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This is very possibly a good or great thing for either him or her.
The call-girl-cum-singer's assault on Fashion Week continues.
So go and nab one before she sets them up with her staffers!
In an episode much improved from last week's snoozer, Whitney goes to New York and Kelly Cutrone multitasks like a power bitch.
Episode two of the latest season was a waste, save for some current-events analysis from the one and only Spencer Pratt.
Rumor has it the house is in negotiations for a reality show. We never imagined it was 'Hills'-related.
Rumor has it she'll strike out on her own in season four of the 'Hills' to do in-house PR for an unknown designer.
MTV has released a preview for season four, and we can pretty much tell you exactly how this whole sloppy thing is going to play out.
A few commenters accused Cutrone of not really being 42 years old, as the 'Observer' reported yesterday. We got her driver's license to prove them wrong.
The profile in the New York 'Observer' on the publicist is chock-full of gems. We've excerpted our favorites.
And they're going to need some damn good wardrobes to make it interesting.
This week, Lauren and Lo turn on poor Audrina, which is kind of like kicking a kid in a wheelchair. At least she's got her skeevy boy toy to comfort her!
On tonight's premiere of The Hills, things turn out a little bit differently than we might have expected: Heidi isn't a total boob, and Whitney is asked to give up her life for fashion PR.
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