Rosie OÂ’Donnell has been named the "worst-looking celebrity" in high-definition television, according to Phillip Swann of the industry Web site TVPredictions.com. Swann says Rosie "looks like she uses a Brillo pad" to wash her face.
In case you missed it Ugly Betty is the story of a (not so attractive) yet kindred spirit from Queens, who starts out as an assistant to the Editor in Chief, (Daniel) at "Mode" magazine (I have a feeling this is supposed to be Vogue). Daniel doesn't like Betty from the start, and makes it his business to get rid of her...
It's about time the powers that be at the major networks start portraying latinoids in mainstream roles, and realize their potential within the media! Yay Salma Hayek for producing this, and breaking up the monotonous TV line up. 
Enter fashion designer Anke Loh, who believes there's lots of money to be brought to light from the idea. Her "Dressing Light" line of clothing is expected to hit stores in 2007."I had the idea of putting different lights into clothing and seeing what kind of moving images and atmosphere I could create," she explains... The wearables are powered by a small removable battery pack about the size of a cell phone.
"It's not just a dress, it's not just technology," she ventures. "Together they speak with one another."
The crack and heroin-addicted 27-year-old was dumped by the Manchester label at the start of the year because of his "unpredictable" behaviour. But now bosses have had a change of heart. A fashion source says: "Gio-Goi really wanted Pete to be involved but they had to lose him when the drugs issue started getting out of hand. His stint in rehab seems to have gone well and they are excited about working with him again."
The 8.4 fluid ounce energy booster has no actual cocaine in it, but it does contain 280 milligrams of caffeine. According to the company's Web site, the only way to get more caffeine per ounce is with an espresso
H&M fueled rumors of its arrival in L.A. for months. It ran a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign featuring Madonna and, in early August, splashed her image across the west face of Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel. The first 100 customers in Pasadena will receive gift cards worth $10 to $300.
And although she was watching, rather than modelling in, yesterday's Topshop fashion show, what Kate Moss is going to do next still managed to overshadow all else.
Her appearance at the show, held at a theatre in Holland Park, west London, fuelled speculation that the model was planning to design a line of clothes with Topshop guaranteed to have Moss clones queuing around the block.
