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Ali Landry Debuts New Line at N.Y. Fashion Week
New Trend? Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's Neon Hair
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen showed off their neon pink and yellow 'dos yesterday in New York City. Could this be a new trend?
What It's REALLY Like to Be Married to a Plastic Surgeon
Former "Extra" host Dayna Devon just turned the big 4-0 -- and feels better than ever. During our heart-to-heart, this ebullient mom of two (5-year-old girl; 3-year-old boy) shares her parenthood juggling strategies, her look-good secrets and tells us what it's really like being married to a Hollywood plastic surgeon.
Aaron Goes Home On Gaga-licious 'American Idol'
Lady Gaga amazed -- and MamaSox was spared -- as high-school student Aaron Kelly was voted off the "Idol" island last night. Here's how it all went down!
D.C. Mom Hits White House Correspondents Dinner After-Parties
Over the weekend, I got the chance to hang with some seriously A-list celebrities at all of the White House Correspondents Dinner after-parties. If you think that I wanted Kim Kardashian's autograph, guess again. I was scoping the Jonas Brothers for my kids!
Gulp! '9 By Design's' Cortney Novogratz Has SEVEN Kids
Cortney Novogratz gets more done in a day than most people do in a month. On the new Bravo show "9 by Design," she and her husband, Robert, juggle the challenges of growing their burgeoning home-design business and raising a brood of seven kids in Manhattan.
Madonna and Daughter Create Clothing Line
Madonna has teamed up with trendy and oh-so-fashionable teenage daughter Lourdes to create an affordable junior's clothing line called (natch) "Material Girl."
The line, set to debut in the falll, will include jeans, shoes, fingerless gloves, necklaces and other accessories. Madonna says that many of the items were inspired by her music and her fashion risks (and regrets). The Associated Press sat down with Madonna to talk about the line, her daughter (nicknamed "Lola") and why she wanted to make the line accessible to all.
