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Although she’s been busy in other arenas, Agyness Deyn recently returned to the field in which she broke into the mainstream consciousness, shooting an editorial for V. Titled Saint Mark’s Place, the shoot hearkens back to the areas once-punk aesthetic. Maybe it’s a weakness for pretty girls with shaved heads, but methinks Agyness is looking good.
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Katy Perry has taken a lot heat over the last few months, when your hit song is called “I Kissed A Girl” that tends to happen. Recently she gave an interview with YRB magazine explaining her persona and why she’s no role model:
“If people want a role model, they can have Miley Cyrus.”
I guess Perry hasn’t seen these photos of the tween queen:
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Here’s a preview of Ed Westwick’s interview in Page SIx Magazine
“People think Chace is gay, and thought I was gay, that we were humping. It’s not true, but hilarious. People project their fantasies onto people. I’ve never been someone who makes it my objective to go out and pick up chicks. But I’ve met some fantastic ladies here. You know those amazing conversations where you find yourself in a café talking until 2 a.m. and never see them again.”
You may not be gay, but you’re still a douche. Catch more rich sayings from Ed in Sunday’s Page Six Magazine
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Earlier today I posted some photos of Selma Blair’s from the set of her new show Kath and Kim. In today’s fashion quotable, Blair talks about her interesting costume choices:
“The character’s fashion sense is really horrific! I’m wearing a lot of bright clothes and I don’t wear anything except black and white in real life. I’m wearing orange and blue together. It’s horrible. And wedge flip-flops all the time, toe-rings, and an anklet. I have long hair, too, so I have these horrifying extensions and these long nails. It’s so embarrassing.”
Again the show looks wonderfully tacky!
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“Well, I’m not saying I did this in Paris a couple of weeks ago, but taking a thousand dollars’ worth of hard drugs and putting it on the table in front of some of the world’s biggest fashion designers – I’m not saying who they might’ve been – and then having the waitress bring over straws.”
-Marilyn Manson telling Spin Magazine about his time in Paris.
Why who could he be referring to?
