The hot shoe trend for this season are the oxfords and booties. Check out these hot booties by Christian Louboutin for $925.

It’s a serious splurge, but if you don’t have that kinda of money and are a budget friendly fashionista, check out the Steve Madden version for only $149.95 in various colors and patterns!

I swear love muffins, I thought at first glance what is an Asian woman doing on the cover of Jet magazine but I soon realized it was Michael Jackson rocking gold reptile-print jacket! Do it Miss MJ, do it!

I have always loved Australia native songstress Kylie Minogue – her new album X has been hitting all types of spots with me ever since I downloaded it and now with this performance of her single “2 Hearts” this past weekend on Germany’s popular TV show “Wetten Dass”; I’m officially obsessed! This fabulous cancer-survivor diva is simply the best thing ever since sliced apple pie! And for those of you love muffins that missed it, here’s her super duper hot album X for you to download!

Kylie Minogue – X [Link 1]
Kylie Minogue – X [Link 2]

This recently taken picture of Priscilla Presley, Lisa Marie Presley, her daughter Riley Keough and boyfriend Ryan Cabrera (yes, that’s Ashlee Simpson ex-boyfriend!) honestly scared the s@#t out of me! It’s fashionably-challenged zombie family portrait time! Say cheese!

Sharon Stone who arrived at an Amfar event in Dubai recently in blue fur looks like _____________ ?

It seems like there’s more than fake boobs on MTV’s The Hills and star, Lauren Conrad, finally admits that the show re-shoots its scenes “based on reality.”

After rumors that the show was scripted, Lauren made statements that The Hills was real, despite inconsistencies in the show that proved otherwise (see: LC’s different nail polish throughout scenes). Yet, she recently told Entertainment Weekly:

“Anyone who has worked on a reality show knows how they’re filmed,” Conrad says. “I basically had to go and call [Brody] again, have the exact same conversation on camera. I mean, it’s not lying to anyone, it’s telling what really happened, but it’s just the way they film reality shows.”

While Lauren Conrad sees nothing wrong with re-enacting the past and believes that everything they do still stays true to the character’s lives, she also says, “Basically what they’re doing is taking our lives and telling a story.”

Conrad said she’s not to blame if MTV’s camera aren’t around at every moment to capture these real, interesting moments in her life, but we’re pretty sure the producers have a heavy hand in when LC and Heidi randomly “meet-up.” Drama sells and gets you better ratings. That still doesn’t make you “real.”