Fire used as a visual and musical tool.

Since I don’t make accessories yet, I got a super minimal raw edge cut Celine tote as a birthday gift to myself.

VIDEO: Nicki Minaj Says It Takes 'Guts,' 'Heart' to Compete on 'American Idol' 

Scott Feinberg's Interviews: Hill (11/20/11)

Growing up in a Texas drug rehab, a teenage girl learns the rules of life and dairy products.

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'Dancing With the Stars'' Elisabetta Canalis: Why I Got Voted Off

But Steinfeld, 14 and Fanning, just 13, were both decked out in Chanel duds for the exclusive private dinner party held at the Chanel boutique on Robertson Blvd. Sure, there were other A-listers such as Kate Bosworth, Cat Deeley, Lily Collins and Mad Men buxom beauty Christina Hendricks.

Idol viewers are used to auditions from famous daughters. Season 11 featured semifinalist Shannon Magrane, daughter of former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Joe Magrane. Season six champion Jordin Sparks is the daughter of former New York Giants cornerback Phillippi Sparks. (Other Idol hopefuls with a famous parent include Jane Carrey, daughter of actor-comedian Jim Carrey.)

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Skylar Laine: The effervescent country singer belted a song from her personal idol, Miranda Lambert. (Surprise, surprise. Meanwhile, Lambert is over at rival show The Voice mentoring with inarguably dreamy husband Blake Shelton.) As it happened, Laine did Lambert justice, infusing "Gunpowder and Lead" with a cheerleader-esque energy and wide vocal range that had Jackson comparing her to Carrie Underwood. Quoth Tyler, in a bit of uninspired criticism: "That was over the top."

Director: Micah Magee

James Vanderbilt, who penned Amazing, will be back behind the keyboard for the continuation of the new movie franchise.

Patrick is a brilliant doctor in an obsessive race to alter his own grim prognosis. During a series of unconventional experiments, he discovers a scientific loophole unlike anything he had ever imagined.

Avi Arad, Laura Ziskin and Matt Tolmach are producing the current movie as well as the sequel. The reboot series is being overseen at Columbia by Rachel O'Connor and Hannah Minghella.

Phillip Phillips: Phillips was born Sept. 20, 1990, but he was due Oct. 14, 1990. Not only was he premature, according to his parents, but he nearly died in childbirth. It was then revealed that Phillips had even more medical problems in adulthood, like as recently as last week when the poor guy had to have surgery for kidney stones. Phillips soldiered through the Black Crowes’ cover of Otis Redding’s “Hard to Handle.” Phillips chose to perform the song sans the guitar, and did a straightforward and unflashy version of the rocker. The song is definitely in his proverbial wheelhouse, and Jackson had kind words to say, saying “You are kind of unique for us... you sound amazing." Lopez made a funny, yet unintentional, pun in her critique, saying “this is just so natural for you... in every cell of your body, not to get too medical for you ... it just comes out of you!" (Like kidney stones?)” Tyler had one quibble with Phillips: “Watch your melody, but keep it up.”

Reinaldo Arenas

The latest video from YouTube stars the Pet Collective features the canine Pete, who is so sad to see his owner leave for a date that he breaks out into a doggy version of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep.”

When the project was reconfigured into a reboot, Vanderbilt was brought over to pen the new, character-focused version. (Alvin Sargent, also a member of the Columbia’s Spider-Man family, worked on the new script.)

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Even if Hollywood fails to bring lawmakers on board to pass the latest anti-piracy measures, it's likely we'll see alternative attempts by copyright holders to attain injunctive relief against search engines, social media sites, advertising networks, and domain registrars. If the MPAA is successful in its lawsuit against Hotfile, for instance, the next step might be wiping off the company from the face of digital Earth. The MPAA is already collecting data on its many affiliates. The future of copyright cases looks to be a dragnet.

Heejun Han: Born in 1989, Han picked Richard Marx’s “Right Here Waiting,” a straightforward ballad that should have been a slam-dunk performance. It wasn’t. Han, increasingly looking uncomfortable on the Idol stage, ran out of steam mid-song, and was so boring even his trademark snarkiness couldn’t save it. Jackson didn’t enjoy it, and told Han he was “pitchy and out of breath.” “It was the wrong song -- not a great performance..” Lopez said she could tell Han was struggling, “but towards the end it got beautiful and felt his heart and soul.” Tyler repeated Jackson’s criticism, adding “It just wasn’t a great song for you.”

FashionPlaytes CEO Sarah McIlory is a mom of two, and had fond memories of designing clothes with her mother when she was growing up. When Mcllory became a mother to two girls, she wanted to pass on that experience to her daughters, but in a modern way. 

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.

For the May 16 daytime jury photocall with Ewan McGregor (in Marni) and Jean-Paul Gaultier, Kruger chose a sexy burgundy lace-up dress by Versus from the designer's fall collection. She paired it with Jimmy Choo's $995 black dotted lace and nude mesh “Katima” sandal, minimal makeup with a subtle smoky eye and tousled waves.

Dancing With the Stars' Chynna Phillips: Why I Went on the Show (Video)

The couple's engagement was revealed in April by The Hollywood Reporter. After the engagement went public, construction for a large hall began at their Provence estate. Aerial images of the chateau and grounds in February showed a large white building being erected next to a quaint chapel.

As always, the Hollywood Reporter got the answers straight from the scene of Wednesday’s episode. Read on for this week’s hot button topics…

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X Factor’s Top 12 have shaped up to be an entertaining lot that offers a little something for everyone. But as we get to know these finalists, who range in age from 13 (Rachel Crow) to 60 (LeRoy Brown), questions remain, like these 12 naggers from the first shows.

Cavanagh, 18, told Ryan Seacrest that she had some off-camera coaching to channel the power ballad's meaning. The result: haunting and memorable, with traces of Carrie Underwood's stage presence; a vast improvement for Cavanagh, who's previously appeared nervous and timid on stage.

Director: Colm Quinn

The Bold and the Beautiful took home the top drama award at the Daytime Emmys. Read the full list of winners here.

10.) Time's a tickin' and so is our attention span: We do have to thank the producers for keeping the show to its two hour running time. Sure, the last few award speeches were a bit rushed, but obviously we (and Alex Trebek) are very thankful.

Director: Josh Lumsden

Directors: Alexej Tchernyi, Wu Zhi

Director: Bradford Willingham

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.

Joshua Ledet: The Lousiana soul singer cried after nailing his rendition of Mariah Carey's rendition of "I Can't Live (If Living Is Without You)" as the judges stood for a standing ovation. Tyler loved how Ledet, who appeared unconnected to Joel's "She's Got a Way" last week, was able to achieve an "emotional breakdown" through the Carey cover. "I just know I could help somebody else (by singing this song)," said Ledet, his eyes brimming with tears.

The evening was filled with dancing and toasts. We learned that Scott, who is visually impaired with two degrees of vision (he describes it as looking at life through a coffee straw), enjoys boogie-boarding and skiing and in a surprising revelation from his father Doug, we learned that Scott has also driven the family car. It seems that one day, Doug asked Scott if he would like the experience of driving and Scott said yes. So the family went to a huge empty parking lot and Scott got behind the wheel, following verbal cues from his family about what to do.

"When we launched the show last year, we kept quiet about the closed-ended nature of the show because we didn’t want to tip off the audience that the characters were not going to survive,” co-creator and executive producer Ryan Murphy said in a statement announcing the news Tuesday. "Now that it has been established that each year is a closed-ended story, the time seemed right to reveal what we’re calling the new installment."

Tiffany’s is one of many luxury companies that could be negatively affected by the court’s recent ruling against Louboutin’s color trademark violation suit. The company supported Louboutin’s efforts and last fall it filed court papers on his behalf. Tiffany has already begun using its Tiffany blue color on scarves, gloves and handbags.

Gevinson and the agency have closed a deal for her to make her acting debut in writer-director Nicole Holofcener's untitled new film at Fox Searchlight. She will play Chloe, an only child who never received much attention from her parents, forcing her to grow up faster than her peers. While Gevinson has quite attentive parents -- as noted in the Times feature -- she definitely can relate to growing up fast.

STORY: Krysten Ritter, 'The B---- in Apt 23,' is One of TV's First 21st Century Chicks

When The New York Times profiled 16-year-old Tavi Gevinson on July 29 during a monthlong U.S. tour to promote her online magazine Rookie, it probably didn't anticipate that within a week, she'd also have two other quite-major notches in her already-considerable belt: a starring role in a movie and representation by a major Hollywood talent agency. Sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that UTA will represent her in all areas.

Many who have discovered Ritter through Don’t Trust the B---- have hailed her as an “impressive newcomer.” The reality, though, is that she has been acting professionally -- really, hiding in plain sight -- for the better part of a decade already; it just took people a little while -- and a magnificent turn as Jane, the drug-addicted girlfriend of Jesse (Aaron Paul), on season two of AMC’s Breaking Bad -- to cause people to sit up and take notice.

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS (COMEDY)
1. Julie Bowen (Modern Family) BTJA, SAG (nonsupporting)
2. Sofia Vergara (Modern Family) HFPA, SAG (nonsupporting), IPA
3. Kristen Wiig (Saturday Night Live)
4. Jane Krakowski (30 Rock)
5. Cloris Leachman (Raising Hope)
6. Betty White (Hot in Cleveland) SAG (nonsupporting)
Alternate Jane Lynch (Glee)
Potential Surprise Cheryl Hines (Suburgatory) BTJA
Shoulda Been a Contender Jemima Kirke (Girls)

STORY: 'Apartment 23': More Beek Jeans, Romance for Chloe and 9 More Teasers From the Cast, Creators

In a devestating blow for Harry Potter fans, has revealed he is far from close to his wizard co-star, Rupert Grint.

They spent a decade of their childhoods on the set of the Harry Potter movies and their characters were the best of friends, so many assumed their on-screen friendship transferred into real life. But, alas, it is not the case.

has revealed that while he does keep in touch with , he rarely hears from Rupert Grint.

Radcliffe, 22, told The Mirror newspaper: 'There’s this idea that , Rupert and myself are the best of friends who always hang out together.



'I’m just going to put out there, Emma and I text all the time but Rupert and I never text each other, we never see each other.

'If I see him every six months or so, it’s a friendly "hello, how’s things with you" but that’s about it.'



The Harry Potter star, who is promoting his latest movie, , also revealed that the trio were once offered roles in a Wizard of Oz remake.



'I had a lot of offers post-Potter but I just try and stay away from any of the next big ­fantasy franchises... or anything crap, really,' he said.

Good idea.

Since the final film was released in 2011, the three stars have all pursued solo projects, with Radcliffe acting on stage in Equus, Grint starring in up-coming movie Into the White, and Watson forging herself a successful modelling career, fronting campaigns for Burberry and Lancome.

After a late night of excitement at the extravaganza it was another early start for Team MC as kicked off day four of LFW. Inspired by Florentine frescoes and a recent trip to India there was plenty of beading fused with those geometric prints that the duo does so well.

As usual for it was all about the tailoring this time with pops of pink and this weeks top trend surface embellishment.

Michael Van Der Ham was a kaleidoscope of colour, print and texture while David Koma showed a sports luxe collection inspired by we're guessing tennis star Maria Sharpova who was thanked in his show notes. Little bags of tennis ball sweets entitled 'sugarpova' also hinted at her influence on the young designer.

A mirrored catwalk at set the tone for a bright futuristic collection playing with textures and materials such as bright pink perspex bows and jelly belts.

Then it was off to where we spied Samantha Cameron making a quiet entrance before the Canadian designer bewitched us with another magical and oh so beautiful collection.

sent models clad in geometric mix matched dresses, fluro eye make-up and oversized Perspex and mirrored oversize earrings down the catwalk. Yet even the Queen of fluro showed some surprising monochrome looks, (one of SS13 key emerging trends) in the form of very commercial appealing looking tailored coats.

After that it was back into Team MCs Mercedes Benz LFW car to whiz us over to Kensington for . Pulling up to the venue with the fun pop up invite in hand, it was a paparazzi scrum to capture star after star who arrived - Andy Murray, , Laura Bailey, Dita Von Teese and 1Directioner to name a few.

Describing it as a 'palette of peacock in shantung silk' Charlotte Moore editor of Marie Claire Runway explained 'the trenches packed a powerful punch. Yet the clashing oversized Perspex bags and metallic shoes were what we really fell in love with. '

Then it was over to Giles for some dark show stopping glamour with a feminine twist - pencil skirts and fitted bodices in murky blues and lilacs or puffy skirts topped with playful wide brimmed grey metallic hair hats.

Meanwhile at Osman it was back to the bright side as neon pinks clashed with cobalt blue or mustard yellows. Just like his AW12 tailored brocade trousers that have been such a hit it is inevitable that his leather creations with heart shaped embroidery will be just as popular for spring.

The final show of the day was JW Anderson - the name that has been on everyone's lips this week since his standout collaboration with Topshop. Playing with proportions it was quite a different Feel for the Irish designer with dropped pleated waists and jacquard cuts. Whereas Minute flower prints on tapered trousers, loose dresses and shell tops felt more like his signature appeal.

Then it was off to the Kenzo Paris party at Liberty where we danced to Blood Orange before jumping over to the Topshop JW Anderson party where we danced long into the night to Jesse Ware.

fashionistais said to be in the running to play the lead in Hollywood’s anticipated adaptation of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and is rumoured to have chopped her locks off for the part.

Just last week the Burberry beauty lopped off her long hair in favour of a short pixie crop, posting pictures on facebook, and revealing it was a ‘liberating experience’.

But now it seems may have had an ulterior movie for going from long to short.

The star has reportedly been screen tested for the biggest vacant role in Hollywood – the lead in Steig Larsson’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

' has auditioned with director David Fincher and cut her hair to look the part,' one insider told the Sun.

‘The character of Lisbeth is a misfit goth-type girl with spikey hair.’

But it seems Emma may have a fight on her hands if she wants to secure the coveted role. , , Natalie Portman and are rumoured to have their eyes on the part.

Would you like to see take the lead in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo? Or do you think the film needs someone more edgy? Let us know in the comments box below.

Milan Fashion Week is getting under-way and we're looking forward to some of the fashion greats taking to the catwalk over the next few days. With set to show on Sunday, they're the latest brand to develop their social media network - with live-streaming of messages by show guests.

Following in Piccadilly circus and numerous designers live-streaming their shows, over the last few seasons, social media has made fashion interactive for everyone worldwide. Wiith countless blogs, websites and twitter making the glamourous world of fashion accessible for all us mere mortals - we can only hope more designers jump onboard!



With set to show on 27th Sunday at 2pm Milan Time , a WI-FI network will be available inside the Metropol Theatre - where guests will be able to log in to a customised website where they'll be able to post comments live during the show.

The messages of guests attending the show will then appear in live streaming on the monitors positioned over the catwalk and will be joined by those sent by viewers of the show through official 's Twitter and Facebook page.

As the sunshine (finally!) made an appearance this summer, a whole host of our most handsome male stars enjoyed a day out at the polo for the Audi Polo International event in Windsor this weekend.

Doctor Who's and fellow actor wore their smartest suits and sunglasses to watch the action on their boys' day out at the prestigious Guards Polo Club (where Prince William and regularly play) at Smith's Lawn.

The handsome duo were spotted laughing and joking, and enjoying the free flowing champagne as they watched the Coronation Cup between England and South Africa.



And they weren't short of female attention either. was spotted chatting to a mystery woman beside the polo fields, whilst (without new girlfriend Ruth Negga) was pictured chatting to actress Annabelle Wallis.

The two actors weren't the only heart-throbs present at the posh event. Burberry model and actor Douglas Booth got the ladies blushing with an appearance at the Audi-hosted party wearing a relaxed patterned shirt, jeans and boots ensemble.

Other notable guests included teen songstress , Eastenders actress Preeya Kalidas, and dancer Brendan Cole and his wife Zoe Hobbs – who are expecting their first child together.

With the ongoing trend for mixing designer labels with vintage and high street finds, searching eBay for that unique bargain continues to be a popular pursuit for fashionistas.

SUPPORTING ACTOR
 
Christian Bale, The Fighter

The film opens July 22.

Downton Abbey's Lady Mary -- British actress Michelle Dockery -- is always elegant in her Edwardian long jackets and long straight skirts, her black chiffon gowns worn with Deco jewelry and her hair tightly coiled, her skin beyond pale.

Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Lily Cole, Stella Tennant, Lily Donaldson and Georgia May Jaffer will walk in clothes designed by famed British designers Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood and Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen. The playlist will include David Bowie's "Fashion," not surprisingly.

He lost at the DGA, but he’s our pick for the Oscars. Why? The DGA has a huge TV contingent; they respected Tom Hooper’s craftsmanship on Speech, but Fincher’s visual mastery means more with the Academy. Bad sign for Hooper: Even BAFTA opted for Fincher over his British rival.

PHOTOS: The 10 Least Scary Movies of All Time

MGM is behind the movie and with the high pedigree of Kimberly Peirce (Boys Don’t Cry) in the director’s chair and a script by playwright Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, the moviemakers are hoping to make an elevated thriller that can stand next to the 1976 Brian De Palma classic.

Plec: Bonnie is going to be going through her own emotional crisis at the beginning of the season as Elena goes through hers. It’ll take the girls a couple of episodes before they realize that they can go through it together. I think that the good news is that Elena’s friendships will remain solid as she herself is crumbling a little bit.

TCA = 28th Television Critics Association Awards, which will be presented by the Television Critics Association on July 28.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan is attached to star in The Rut, an indie drama being directed by Karyn Kusama.

In the episode, TV JVDB (as producers call him) will attempt to stage a Dawson's Creek reunion, enlisting the help of former co-star Philipps -- who played Audrey on the former WB coming-of-age drama.

Lindy Booth is in talks to play Night Bitch in Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall.

"I’ve been very lucky in that all my new characters have caught on, but these two have really been the break-outs," he says. "I think the enthusiasm I have for them is contagious because we’ve generally outsold most of the big Marvel and DC titles since we started and I’ve literally seen strangers dressed as these guys in the street in Halloween. I’ve never enjoyed writing characters as much as I enjoy writing these two. Hit-Girl maybe a little more, since she’s more outrageous."

Fox: 8p.m. New episode of So You Think You Can Dance - the Top 20 dancers perform.

Director: Rudolf Smid

STORY: Gladys Knight, Celine Dion Pay Tribute to Oprah at Daytime Emmy Awards

CHRISTEENE, "African Mayonnaise"

Director: Orlando von Einsiedel

At the end of the clip, Kim admits, "I think it's so ironic that I'm always giving my friends their closet makeovers, so for the roles to be reversed, it's like, Oh my God." She took the words right out of our mouths.

Hyperpotamus, ''De Camino''