Increasingly, when new collections hit the runways, it’s hard not to wonder: Were these clothes made for Instagram? That was never more true than last September, when Prada’s spring 2014 collection showed in Milan. Almost instantly, the collection — which featured works by artists Stinkfish, Jeanne Detallante, and Pierre Mornet printed onto handbags and dresses — became the one that launched 1,000 Instagrams.
In the two-ish months since Leighton Meester and Adam Brody's secret wedding, we had yet to catch a satisfying glimpse of her engagement bling -- until now, that is.
In the new movie "The Other Woman," Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann and Kate Uptons' characters plot to get sweet, sweet revenge on the man who's cheating on them all.
At the L.A. premiere for the comedy on Monday, Mann and Upton each admitted they'd been cheated on before -- and both served up revenge stories that were almost as good as fiction.
Mann said she used a bit of trickery to get back at a boyfriend who cheated on her in her early twenties.
It seems like everywhere you look, there's a new celebrity endorsement. Actors and singers alike grace the pages of magazines, glare back at us on television and even lend their voices to brands. It's difficult then, to remember a time when they weren't the most obvious choice to star in an advertisement.
Diane Keaton is dispensing her thoughts on the unmarried life: Everyone, quiet down.
She gives People a very mixed-bag sort of analysis:
We're not sure if we're being pranked with these awesome Instagram and Twitter accounts, but goddamn if this grandma isn't amazing. But she's isn't just any grandma, she's Sneaker Grandma. And her shoe game is on FIRE.
