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Of course, no Paris Fashion Week bash is complete without a few top designers. Spotted inside: Vivienne Westwood, Alexander Wang,  Ricardo Tisci, Karl Lagerfeld and Valentino.

"Modernizing was a major thing because she was, you know, around maybe 50 years ago,” Stone told THR on the red carpet at the premiere.

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Maven Pictures is in post-production on Imogene, starring Kristen Wiig, and has just begun production on Filth, starring James McAvoy and Jamie Bell.

Beyonce became a mom on January 7 when she gave birth to Blue Ivy Carter. While she has appeared in public since then, she has yet to perform on stage.

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Also lovely is that William and Kate still have the big smiles and mutual warmth they had on their wedding day–it's pretty evident in their pictures. A pretty picture, indeed.

January Jones has been sporting cashmere cardigans around town since she was pregnant. Emma Roberts has several styles, including a long stretchy cashmere coat-cardigan we've been secretly admiring. Kim Kardashian matches her thin cashmere sweaters and hoodies with either cashmere sweatpants or thin summer dresses.

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While American Idol's inclusion of Jim Carrey’s daughter, Jane, sparked plenty of chatter this week, she certainly isn’t the first hopeful to try out for the show who's related to a celebrity -- or a previous Idol contender, for that matter. In fact, Carrey joins a growing list of siblings, sons, and daughters competing for the much coveted golden tickets and a shot at the title.

To wit: the following six alums, including one from this season, with famous family ties. 

So Bailey will sign copies of the book -- and she'll sign a copy of Harper's Bazaar, if you bring an issue -- at the Coach store, 326 N. Rodeo Drive, between 12 and 2 p.m. This event is totally open to the public, so if you want to get a chance to meet a major N.Y. editrix -- well, this is it. Bailey is not the devil who wears Prada -- but she's been known to wear plenty of Lanvin and Derek Lam, and well -- she IS British.

Miu Miu's new brand ambassador, Chloe Sevigny, is truly multifaceted.

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For a year, she dieted and practically lived in the gym get super hero fit for her Catwoman suit, worn in the upcoming Batman finale, The Dark Knight Rises. Then she had to lose even more weight and shave her head for her role as Fantine in the upcoming Les Miserables.

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Stevie Nicks, Train's lead singer Pat Monahan and OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder will join previously announced Miranda Lambert in performing with The Voice finalists.

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Tom Ford is setting up shop across the pond. The American designer has announced plans to open his first stand-alone British store in London's stylish Knightsbridge neighborhood in the fall. Ford will join other luxury designers including Chanel, Prada and Christian Dior on Sloane Street.

Gucci has two major things going on, as the Italian brand alligns itself more and more with film world. Nicolas Winding Refn, the director of Drive, has made a short film for Gucci starring Blake Lively, and if that weren't glam enough, Gucci will bestow the second annual Gucci Award for Women in Cinema to a number of high level females in the film business. 

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But for her wedding? C'mon. It's gotta be her go-to guy Valentino.

Why would a chic designer boutique located on Rodeo Drive -- the golden triangle of high-end retail -- make a neighborhood move? That's what I asked myself when I saw a large sign on the more southern end of Rodeo Drive -- between Brighton Way and Dayton --  that read, "Valentino Coming Soon."

Leight: I don't think we want to watch him box too often but I think we envisioned three fights for him in Season 2. He goes back because almost no one ever leaves with money in the bank and their faculties in tact in this sport. What would that do to his relationship with his wife?

Agron was comparatively demure with an angelic braided updo and a bright fushia wrapped chiffon number by Carolina Herrera with Fred Leighton jewelry, Jimmy Choo shoes and a Ferragamo bag.

Leight: People have made the rounds. I think DirecTV is not as keen on this as they may have once been -- I don't mean on Lights Out, I mean saving shows. Agents are doing their job. There are few outlets as it is for serialized drama and most of them don't have that many slots. If they do have slots, they want to fill them with their own development. What's happening is the game is changing completely in terms of how people watch serialized drama. The networks haven't figured out how to really deal with the way things have changed. There are a number of people who have come up to me and said, "This weekend I watched four episodes on Saturday and four episodes on Sunday." That's how people want to watch them now. Those people don't count in terms of advertising. When you do dramas like this people will say, "I can't wait for the DVD set." Nobody needs to watch it Tuesday night at 10 that night and wait for 13 weeks to see it unspool.