A terrifying look back at high school.

Kate seems to have adjusted beautifully to her new royal and very public role–unlike William's late mother Diana, who always seemed uncomfortable and shy on the world stage. Kate will wear expensive clothes by Burberry or inexpensive clothes by Reiss–both British labels–and she looks equally great in both. She keeps her fashion sense in perspective, and doesn't let fashion overwhelm her, which she clearly could. 

SUPPORTING ACTRESS
 
Melissa Leo, The Fighter

SUPPORTING ACTOR
 
Christian Bale, The Fighter

Outside of America, Houston issued The Ultimate Collection in 2007, which is a more traditional hits album and features 18 songs (the bulk of which were not remixed). On the Official U.K. Albums chart, it peaked at No. 3.

The cabler is near a deal to pick up 26 new episodes of Futurama, sources close to the production confirm. Thirteen new episodes are slated to air next year with 13 more originals in 2013.

Director: Toben Seymour

The was celebrated in suitable style last night, with an A-list array of guests and the crème de la crème of the UK design scene.

Leading the celebrity contingency was , who flew the flag for her eponymous label in a floor-skimming black gown with bejeweled shoulders. Victoria cut a strikingly similar figure to , who also opted for a long black dress with sweeping train, albeit her version was sheer and teamed with a signature little black blazer.

But Moss wasn't just there to strike a pose: the fashionista was awarded the London 25 Award, a new accolade voted for by the public. She was presented with her gong by Vivienne Westwood and told the crowds, 'Wow! Lila is going to love this!'

The modeling world provided a slew of familiar faces, including supers Eva Herzigova, , , , Natalia Vodianova and , but it was a newcomer who scooped the covetable Model of the Year award - .

The rock offspring, who fronted this year's campaign for Hudson Jeans, took the time to thank her mother, Jerry Hall, calling the veteran beauty, '(my) biggest inspiration.'

Burberry Chief Creative Officer Christopher Bailey scooped the much-coveted Designer of the Year award following the label's triumphant return to London Fashion Week in September, while the fashion house was also named Designer Brand of the Year.

Topping off a year in the spotlight, and following her star turn in documentary The September Issue, Grace Coddington was awarded the Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator.



Representing the country's best new talent, Holly Fulton and Peter Pilotto won the Swarovski's Emerging Talent Awards, while established talent was recognised too - John Galliano was honoured with the Outstanding Achievement in Fashion Design award.

Today, the British Fashion Council has unveiled the shortlist for the 2008 British Fashion Awards.

Supported by Swarovski, the ceremony will take place on 25 November and is set to be a glittering affair, packed with the industry's leading lights.

'The Awards celebrate the extraordinary talent within the British fashion industry as highlighted in this year’s nominees list,' Hilary

NBC ranked fifth Wednesday with Minute to Win It (1.2, 4.2 million) up 20 percent from its March 16 episode. A rerun of Law & Order: SVU sunk to a 1.1 rating with 4 million. But a new episode, guest starring Rose McGowan (watch a clip), averaged a 2.6 rating with 8.7 million viewers, up eight percent compared to its last original in that time slot, Feb. 23.
 
The CW was last with America's Next Top Model (1.0, 2.2 million) and Shedding for the Wedding (.4, 968,000).
 

The first trailer for Captain America is here and it's about time.

Director: Sean Pecknold

Scott Feinberg's Interviews: McQueen (11/30/11), Fassbender (10/5/11)

PHOTOS: 'American Idol' Season 11 Finale: Jessica Sanchez vs. Phillip Phillips

But veteran Hollywood stylist Jessica Paster had a good day on Monday: Her young client Felicity Jones became the spring 2012 face of Dolce & Gabbana makeup -- and she won the Gotham Awards breakthrough actor award in New York. This means Jones will be trotting around all of awards season -- and so, in turn, will Paster.

Repped by WME and Brillstein Entertainment Partners, Adams most recently starred in The Muppets and The Fighter. She will next be seen in Man of Steel, The Master and On the Road.

Hollie Cavanagh: Cavanagh had the final spot of the night, and she is just too cute -- like a partly British real-life Tinkerbell. I could listem to Cavanagh and her parents speak all night. Cavanaugh, born in 1993, performed Celine Dion’s cover of Laura Branigan’s “Power of Love.” It is a big song for a little girl, and she missed a few notes in performance, but that’s just a quibble. Lopez and Tyler noticed the pitch problems, but praised her performance. Jackson said she blew it out of the box.

How was J.C. Chandor, who had never before written or directed a feature film, able to assemble an all-star cast -- Zachary Quinto, Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons, Paul Bettany, Penn Badgely, Stanley Tucci, Simon Baker, Demi Moore, and Mary McDonnell -- for this, his first? By penning a gripping, moving, and timely script with a dozen memorable parts (think Glengarry Glen Ross shifted from a real estate office to Wall Street) and then winning the confidence and backing of Quinto and his production company. The film -- which was shot for just $3.5 million over 17 days in New York City, picked up at Sundance by Roadside and Lionsgate, and became a phenomenal hit on VOD -- focuses on the response of senior executives at a large Lehman Brothers-like investment bank to a grave discovery made by junior analysts: that excessive leverage of mortgage-backed securities, combined with uprecedented market volatility, will, in just hours, cause the firm to suffer losses greater than its market capitalization, bringing down the too-big-to-fail company and the rest of the market, too. Through the deliberations about how to respond to the crisis, we come to learn about the company's hierarchy (people use and abuse each other all the way up the food chain), the widely-varying concerns of its employees (from survival to maintaining appearances to behaving ethically to pure greed), and the way that each of them justifies his or her actions ("I warned you," "Everything is cyclical," "If we don't do it someone else will," etc.). Everyone is given a fair hearing, and we are reminded (through a magnificent monologue delivered by Tucci) that perhaps it's time to get back to focusing on things that are tactile and help people instead of the opposite.

The show was nicknamed the "Battle of Versailles" because there was a real competition between the French and American designers -- and the Americans triumphed because of the models they sent to walk the runway: a group of black models that sashayed the runway to R&B - a combined phenom that blew the French away. Those models included Pat Cleveland (a famous Halston model), Bethann Hardisan, Billie Blair and an impressive group that wound up changing the fashion industry's idea of models. They also turned the Versailles event into a moment in time where American designers became important on the world stage. It's hard to imagine there was a time when that wasn't true -- but New York didn't really become a fashion capital until the mid-1970s.

3.) Elvis is lucky his eyes are closed: As part of the annoying and endless tributes to Vegas and its tourist destinations, the show put on a tribute to Elvis Presley set to his song, “Viva Las Vegas.” From the messy choreography, attempts at throwing b-boy dancing into the mix, and the plastic Elvis pompadour wigs, we were thankful the superstar wasn’t around to see it. Sadly, we weren’t so lucky.

Over on Fox, Lady Gaga and Rob Marshall's guest judging stints on So You Think You Can Dance (5.3 million, 1.7) boosted ratings 6 percent compared to last Thursday's telecast, but Dance ranked third in its 8 p.m. time slot.

Maroon 5 front man and coach Adam Levine defended his team member saying, “We’re not referring to women, we’re referring to everything… it’s called a metaphor.” While Jay-Z's original lyrics definitely did not refer to a metaphorical "bitch," Lucca changed the majority of the song's lyrics for his performance, virtually eliminating the original context of the line -- and giving credence to Levine's assertion that it's not meant to be taken literally.

All the hullabaloo about whether Hollywood will continue to donate money to the campaign of Barack Obama ignores one big reality: They still need him. The Justice Department has discretion on whether to pursue the Megauploads of the world. And the State Department or the U.S. Trade Rep still gets to decide how hard to lean on other countries for cooperation.

As we discussed last month, even if SOPA doesn't pass, courts could eventually put the effects of the bill into force anyway. Hollywood would surely like this, but in the meantime, judges are issuing all sorts of extraordinary injunctive relief for plaintiffs in intellectual property disputes.

He also hinted at a possible format change in future seasons: "Maybe if we change the rules next season, maybe do the same thing we do on So You Think You Can Dance ... so that America votes for the bottom three, and then the judges decide who goes home ... I think that will be thought about."

Amy Adams will star in and produce a feature adaptation of the Steve Martin novel Object of Beauty with Maven Pictures producers Trudie Styler and Celine Rattray.

Aim High (Warner Brothers Digital Distribution)

Was Josh Krajcik’s cover of Christina Perri’s “Jar of Hearts” a tad girly for the burly burrito man?
'When I first heard it, it felt a little feminine,” he acknowledges. “But I think I did it my own way and I feel pretty good.” Josh adds that he’s still getting used to the stage, too. “It’s unlike anything I've ever seen, let alone been on,” he says. “Just nine months ago, I was playing in small, nearly empty clubs in Columbus. I always gave it my all, I don't want to disparage those clubs because I love those people, but this is so different. And in a lot of ways it's completely the same. And if I keep that feeling about it, I think I can do well.”

The style scribe also noted that Herr Lagerfeld spends too much time developing his celebrity profile and building more Karl-brand products. Needless to say, her comments got her banished from the front row of Chanel's next show.

Director: Kyle Thomas

Gunnar: Nina said the dress was expected and that she had seen it before; Michael wasn’t impressed and thought it read too mother of the bride; Heidi liked the dress and thought it was well-constructed; Bonnie thought the unforgiving lace took away the dress’ fluidity and made it stiff. Gunnar is shocked he’s in the bottom.

Foley Artists: Goro Koyama, Andy Malcolm

Since so many actresses love and wear Dior -- Charlize Theron, Natalie Portman, and Mila Kunis (who was at the show in Paris) among many others -- we can be expect to see Dior's silhouettes at premieres and parties in the coming months. Expect for example to see these looks at the Cannes Film Festival in May: fuller skirted gowns instead of 2011's ubiquitous mermaid fishtails, but with much tigher bodices.

Alicia: Heidi thought it was a pretty, simple dress; Bonnie felt the dress got lost somewhere between office and cocktail; Nina called it dowdy; Michael said it looked like a field hockey uniform.

Lauren:  Let me tell you, you haven’t seen me cry until I get to go home after two and a half months!  I’m used to going to school everyday, being surrounded by friends, getting tired of being around them and it was pulled away from us so we could follow our dreams so it’s gonna be one day where we see all of our friends and reunite and come back and do our thing again.  It’s gonna be amazing.

The series ended Monday’s episode with probably the toughest competition. It pitted Christina’s team members preacher’s son Anthony Evans and single dad Jesse Campbell, against each other.

Josh Lumsden, “Guilty”

After all, he is an official – if not widely lauded -- luxury brand fashion designer who has had at least two runway shows in Paris. He's friends with Vogue editor Anna Wintour and he himself wears Hermes, Givenchy, and Celine, among top brands.

The Guessing Game

Hooray For Earth, ''True Loves''

Favorite recent purchase:

So did they knock off Vocal Adrenaline off its “dynasty” pedestal?

E!: 10p.m. The Soup is all-new with the best in reality show clips and general TV nonsense.  

Rob Marshall, who recently directed Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, is directing what Atwood calls "a speeded up, hip '30s that's going to be really fun." The Thin Man's mustachioed detective is yet another role that seems tailor made for Depp's increasingly comedic sensibilites. But the original 1934 film was no lightweight: It was nominated for four Academy Awards: Best Actor in a Lead Role, Best Director, Best Picture and Best Writing, Adaptation.

10:40 p.m. Clive Owen posing for a picture with a self-described fan at the HBO party.

Plec: We’ve got a new character named Hailey who will be showing up around the third episode, who Tyler is going to know from his own past. Bonnie’s going to find a new mentor in a professor at the local university, where her grandmother used to teach. For Bonnie, who has been absent with any good mentor figure, she’s going to connect with this guy. He’s going to be very, very, very, very brilliant and well-versed in the world of the supernatural. We haven’t cast Hailey or the professor yet.

The movie is will start shooting in September in Toronto. It also will shoot in New York.

Graham, who is releasing a new single sometime this summer and has her Against the Wall EP out, also spoke of a "surprise appearance" from someone viewers are already familiar with.

Not to mention that combined gothic/ '70s set décor, makeup and campy costumes are light years away from the plywood makeshift Collinwood manor and its denizens' frumpy fashions. Check out Vanity Fair's Dark Shadows gallery (amusingly titled "The Young and The Lifeless") to see new photos of the characters and costumes.

Although he's no legal expert, he stands firmly in Louboutin's court. “I know Christian well and I think he is a wonderful designer and his red sole has a strong identity. I cannot pass any legal judgment but for my part, I say he is the guy who had the idea of doing that and it should be his."

Four nerdy guys buy the hottest video game of the year, but what they bought was not what they expected.

Other

An animated account of an organism adapting to its environment.

The Contract

What’s Astro’s process when it comes to writing his own raps?
“I’ll do it whenever, wherever I can,” says the 15-year-old whose real name is Brian Bradley. “If I have to write on the wall, I'll write on the wall, or if I have a phone, I'll type something, an ipad… it's whatever I'm thinking. When words flow through my mind, I write them down.” His original raps seem to be working. On Wednesday, he received tweets from Snooki, who called his skills “sick,” and Jaden Smith, who suggested linking up.

VIDEO: 'American Idol': Jim Carrey's Daughter Auditions 

Phillips also gave a health update with Derek Hough, who dislocated his shoulder on the show last night.

STORY: Chanel Couture: Can the New A-Line Gown Cut It in Hollywood?

The odd couple managed to have a feisty and fascinating conversation about fashion, gay marriage and whether clothing is art or mere commerce.

She spoke to The Hollywood Reporter exclusively, after she was given permission by the family to speak on their behalf.

"Playing him has been the most fun I've ever had," Grammer said of his role as the manipulative mayor of Chicago on Starz's Boss said backstage.