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Yes, Mondo is STILL grouchy. Someone peed in his jumbo-size box of cornflakes back on day one and he's been too stubborn to stop eating them since.
Including mountains of frosting, crowds of cheerful Asian children, and — but of course — an adorable little cat.
Oh, the perils of being proud as a peacock (print).
This week, the designers stir up some mischief in their new darkroom.
But which designer finishes the week out in (flag)pole position?
This episode was a Broadway production in and of itself.
These designers just don't want to fight, do they?
Gratuitous abs alert!
And not just any old pig either.
And Angela Lindvall features in an editorial from the new issue of Marie Claire.
Everyone's intimidated by Austin's flouncy gown prowess, and with good reason.
Marie Claire's editor talks about mentoring the All-Stars, her wardrobe for the show, the underground world of street style fashion, and more.
Plus, model Carola Remer covers the new issue of Vogue Germany.
It was bumped back to 2012, but will commence the first week of January.
Plus, Johnny Weir's M.A.C. ad campaign is icy fierce and glittery.
She always pops up somewhere — this time seemingly accompanied by a woman wearing a large hat.
Lifetime also announced the thirteen contestants.
Because those lucky people in Cannes still haven't run out of nice clothes just yet.
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