I adored Rosalind Russell's wardrobe in the movie " His Girl Friday".

Excuse me while I "Star Trek" geek out. In that lovely picture of George Takei and his spouse, right behind them are Nichelle Nichols (Uhuru) and Walter Koeing (Chekov). This makes me so happy!

I like the third one. The pastels are soothing and would be in keeping with your wall point choice.

It's "The Lyin', the RICH, and the Wardrobe", which makes it even BETTER! Kudos to the copywriting team. I'm sure they live for moments like these.

Most unfortunate use of the word "boy", Mr. Greenberg.

I prefer break-dancing Justin. Couldn't find a clip of "The Baxter" but this will so.

University of Delaware walked on cars. . .

He fell at the wheel? Fell "asleep" most likely.

Not only is his brother better looking, he 's got more talent!

I think your interests point to an architect or an industrial designer.

I like that about Brit tv — definitive episodes. It allows for conciseness not the plot meanderings of US series.

I've seen "Hustle", not all the seasons but I love it. I'm a big Brit tv fan via PBS.

He's got the same Jaden Smith constipated look.

Eddie Murphy? It goes back much further than that. Watermelon Man (1970).

From what I understand from Jesse Thorne, a former PRI distributed show, "Bullseye", this is PRI tactic, to get in front of the announcement to try to make themselves seem "wronged".

I'm trying to make Isa's statement work. Doesn't "struggle and strive" in Cockney mean wife?

Amanda Seyfried. She hit the genetics jackpot, her hair always looks great.

My jaw goes slack and I lose my mind over Bullit (1968) and Ocean's Eleven (1960). Oh, and any dance movie — Step Up (1, 2, 3, 4), How She Move, StreetDance, You Got Served, Center Stage, etc. Can't. get. enough.

Fran Drescher is playing the Stepmother in "Cinderella" on Broadway. Carly Rae Jepsen debuted in the starring role.

The most sensible thing to do is boycott and not buy the magazine to send Vogue the message — you support Kim and we do not support you.