Archive for February, 2009

[lang_en]The star whose style women most like to copy is supermodel Kate Moss, says a new poll.

The 35-year-old stunner pipped designer-mad Victoria Beckham and chic Cheryl Cole into second and third place.

The poll of 3,000 women was conducted by website theragtrader.com polled.

It found 14 per cent copy their favourite celeb, reports the Sun.

A spokesman said: “Kate effortlessly puts outfits together. Whether skinny jeans or a vintage frock, she’s incredibly stylish.”

Soccer ace David Beckham was the most copied male star, followed by Justin Timberlake and Brad Pitt.[/lang_en]

[lang_en]By Sarah Vine

Evidence of Posh’s influence in Hollywood mounts with this appalling picture of the young starlet at a film premiere.

Even styled in the manner of Posh Spice circa that terrible collaboration with Dane Bowers, you would have to be “out of your mind” to suggest that Scarlett Johansson was not inherently pretty. Nevertheless, here she is at the premiere of her new film, He’s Just Not That Into You (not with hair like that he isn’t, dearie), looking disturbingly reminiscent of Posh in her Essex phase.

Everyone knows that Mrs Beckham is steadily gaining influence among the stars of Tinseltown, but we must hope that Johansson’s ironed-out hair and spidery eyelashes are not indicative of a wider Posh-inspired trend. [/lang_en] (more…)

[lang_en]English comedian Ricky Gervais has penned a letter to U.S. President Barack Obama asking him for help in making an exchange between Victoria Beckham and Paris Hilton.

Gervais, who is worried about Hilton’s house hunting near his London home, wrote the letter to Obama asking for a trade and then posting it on his website.

In the letter, he explained that Hilton is “out and about integrating herself with the Great British public.”

“Mr. President. We are not stupid. This is clearly a retaliatory strike for Posh Spice (Beckham) moving to L.A. I know it, and you know it, so let’s cut the ‘it’s a free country’ nonsense and come to some agreement,” Contactmusic quoted him as writing.

“This is how it would work. We call them both and tell them that we’ve found a giant ‘paparazzi nest’ in New York… The thought of that many photographers in one place will be irresistible.

“Once we get them there, while they are having their photos taken… we will swap their limos around. It’s fool proof.

“Have your people call my people. They may have to call a few times as my people are useless to be honest,” he added.[/lang_en]