Ashton Kutcher Has Justin Bieber Hair

Posted by Jean Bentley on March 9th, 2010

Celebrity Tweetup: What’s new in the star-studded Twitterverse? We’ve scanned our favorite celeb Twitter feeds for the day’s funniest, wackiest, most profound and most inane Tweets. Don’t forget to follow @Crushabledotcom for celebrity news, gossip, and the stuff you care about.

Ashton Kutcher, actor (@aplusk):

Jordin Sparks, singer (@TheRealJordin):

Diablo Cody, writer (@diablocody):

Kim Kardashian, reality star (@KimKardashian):

Kat Dennings, actress (@OfficialKat):

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More on Hil Duff’s YA Books: Plot Revealed

Posted by Jean Bentley on March 9th, 2010

More on Hilary Duff’s YA books, from the press release:

Duff’s Elixir combines the overpowering allure of a dangerous love triangle with thrilling international adventure. Clea Raymond is a talented young photojournalist who has spent her entire life in the spotlight as the daughter of a Washington politician and a renowned surgeon. Haunted by the strange appearance of a mysterious young man in her photographs, Clea travels the globe with her best friends, Rayna and Ben, in a race against time to unravel a centuries-old mystery that could unlock the key to her soulmate’s true identity and the secret of her father’s disappearance—and ultimately save all their lives.

Hm, dare we say it? This actually sounds like it could be a fun read. We love a good mystery. And it seems 98 percent less vapid than LA Candy.

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Heidi Montag In New Funny Or Die Video

Posted by Jean Bentley on March 9th, 2010

Today’s PM Crush Links, a roundup of the day’s most talked-about celebrity news:

  • Actor Max Ryan, who plays Samantha’s love interest in Sex and the City 2, was seriously injured in a car accident yesterday. [Life & Style]
  • Charlie Sheen is leaving rehab so he can resume taping epsiodes of Two and a Half Men. [RadarOnline]
  • Justin Bieber will promote his album on QVC tonight. We may or may not live blog this ridiculousness. [MTV]
  • Howard Stern criticized Gabourey Sidibe on his show, saying she’s “the size of a planet” and that she won’t work again. [Jezebel]
  • The man who tried to blackmail David Letterman will get six months in jail. [The Wrap]
  • Here’s a great roundup of Kathy Ireland’s greatest acting moments. [The Frisky]
  • Heidi Montag is in a new Funny or Die video about plastic surgery, embedded for your pleasure:

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We Want Your Celebrity-Obsessed Art

Posted by Erin Carlson on March 9th, 2010

Haven’t you heard? We are hosting a celeb art contest here at Crushable, where we are so obsessed with celebrities that sometimes we draw them. (We are currently working on a Jack Donaghy tribute portrait). Anyways! The lovely image above (of singer Evan Dando)  is one of the submissions we received from reader who tells us Dando loved it so much, he contacted her directly and now owns it.

If you love celebrities and art, and you’d like to win sweet prizes, send us your stuff! More details here.

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Gratuitous Jack Donaghy Photo

Posted by Amanda Ernst on March 9th, 2010

Steve and AlecAfter hosting the Academy Awards on Sunday night, Alec Baldwin partied. Then he did what any sensible person would do and he blogged about the whole experience. Happily, this gives us a peek into the world of Oscar and Alec’s psyche. What did we learn? Alec loves (500) Days of Summer and Carey Mulligan. And “Kathryn Bigelow [was] trembling onstage as she accepted her second Oscar in under two minutes.”

We also like Alec’s thought on Sandra Bullock’s big win. He spotted her “sitting in a room just outside the [Vanity Fair after party] with her husband, spending a moment taking it all in.” Explained Alec:

“Sandy has made a lot of movies. And those movies have made a lot of money. I believe, however, that Sandy, whose career began with movies like Demolition Man, had that dream that we all have and had it all along. Money, fame and privilege all fade into the background. Winning the big one would be…oh so nice. That was the wonderful look on Sandy’s face last night. That the reality is every bit as fantastic as the dream.”

Thoughts on Hosting the 2010 Academy Awards [Huffington Post]

(Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

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Crushable Questionnaire: Jennifer Wright

Posted by Crushable Staff on March 9th, 2010

1. What was your best date?

Bungalow 8. It was when it was still good, and it was the first club I ever went to. I drank champagne and ate grilled cheese sandwiches and danced on the base of a palm tree, while Mary Kate Olsen sat to one side, looking like an eccentrically garbed homeless person. The guy who took me there had his moments.

2. What was your worst?

It was already going badly, and he asked if I minded if he smoked. I said “sure!” Then he picked up my hand, wove the cigarette between my fingers, took a drag on it and said “so what were you sayin’, babe?”And I was stuck there, with his drool and the nicotine awkwardly coating the crevice between my fingers.

3. What’s your backstory?

When I was a kid I used to read Eloise over and over and told everyone that I would move to New York, and live at the Plaza. I now live in New York (not at the Plaza) and am the deputy editor of the Gloss. Some stuff happened in between.

4. Everyone has a “thing.” What’s yours? – I don’t.

Well, now I feel stupid. Despite my best efforts, all my houseplants die within a week. Plant killer? Is that a thing? I can sort of do bird calls, too. And I can beat you in a pie eating contest. Not anyone, just you.

5. Everyone also has a karaoke song. Name yours (and don’t be shy).

I am tone deaf and this questionnaire is continuing to make me sad. I like it when people sing New York, New York, though. Mostly I just stand in the corner and I sway.

6. Who are your biggest influences?

Dorothy Parker, my Mom, Diana Vreeland, my Grandmother

7. What is it you most dislike?

Oranges

8. Whose job would you like to steal?

You know those people who get to walk people on and offstage at the Oscars? I always thought that seemed like a fun job. Also, driving a Zamboni or working in a cupcake shop. I applied to work in a cupcake shop, once. I was told I didn’t have enough experience.

9. When I wake up in the middle of the night it’s because I’ve had a nightmare that I’m ___ .

Both Michael York and Graydon Carter are prominent figures in my nightmares. They periodically berate me and issue weird threats of physical violence until I wake up screaming. Seriously. Both are people I admire in my waking life.

10. I feel my best when I’m wearing ___ .

Prada. Like the devil. But different.

11. Please settle the debate: New York or LA?

Americans with only ambition move to LA. Americans with only intellect move to San Francisco. Americans with both move to New York.

12. What’s on your playlist at this very moment?

The Smiths, Eartha Kitt and, inexplicably, some cover band called AD/DB because I can’t get the real AC/DC on my iTunes account and I like to listen to “Have a Drink on Me” because it reminds me of Raven O’s intro at The Box, which was a club that was cool, once, but is not, now.

13. What are you watching on TV?

Re-runs of Mad Men. 30 Rock. Gossip Girl. I also kind of have a thing for Law and Order: Criminal Intent and Cold Case.

14. If you alone held the power to pick a boyfriend for Jennifer Aniston, who would you pick?

Brian Stelter.

15. Given the chance, would you rather hang out with George Clooney or Robert Downey Jr.?

Whichever one found me more physically attractive.

16. If you were a character on any movie or TV show, past or present, who would you be?

Liz Lemon. But everyone thinks they’re Liz Lemon. Mary Tyler Moore. I love her.

17. What is your drug of choice?

Hugs.

18. What’s the last thing you think about before falling asleep at night?

Whether or not I could keep reading for five more minutes.

Jennifer Wright is deputy editor at The Gloss.

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Hilary Duff To Write Young Adult Books

Posted by Jean Bentley on March 9th, 2010

Newly engaged Hilary Duff is set to write a series of young adult novels about “the worldwide adventures of photojournalist Clea Raymond.” She’s also set to write a book about children coping with divorce. Will she be the next Lauren Conrad (who is a New York Times bestselling author, by the way)? [Yahoo!]

(Photo: WENN.com)

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Ryan Gosling’s New Girlfriend: WHO ARE YOU?

Posted by Jean Bentley on March 9th, 2010

Bad news, ladies. Ryan Gosling has been spotted out with his new girlfriend, an actress named Casey LaBow. Related: Text was just found in our email outbox that says, “Dear Casey LaBow, Step off. Love, Crushable.” We dibsed Ryan so long ago you don’t even know (when he was on Breaker High, which followed Sweet Valley High on UPN’s after school lineup in the late ’90s, in case you were wondering). Naturally, we are heartbroken. That’s why it made our Controversy of the Day: Who, exactly, IS this woman?

Maybe (probably) it’s only a controversy in our minds, but how dare he date someone else?! We all know Ryan’s soulmate is Rachel McAdams. [Author's note: Or, alternatively, me.] But really, is she good enough for Ryan? Will she treat him nice? Will he change for her? We hope not. It also led us to wonder whether it’s a big deal that Ryan’s not dating an actress as famous as he is, or as famous as ex-girlfriends Rachel or Sandra Bullock (remember when that happened?). Should a famous actor or actress date someone on their fame level, or do you think it’s better if one person’s out of the spotlight?

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The Best Of … FUDGE

Posted by Crushable Staff on March 9th, 2010

I’ve been reading Japanese fashion magazines for years, and by reading, I mean looking at the pictures. As much as I enjoy flipping through the various glossies available on newsstands, it’s hard to relate to vamps in heels pouting behind mega-dollar shoulder pads. I need real street-style motivation, a peek into someone else’s fantasy closet—or simply a little help making sense of mine. Mostly, I crave escapism through fashion photo-realism, and I always find it when chomping into the pages of FUDGE, Japan’s “New Type Fashion Magazine for Girls.”

A visual wonderland of mismatched ensembles worn by independent lasses unafraid of whimsical style (and smiles), FUDGE eschews that which is trendy in favor of celebrating the individual and unique. You don’t need to know how to read the text to be inspired, either; it’s all about using imagination to create your own story from the snapshots. It’s as if your heightened senses make you that much more aware of what you’re looking at.

In addition to the usual monthly layouts and designer overviews, the magazine highlights global street-style (and has been doing so for years before the legions of web-savvy sartorialists hit the scene). The youthful denizens of Tokyo—from the cool kids in Harajuku to the laid back lovelies in Aoyama—know how to layer texture, color, and shape better than any other fashion capital. FUDGE, you see, is their bible, and they, in turn are FUDGE’s muses.

Japanese fashion acolytes are known for their love of extreme-theme style (the gothic baby doll “Lolita” look for instance), and an outfit’s inspiration might be drawn from a place or worked around one particular item of clothing. FUDGE has been known to devote dozens of pages to the simplicity of a cardigan or show how multicolored glasses can change a look. (I love the name of one of their recent 8-page features: “Only My Glasses Rule!”) Sometimes, they’ll pay tribute to a film such as Peter Weir’s 1975 ode to innocence lost, Picnic at Hanging Rock, giving readers a complete world to aspire to—from willowy dresses the characters might have worn to the china they might have taken their tea in. Nothing is off limits, and mash-ups are encouraged. Harry Potter meets Frida Kahlo anyone? Bring it.

Then there are the models. No need to roll your eyes at yet another bored 13 year-old weighed down by designer duds intended for women decades her senior, FUDGE employs young women who actually look like they’d wear what they’ve been styled in. Aside from being multicultural (how many magazines can boast that these days?), it seems the models are encouraged to let loose and animate the way they feel in what they’re wearing. They’re almost always photographed engaged in solo activity—be it snacking, daydreaming, or calmly contemplating life—and they almost always look like they’re having fun.

A blunt-cut redhead in a Misfits t-shirt and floral skirt balances a straw hat while pulling a wonky guffaw. A longhaired brunette reads lazily in the sun, her argyle legs drawn up underneath her, a gingham dress flapping gingerly in the breeze. Accessories often play a major role, too—from plastic tiaras at a Victorian birthday party to a shrunken fedora worn on a lonely train.

The Japanese consider how you dress to be an all-encompassing lifestyle, and FUDGE wants to give readers an extension of its stylish world beyond fashion. You’ll often find inserts featuring interior design—real-life homes that match the various themes of that month’s issue—complete with artwork you can recreate or furniture to hunt down at your local thrift shop. They feature food, too, and a new pair of tights might inspire you to pick up a dainty pastry in a matching hue.

Sadly, picking up a magazine like FUDGE isn’t always as easy. If you don’t live near a Japanese bookstore such as Kinokuniya, simply call the location nearest to you and ask if you can order a few issues over the phone (they almost always carry back issues in addition to the latest one). Then, do as I do: pick up some sushi, pour a hot cup of jasmine tea, and savor the sweetness that is FUDGE.

–By Andi Teran

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Sex On The Wire, 3.9.10

Posted by Crushable Staff on March 9th, 2010

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