Furious 7 actress Jordana Brewster was photographed with son Julian, 20 months, in their Brentwood, Calif. neighborhood on Saturday (May 30).
Sporting stripes and denim, the Fast & Furious star, 35, pushed her tot in a car push toy.
Last month, we spotted the mother-son duo strolling with the same push toy.
Julian’s father is Jordana’s husband of 8 years, film producer Andrew Form.
The actress recently shared a sweet snapshot with her son via Instagram.
i love this picture of me and baby J taken by the very talented @annievovan for her “art for art” series
A photo posted by jordanabrewster (@jordanabrewster) on May 22, 2015 at 4:26pm PDT
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The CFDA Awards were held last night. It’s sort of like the Met Gala only it’s a pretty traditional red carpet and it really is about the designers and their work and their muses. So, obviously, a lot of fashion girls came out to celebrate their favorite designers. I’m breaking these photos up into two posts! First, let’s start with Gigi Hadid, who got a lot of attention for being one of the few women in the world with the ability to rock the hell out of a jumpsuit/onesie. This is by Michael Kors, who has been doing sort of an ode of 1970s Halston lately. It works here. It works really well. How in the world is Leonardo DiCaprio not all over Gigi?
Victoria Beckham in her own label – Posh is sort of like Liz Hurley to me at this point, like I don’t even pay attention to what she’s wearing because it all looks the same. That being said, this dress is decent.
Ashley Judd in Badgley Mischka. This seems like a very “beauty queen” look for this event.
Karlie Kloss in Diane Von Furstenberg polka dots. She wore flats! I’m not big into polka dots but this is okay. My only problem is that the plunging neckline doesn’t suit her.
Jemima Kirke was one of my worst-dressed! She wore this completely unflattering Rosie Assoulin two-piece gown. Bad, bad, bad. The lipstick shade is terrible too.
Vanessa Hudgens wore a boring Sachin & Babi NOIR mullet dress.
Taraji P. Henson in custom Vera Wang. This is a great look! Great color for her and a very flattering design.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. OMG. They look like they’re in their 60s. They also look like they’re trying to ape Cara Delevingne’s Angry Baby eyebrows.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.
Expectant parents Kim Kardashian and Kanye West attended the 2015 CFDA Fashion Awards at the Lincoln Center in New York City on Wednesday (June 1).
Sporting a custom Proenza Schouler gown, the pregnant reality star, 34, struck a pose next to her rapper hubby, 37, in all black.
This marks the first red carpet appearance for the couple since announcing their second pregnancy.
“To be honest, I’ve had really bad morning sickness, day sickness, night sickness — I can barely get out of bed,” Kim told Us at the event. “It’s a very different type of pregnancy from my first one, but I’m so grateful to be pregnant when we didn’t even think it was going to happen for us [so] I don’t care how sick I am.”
What did the KUWTK star think of Bruce Jenner introducing Caitlyn Jenner on the cover of Vanity Fair?
“She looked so beautiful,” Kim told E! News. “I’m so proud of her and she’s so inspiring. She wants to help others and get a good message out there.”
She added: “I think we have a big platform on social media and we do use it for good. I started to follow Caitlyn’s Twitter account today and I’m so excited for her.”
The expectant mama took to Instagram after the NYC event.
“Date night,” Kim captioned the photo with her husband.
Date night!
A photo posted by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Jun 1, 2015 at 10:42pm PDT
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The annual CFDAs were held last night – that stands for Council of Fashion Designers of America. Anna Wintour is actually a big part of making the CFDAs another major fashion event, like the Met Gala. All the designers come out and they bring some of their best and brightest fashion girls. To mixed results. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West decided to attend this year, which makes sense because Kanye has encouraged Kim to branch out more with her label-consciousness. For this event, Kim showed off her small baby bump in a custom-made Proenza Schouler. I don’t really like this, but it could have been a lot worse.
Incidentally, Kim chatted with E! on the red carpet about her pregnancy and she told the story of how she told Kanye she was knocked up: “I took a pregnancy test and then took a shower. I looked by the sink and I said, ‘Babe I’m pregnant!’”
Julianna Margulies showed off her panties in this Michael Kors gown. I feel like she’s deflecting from all the stories about how she was a major bitch to Archie Panjabi.
Diane Kruger in Prabal Gurung. Great look for her. Joshua Jackson was there too, but they didn’t walk the red carpet together.
Amanda Seyfried in Rodarte. Cute. I actually expected more women to wear frothy little cocktail dresses like this.
I like the idea of January Jones’ J. Mendel ensemble more than I like the execution. Like, if this had been a clean, tailored pair of cigarette pants and a well-cut bustier, it might have worked. But this just looks really sloppy and cheap.
Katie Holmes in satin Ralph Lauren. It’s sort of a moss-green color, which is pretty on her, but I’m not really feeling this.
I know Bedhead sort of likes Chrissy Teigen but she plucks my last nerve. This dress is by Solace London and I’m not a fan. It’s so poorly designed that it ripped at the event too.
Photos courtesy of WENN and Fame/Flynet.
Here are some new photos of Kit Harington out and about in NYC yesterday. He’s adorable, isn’t he? He really, really loves skinny jeans. He’s so tiny too, it’s sort of weird to see him in such tight pants. I kind of wonder if he needs to go up a size? I’m not sure if the skinny jeans are supposed to look like that on his leg and it seems like he might have trouble walking. Also: I’m pretty sure I have a very similar sweater. I bought it at Old Navy. In the women’s section.
Are you still thinking about the latest Game of Thrones episode, “Hardhome”? I am. God, that was so epic. And Kit Harington was a big part of why it was epic. I know we tease poor Kit about his whiney “don’t hate me because I’m beautiful” routine, and I know we tease him about being a wooden, sad-faced bastard on GoT, but I truly think Kit has grown a lot as an actor this season specifically. My theory is that once Jon Snow became the Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, Kit finally got to play something different, something less sad-faced and more interesting.
Surprisingly, Kit was in NYC to promote Testament of Youth, the film he did with Alicia Vikander. He did several new interviews yesterday, which means it’s time for another episode of “Celebitchy Presents: Kit Harington Says Words.” Huzzah! What’s funny is that even though he was supposed to be talking about the film, people just wanted to talk about GoT and Hardhome. Kit told E! News that he knew when they were making the episode that it was going to be really good. Kit says the “end product of what they produced for ‘Hardhome’ was amazing…I thought it was brilliant. I really, really loved it. I was so proud of it and happy with it. I never pat myself on the back but I thought, why not? It was great!”
http://www.eonline.com/news/661886/game-of-thrones-kit-harington-sounds-off-on-that-epic-battle-scene-it-was-heavy
Kit also said words to Matt Lauer. Kit’s mum doesn’t like to watch GoT because of all the violence, and Kit successfully avoids whining about his beauty and fame again.
And here’s Kit talking Access Hollywood. Billy Bush is super-annoying here but Kit is rather charming.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
Caitlyn Jenner made her big debut on Vanity Fair yesterday. And since we now know her name and that she’s fully identifying as a woman, we will be using her new name and female pronouns. Vanity Fair released more of their cover story and Caitlyn is – at this point – pretty easy-going about that part of her transition. When journalist Buzz Bissinger apologized to Caitlyn about using male pronouns, she said: “I don’t really get hung up. A guy came in the other day and I was fully dressed—it’s just habit, I said, ‘Hi, Bruce here,’ and I went, Oh f–k, it ain’t Bruce, I was screwing up doing it.” Caitlyn also tells VF that she had a 10-hour “facial-feminization” surgery on March 15th, although she thought it was only going to be a five-hour process. And Caitlyn tells VF that she has not had the full gender-reassignment and has no plans to do so.
Something else happened in the wake of Caitlyn’s debut – ESPN confirmed that they would be giving Caitlyn Jenner the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage. I’m sure that was decided before the cover but after the Diane Sawyer interview. And I think the award is completely and utterly justified. “Courageous” is exactly the word I’d use to describe how Caitlyn has handled everything. Apparently, Caitlyn will make her first live public appearance at the ESPYs and some or all of her family will be there to support her.
As for the name, there are some interesting stories – all quoting “sources close to Jenner” – floating around about how she chose that specific name (with that specific spelling). TMZ’s sources say that she wanted to be Caitlyn-with-a-C rather than a K because she “wants a clean break from the Kardashians” and Caitlyn “wants to make it clear to her family and the world … she is her own person… we’re told it was an extremely meaningful choice for her … she has never been her own person before, and becoming part of the Kardashian brood would undermine her goal.” Sources told People Mag that she chose Caitlyn out of all names because “The name is what he always loved when he thought about this [female] part of his life.”
Cover courtesy of Annie Leibovitz/Vanity Fair.
Lauren Conrad’s switching up some of the terminology on her lifestyle website. The change comes in focus with her June theme, “Shape Up.” Lauren will share workout tips and healthy recipes galore. She wants to get fitter with her readers and focus on menu ideas (like Meatless Monday) and tips (like reading food labels). Lauren hopes that people will find these columns to be “inspiring.” As opposed to Goop-esque aspirational, I guess. The big change refers to a meeting with her editorial team. They all agreed to stop using words like “skinny” and “thin” to describe women’s bodies. Here’s Lauren’s reasoning.
“It’s that time of the year again… swimsuit season. I make an effort to eat healthy and exercise all year round. But when summer hits and the layers of clothing come off, fitness becomes even more of a priority for me. So with that in mind, our June theme here on LaurenConrad.com is going to be Shape Up. You can expect all the great fitness content you’ve come to know and love here on the site, including my LaurenConrad.com Bikini Boot Camp series. But, you’ll also notice one key difference…
When we’ve talked about getting in shape in the past, words like ‘skinny,’ ‘slim,’ and ‘thin’ have often come up. Starting this month, we’ll be banning any body shaming terms from the site, and replacing them with words like ‘fit’ ‘toned,’ and ‘healthy.’ We try do to this for the most part anyway, but now we’re making it official! The word skinny will now be reserved for skinny jeans. My editorial team and I had a long talk about it, and we want to make sure that the focus is on being fit as opposed to a number on the scale. Every body is created differently–and healthy bodies come in all shapes and sizes.
[From Us Weekly]
Lauren wants to emphasize all body types and the importance of being fit. Some might think she’s acting oversensitive by banning certain words from her website. I know people are exhausted by the term “shaming,” but what Lauren says makes sense. She wants to promote fitness, not whether someone can fit into a certain size clothing.
Anyway, yes. The words “skinny” and “thin” are triggers for many fit people. Depending on the way someone slings those words in another person’s direction, they can carry a derogatory meaning. The words can imply that someone simply got lucky with their body type. People think they’re giving a compliment, but it doesn’t feel that way on the receiving end. Lauren wants to stop using all disparaging terms referring to body type on her website. Hopefully, this change will spark a trend.
Photos courtesy of WENN
Here are some photos of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West out and about in NYC on Monday, just hours after they confirmed Kim’s second pregnancy. (Note: I’ll be posting the CFDA photos later this morning!) Kim really planned out her pregnancy announcement too, she was easily working on this pregnancy rollout for two whole months. And then Caitlyn Jenner stole her thunder! It’s a beautiful thing, isn’t it? But you know what? I’m going to give Ol’ Katface Kardashian an early baby shower gift: the gift of the benefit of the doubt. I think Caitlyn legitimately stole Kim’s thunder, but I have some doubts as to whether Kim was or is really mad about it. Kim may be a narcissistic train wreck, but she does love Caitlyn and I believe Kim’s support is real. She even tweeted yesterday about Caitlyn’s cover:
Caitlyn Jenner for Vanity Fair ???? Annie Leibovitz! How beautiful! Be happy, be proud, live life YOUR way! pic.twitter.com/39fryBwUqE
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) June 1, 2015
So, is she mad? Or does she realize that Caitlyn can get attention but she (Kim) will still get loads of attention too? And trust me, if Kim’s maternity style is still as terrible as it was during her first pregnancy, Kim is TOTALLY going to get attention. We won’t be able to stop ourselves. I’m gleeful just thinking about Kim trying to work a Balmain maternity couture onesie. YAY!!!!! I CANNOT WAIT. Oh, and this just came out too: Kim helped pick out the “glam team” for Caitlyn’s VF shoot. So, yeah, she’s not mad about it.
As for how long we can enjoy Kim’s second pregnancy… TMZ says that Kim is three months pregnant now and she’ll be giving birth “this winter.” Probably a December birth.
PS… Here’s another hope/wish for this pregnancy: I hope Kanye spends more time with Kim this time around. He was largely MIA (in Paris) during her first pregnancy.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet and Pacific Coast News.
I’ve been having an internal debate about whether I should keep HBO after Game of Thrones finishes in a few weeks, mostly because I am really curious about the second season of True Detective. I liked TD Season 1, although it wasn’t as life-changing as I thought it would be, and I’ve lowered my expectations for Season 2 accordingly. I hope Rachel McAdams is good. I hope Colin Farrell is good. But I worry that Vince Vaughn is going to be the scene-stealer, this season’s out-of-nowhere performance, a la Matthew McConaughey. Vince dramatically slimmed down for the role and he’s quite honestly looking better than he has in a decade or more. Too bad that Vince is basically like an attractive version of Wayne LaPierre. Vince covers the new issue of British GQ and some his views are… not appropriately thought out.
On getting stuck making “assembly-line comedies”: “I’m not blaming anyone else but myself here. The machine can make you idle. You read a script and then you agree to a role, then soon enough you’re on set looking at a scene that has had all the juice and the life sucked right out of it. You become a hired gun doing a very inoffensive PG-13 movie and, well, you kind of just go along with it. Like anything in life you’re either growing or you’re dying. When you get too comfortable you start to decline.”
On the American government: “Edward Snowden is a hero. I like what he did. My idea of treason is that you sell secrets to the enemy. He gave information to the American people. Snowden didn’t take information for money or dogmas. Governments claim to write endless laws to protect us, a law for this, a law for that, but are they working? I don’t think so. The consequences are that there is a staggering loss of freedom for the individual. I look at the drug wars and they are absolutely f***ing ridiculous. There is a black market and the prisons are overcrowded and it’s not preventing drug use. There’s a corruption that goes all the way to the top.”
On the American right to own a gun: “I support people having a gun in public full stop, not just in your home. We don’t have the right to bear arms because of burglars; we have the right to bear arms to resist the supreme power of a corrupt and abusive government. It’s not about duck hunting; it’s about the ability of the individual. It’s the same reason we have freedom of speech. It’s well known that the greatest defence against an intruder is the sound of a gun hammer being pulled back. All these gun shootings that have gone down in America since 1950, only one or maybe two have happened in non-gun-free zones. Take mass shootings. They’ve only happened in places that don’t allow guns. These people are sick in the head and are going to kill innocent people. They are looking to slaughter defenceless human beings. They do not want confrontation. In all of our schools it is illegal to have guns on campus, so again and again these guys go and shoot up these f***ing schools because they know there are no guns there. They are monsters killing six-year-olds.”
On whether guns should be allowed in schools: “Of course. You think the politicians that run my country and your country don’t have guns in the schools their kids go to? They do. And we should be allowed the same rights. Banning guns is like banning forks in an attempt to stop making people fat. Taking away guns, taking away drugs, the booze, it won’t rid the world of criminality.”
[From British GQ]
I have never, ever understood the “more guns = more freedom” equation. It never made any sense to me, and Vince Vaughn’s gun rant left me utterly unmoved. Why would those poor Sandy Hook children be blamed for their own deaths, because of course we should be arming 6-year-olds to take down armed psychopaths? That’s the logical conclusion of Vince’s stance. Am I the crazy one, or is he? Here’s the thing: I believe in legal gun ownership AND I believe people should have to register their guns AND I also believe in gun-free zones (schools, churches, mosques, community centers, public buildings). I loathe open-carry laws – because there is truly something unsettling about seeing an armed rando at a Chinese buffet – and I believe that the fastest way to escalate a mundane disagreement is to have every single person armed to the teeth. I’m sure that makes me a communist in Vince’s eyes.
Photos courtesy of British GQ.
Here’s a photo of Kylie Jenner outside Kendall’s apartment building. Tyga was along for the ride as always. Next week’s episode of KUWTK will reportedly talk about 17-year-old Kylie’s, um, social life. You can see an (autoplay) clip of the teaser here. Khloe talks about how she “just switched Kylie’s birth control pills.” Kris Jenner asks, “Do you take it for your skin?” Kylie makes a face, and Khloe asks, “What do you think she does all day, knit sweaters?” Is this how the show will confirm Kylie’s relationship with Tyga, age 25?
Something less gross. Kylie and Kendall are promoting their clothing lines with PacSun and TopShop. They sat down with The Sunday Times (via E! Online) to discuss how they fear the aging process. Both girls are so young. This doesn’t surprise me at all, considering the family we’re discussing:
Kylie: “I’m scared of the day I turn 19. I really don’t want to grow past 18.” [Looks at Kendall] “You’ll be 20 this year — that’s crazy. And any second you’ll be, like, 21, 22, 23…”
Kendall: “It’s scary. Life is scary. It’s just scary to think how fast everything is rolling and you can’t stop it. It’s rolling right now. You see a picture and you’ve changed so much in a year.”
Kylie: “I’ve done so much, physically and whatever.”
Kendall: “I think social media has taken over for our generation. It’s a big part of our lives and it’s kind of sad. I hate it sometimes, like, I literally want to throw my phone so I can’t look at it. It’s all a made-up world if you think about it. Social media, everything, this interview, everything. It’s not real.”
[From The Sunday Times via E! Online]
Kendall’s pulling a Kate Upton here. Both models boosted their careers using social media. Kendall scored an Estee Lauder contract specifically because she has so many Instagram followers. Brands want to create buzz, so they select models who have large internet followings. Kate Upton’s been dissing social media like crazy, and her alleged attitude over many things could destroy her career. Kendall needs to be careful.
FYI: Kendall tweeted some awesome support for Caitlyn Jenner yesterday.
be free now pretty bird.
— Kendall Jenner (@KendallJenner) June 1, 2015
Here’s Kendall with Wu “Kris” Yifan on the cover of Vogue China.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet & WENN