly classic, but also be playful and have fun with fashion. Whatever look she goes for, I think she does it well and always looks incredibly stylish.

Do you have a favourite designer?

I admire different people, different seasons. I really love all sorts whether it's the stunning minimalism of , the richness of or the heritage of . Generally, I love quite classic design but with the little details and touches that make a garment extraordinary and exciting.

What's next for you?

It's all very overwhelming at the moment and the interest has been amazing. There are lots of opportunities arising from GFW, so we will have to see. I'm very excited to get into the industry.

Where do you see yourself in five years time?

Who knows! Engrossed in work and hopefully contributing to this amazing industry in one way or another. I'm open to all opportunities and very excited about the future.