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Rihanna was spotted in head-to-toe denim, including a denim newsboy cap. But when she performed at British house producer Calvin Harris' set at the Sahara Tent on Sunday night, she wore very short, tight, sharp studded denim cutoffs and a 'Peace' Tshirt. 

Inside the event, the pair appeared to be in good spirits, mingling with other partygoers. Kardashian, her hair slicked back in a high ballerina bun, wore a sleeveless black-and-white dress that hugged her va-va-voom curves.

While former American Idol judge Steven Tyler told TMZ reporters that the whole feud is just for show -- "of course...are you kidding?" was his reply -- Voice coach Cee Lo Green declared the entire story was typical of Hollywood smoke and mirrors. "This is Hollywood, California. Hardly anything's legit," he told TMZ. "I think it's entertainment for everybody."

In dramatic fashion, top 12 finalist Jermaine Jones was essentially fired Donald Trump-style by Idol executive producers Nigel Lythgoe and Ken Warwick.

Want to pay more for Victoria’s Secret lingerie? Strangely, the company thinks you do, which is rather odd considering the jobless rate in the U.S. Their new Designer Collection will range in price from $38 for thongs to $298 for corsets. And the more expensive undies are now available online and in select stores, including two NYC locations.

The series ran from 1966 to 1971 and one of the most charming things about the daytime drama was the plethora of bloopers – wrong props, bats flitting about on visible wires, falling scenery, muffed dialogue, the crew seen walking through shots, the cast trying in vain to ignore them -- in every episode.

Saturday, September 20

11am Elena Miro'

12:30pm Clips

1:15pm Roccobarocco

2pm Roberta Scarpa

2:45pm Lorenzo Riva

3:30pm Miss Bikni Luxe

4:15pm Argentovivo

5pm Seduzioni Diamonds Valeria Marini

6:30pm Luciano Soprani

Sunday, September 21

9:45am Enrico Coveri

10:30am Kristina Ti

11:15am Fisico

12pm Gaetano Navarra

1pm Frankie Morello

2pm Blugirl

3pm Just Cavalli

4pm Emporio Armani Buyer

5pm Emporio Armani Stampa

6pm Gianfranco Ferre' Stampa

7pm Gianfranco Ferre' Buyer

8pm Moschino Cheap and Chic

9pm Robert Musso

Monday, September 22

9:30am Byblos

10:15am Ermanno Scervino

11am C'N'C Costume National

12pm Giorgio Armani Buyer

1pm Giorgio Armani Stampa

2pm Pringle of Scotland

4pm Missoni Buyer

5pm Missoni Stampa

6pm Burberry Prorsum

6pm Daniela Gregis

7pm Alberta Ferretti

8pm Francesco Scognamiglio

Tuesday, September 23

9am Moschino

9:45am Sportmax

10:30am BluMarine

11:15am La Perla

12pm Salvatore Ferragamo

1pm Etro

2pm Paola Frani

3pm Albino

4pm Krizia

5pm Alberto Biani

6pm Prada Buyer

7pm Prada Stampa

8pm 6276

9pm Anteprima

Wednesday, September 24

9:30am Valentin Yudashkin

10:30am Angelo Marani

11:15am Mariella Burani

12pm Antonio Marras

1pm Roberto Cavalli

2pm Trussardi

3pm Iceberg

4pm Pollini

5pm Gucci Buyer

6pm Gucci Stampa

7pm Brioni

8pm Alessandro Dell'Acqua

9pm Derercuny

Thursday, September 25

9am Dsquared2

9:45am Max Mara

10:30am Les Copaìns

11:15am Emilio Pucci

12pm Luisa Beccaria

1pm Laura Biagiotti

3pm John Richmond

4pm Fendi Stampa

5pm Fendi Buyer

5pm Haute

6pm Maurizio Pecoraro

6:45pm Gabriele Colangelo

7:30pm Versace Stanoa

8:30pm Versace Buyer

Friday, September 26

9:30am Pin up Stars

10:15am Cividini

11am Agatha Ruiz De La Prada

11:45am Love Sex Money

12:30pm Romeo Gigli

1:15pm Massimo Rebecchi

2:30pm Mila Schon

3:30pm Normaluisa

4:30pm Jean Pierre Braganza

5:15pm Klavers Van Engelen

6pm Kristian Aadnevik

6:45pm In Assegnaizone

Saturday, September 27

10:30am Malloni

11:15am Ab Soul

12pm Kira Plastinina

1pm Sandrina Fasoli

1:45pm Steinunn

2:30pm Milkio Sakabe

3:15pm Laitinen

4pm Alviero Martini - 1˚ Classe

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Women make up at least a quarter of the boardroom in one in five leading British companies – reaching the government’s target three years ahead of the 2015 deadline.

Only eight all-male boards remain, mainly made up of mining companies. This is a decline from the 21 all-male boardrooms noted by former trade minister Lord Davis in February of last year.

In recent months almost 45 per cent of all new board-level appointments have gone to women, such as Miranda Curtis at Marks and Spencer and Diana Layfield of temporary power group Aggreko.

Overall 16.7 per cent of FTSE 100 board seats are held by women, and another 91 seats must go to women in order to reach the 25 per cent target for 2015.

Elin Hurvenes, founder of The Professional Boards Forum, says: ‘The figures contradict recent reports that chairmen only recruit mirror images of themselves.

‘It also puts to rest the argument that board-ready women don't exist. UK chairmen are doing a good job.’

The drinks company Diageo has the most women in the boardroom, with 44 per cent of directors being female.

Burberry and Pearson, both led by women, are second and third, with 38 per cent and 33 per cent female representation.

is staging a fashion show next week to raise money for victims of Britain's flooding. Enlisting the help of friends , and , the supermodels posed yesterday in Burberry union jack T-shirts, which will be sold for £50 to raise funds.

"Fall 2012 is a collection made for a true city girl who has places to go and people to see,” says a DKNY representative. “Sweet and strong, pretty and tough, smart and street, this season's campaign voyeuristically and strikingly documents a slice of Ashley Greene's life in the city.” The line has a much more sophisticated tone, heavily emphasizing all-black, but adds some color with animal prints and florals. Leather abounds, showing up everywhere from belts to skirts to jacket sleeves.  

The animated series featuring an ensemble voice cast including Billy West, Katey Sagal and John Di Maggio averaged 6.4 million viewers on Fox.

As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, the designer label is upset about the scene in which the character played by Zach Galifianakis carries a bag marked LVM and admonishes another character (played by Ed Helms): “Careful, that is.. that is a Louis Vuitton” (pronouncing Louis with the "s").

THR: Are there plans to release Lights Out on DVD?

All hell breaks loose when seven-year-old Petey is left with his hell-raising brothers. But things go from bad to really, really bad when Dad gets home.

Avi Arad, Laura Ziskin and Matt Tolmach are producing the current movie as well as the sequel. The reboot series is being overseen at Columbia by Rachel O'Connor and Hannah Minghella.

She was tagged by designer Alexander Wang for his first "image campaign" and his first runway show in 2011. She's also walked for Gucci, Chanel, Balenciaga, and scored the opening slot at Louis Vuitton show. Valade has also shot with the likes of photogs Steven Meisel and Greg Kadel for W magazine, international Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. 

Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has announced plans for a concept shop in Paris' Left Bank district. The store will stock clothing and accessories by several of the fashion labels that Lagerfeld works on including his self-named Karl line and the Karl Lagerfeld Paris collection. The boutique is set to open in February. No word on whether or not it will carry Chanel and Fendi. [Fashion Indie]

Directed by: Yimou Zhang

PHOTOS: The Scene at Venice Film Festival

In the episode, she sings a smorgasbord of her hits including "Rolling in the Deep," "Someone Like You," "Turning Tables" and "Chasing Pavements."

Play ugly, play period and play with an accent. Bale does all three in The Fighter. Add the fact that he’s won nearly every other award, except BAFTA, and he’s a lock. Speech’s Geoffrey Rush won in 1997 for a more memorable role in Shine, but that will work against him as the Academy rarely gives actors a second Oscar.

Relativity's Tooley will serve as executive producer. Jose Ibanez, Pressman Film Corp.'s Jon Katz and Apaches' Jesus de la Vega will serve as co-producers.

After the debacle that was X-Men: The Last Stand, Fox is trying to reboot its Marvel mutant franchise by having Bryan Singer, who directed the well-liked first two installments of the initial trilogy, to produce a prequel.

Madonna channels her Material Girl ringlet-haired 1980's self in one scenario. In another, she dons a chic Burberry trenchcoat and big black sunglasses. In a sexier scenario, she wears a Bebe (yes, Bebe) variegated black leather cropped jacket with Kiki de Montparnasse tap pants. It's a real romp through various Madonna personalities and alter egos, and it has all the visual stimuli you'd expect from a Madonna video. It also has a pretty fantastic range of hairstyles, ranging from big -- to bigger.

She wasn’t all that comfortable with the prosthetic appendage. But after seeing the finished show, she admits:  “Now I can rest assured, because I’ve seen it, and it’s not gratuitous. It shouldn’t be a show about a f--king penis.’”

We would not be surprised someone like Glenn Close, who's being honored this year, arrive in a black Armani tuxedo suit. Pants are actually a good option for Palm Springs -- dressy ones, anyway. Our prediction: cocktail dresses on the stars, NOT gowns - not yet. Hair down and styled. Not too much makeup (they've got to build up to that). Dresses on Chastain and Theron and Jolie from major designers (Oscar de la Renta, Dior, Vuitton, Lanvin, Armani Prive, Versace) from their resort or pre-fall collections - not from current spring 2012 and not from upcoming fall 2012, either. And - color. Black is stately and formal, and Palm Springs is the capital of pink and green, after all. Then the following week, these ladies will have to top themselves at the Critics Choice Awards on January 12 - so they've got to pace themselves. Hopefully, their stylists have all this worked out in advance. Natalie Portman's stylist Kate Young certainly had her act together last awards season. We can only hope for a red carpet wardrobe as beautiful as hers to turn up this year. And the good news is - Brad Pitt's name is on every list. That means we can count on Angelina this season.

Michelle Obama is always the fashion leader at the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, which took place April 28. This year, the first lady wore a strapless floral Naeem Khan gown with a tight bodice and fuller poofy skirt that tapered at the knees. It was the picture of fashionably chic and sophisticated -- and most of the Hollywood contingent followed suit. And of course, what fun would it be if some didn't? Taking Hollywood to D.C. means walking a fairly fine line.