Miley Cyrus Wears Black Pasties; Naomi Campbell May Score Her Own Talk Show
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Miley Cyrus Wears Black Pasties: As Hollywood’s A-listers got classy for the Emmys, Miley Cyrus did just the opposite. For her performance at the iHeart Music Festival in Las Vegas on Saturday, she dressed in an ensemble of major shock value, including black pasties, a white mesh tunic, black and white underwear, and a fur shrug. The look was consistent with the rest of the trippy-themed performance, which included dancing mushrooms, dancers dressed as flowers, and a rainbow. Will Miley’s flamboyant and crazy fashion choices ever cease? [Fashionista]
Naomi Campbell May Get Own Talk Show: Following the success of Naomi Campbell's TV show The Face, a modeling competition series in which she mentors aspiring models, there may now be more in store for Naomi Campbell. Rumors are circulating that Campbell has impressed TV moguls so much, that she may be getting her own talk show. "Naomi is a supermodel first and foremost, but she's becoming much more comfortable on TV now and really finding her voice," a "source" told The Daily Mail. "She's a perfectionist and if she does give TV a go she'd give Oprah a run for her money!" [The Telegraph]
Walter White's Tighty Whities: AMC is putting Breaking Bad character Walter White's underwear up for auction. The undergarment from the first season, along with Tuco's grill, a nonfunctional Pontiac Aztec, and both Walt and Jesse's hazmat suits are up for sale on ScreenBid. All 250 auction items will be on display at the Museum of Moving Images in Queens, New York until they are shipped to their buyers on October 27. Bidding for Walter White's infamous underwear will start at $250. [Racked]
Selena Gomez to Cover Vogue?: While in Milan for Fashion Week, Selena Gomez was spotted at the Four Seasons Hotel in a private one-on-one with Vogue's editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. The meeting sparked rumors that Gomez may soon land her first Vogue cover. [The Daily Mail]
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