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INDIE NEWSROOM: Victoria Beckham Suffers for Fashion…Gaga Takes a Trip to Springfield…Glee’s ‘Fashion’ Music Video

Lester Brathwaite — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 22:49:40 +0000

- Noted bad bitch in heels, Victoria Beckham, will be heel-less thanks to a silly old slipped disc she may have suffered while wearing said heels when she was pregnant. It’s called commitment, kids. [Daily Mail]

- An animated Lady Gaga will “play a little bit of a slut” (natch)when she kisses Marge Simpson — and inspires the town of Springfield, which is suffering from low self-esteem (natch) — during her guest starring stint on an episode of The Simpsons. [Page Six]

- 1500 ~~losers with too much time on their hands~~ people have signed an online petition to stop the “Starlet or Streetwalker” segment on E!‘s Fashion Police. Meanwhile, they’re completely missing the entire point of the segment: Hollywood starlets are skanks. Let’s stop the problem at its source, can we? [The Cut]

Nylon Guys Reemerges With Paul Rudd

McArthur Joseph — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 20:59:10 +0000

We’ve been fans of Nylon Magazine‘s brother publication Nylon Guys for quite some time now. Maybe it’s the fact that they’re on Twitter or their latest cover with Paul Rudd but it seems like this mens mag is ready to make a serious splash.

We’re obsessing over the wardrobe and the amazing lighting in this editorial. Everything just feels super fresh, light, and super cool.

Keep reading to see more Rudd in Nylon Guys.

10 Reasons Men Should Wear Short Shorts

Jessica Lapidos — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 13:13:25 +0000

After a public outcry about last week’s High Waisted Shorts debacle, ladies (and some men) have retaliated. The request? That men will stop fearing their gams and start wearing short shorts. The man’s upper thigh, when shown correctly, can be a beautiful thing. And in the words of one sexual predator lady friend of mine, “It makes men feel vulnerable.” No really though, it takes a man with confidence to try it, and it’s so sexy when you (yes, you) pull it off well. Ten designers agree:

Michael Bastian preps in khaki rolled up to its shortest capacity. You’ll cause quite a stir at the country club.

RiRi’s Boobs Move Issues

Lester Brathwaite — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 20:41:12 +0000

Rihanna‘s topless cover on the January issue of GQ was the mag’s biggest seller of 2010, according to WWD. On the flip side Blake Lively may have bewitched Anna Wintour and Karl Lagerfeld, but her February cover of Esquire, where she’s more or less clothed, was their worst seller. So let’s recap: men love boobs. Who knew?

Other newsstand winners included GQ‘s triptych August cover featuring funnymen Tracy Morgan, Paul Rudd and Zach Galifinakis; Esquire‘s March cover with Leonardo Dicaprio boozing it up proved a hit as did their September issue with possibly gay James Franco; and Details‘s March issue with Twilight‘s dreamy vamp Robert Pattinson sunk its teeth into the market.

Readers, however, avoided Pattinson’s co-star Taylor Lautner‘s July GQ cover, proving that tweenage girls aren’t very gentlemanly; not very many people were mad about Mad Men‘s Jon Hamm‘s Details cover in October; and Javier Bardem‘s cigarette was the only thing smoking about his February cover of Esquire.

Men’s Journal deigned to put Mel Gibson on their cover and paid the price since very few people were willing to pay for it. Next time, Men’s Journal, strip down that raging anti-Semite and give him a smoky eye, maybe then he’ll sell a few more copies.

Link Love: WWD

Vanity Fair Covers A Subject That Everyone Already Has. Jewish Comedians.

Saynt — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 03:04:56 +0000

The next issue of Vanity Fair is about the same old comedy people we’ve been laughing at for the past 4 years. Considering Seth Rogen’s last movie was a flop (the one where he’s in a porno), Paul Rudd is most remembered for not being a douchebag, and that fat one isn’t that funny when he’s not opposite George Micheal from Arrested Development, it seems a bit like this group is a bunch of dudes we already laugh at (and didn’t need to reminder to do so from Vanity Fair).

LINKAGE: Seth Rogen & Paul Rudd Cover Vanity Fair