Congrats, Kat!

Katharine McPhee married producer Nick Cokas Saturday in Beverly Hills.

Kat, 23, and Nick, 42, met in 2005 when they performed in an LA production of “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.”

Kellie Pickler was in attendance and Mandisa sang at the wedding.

“People” will have pictures and details in next week’s issue…

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week with Sophia and Mandy Moore

As the Winter blahs plague the rest of America, over in New York City there’s a definite flair in the air. And with Fashion Week still going strong, stars like Mandy Moore and Sophia Bush have been spotted checking out the latest trends.

Enjoy the picture of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week with Sophia and Mandy Moore checking out the Ports 1961 show last February 4.

Clothes for the day! Ruffles Stuff!

1. Top from Forever 21 2. Purse from Newport News 3. Skirt from Oli 4. Dress from Net-A-Porter 5. Coat from Debenhams 6. Panties from American Eagle Outfitters 7. Belt from Elegantly Waisted 8. Shoes from Net-A-Porter

Tips for rocking the ruffles: According to Misscedar..

♥ Stick to ruffles in only one or two articles of clothing. For example, don’t mix an overly ruffle top with a way too ruffly skirt, that is unless you are Carmen Miranda.

♥ Don’t overdo the ruffles and prints. Most of the time ruffles look best in a solid print, or a print that is not too busy.

♥ Unless you want to look like a cupcake try to avoid too much light pink and purple ruffles. For the right situation however, is fun to look like a cupcake!

♥ Try to keep a good form beneath the ruffles. Yes there are a few really cute shift type ruffle dresses, but these ruffles can add bulk, and are very hard to wear on anything above stick thin. Instead try a fitted top and a ruffle skirt like the one above.

Rating Paula’s Performance

So, if all of those Paula-hating bloggers out there hadn’t ratted out that Paula Abdul’s Super Bowl performance was going to be on tape, do you think FOX would have tried to pass it off as live like they did so many times with artists on “Idol”?

Ah, the power of the blog…

Personally, I wish they had tried because the setup the clip did get made it stand out like a sore thumb against all the other pre-game stuff. They could’ve at least had Ryan give some lame excuse like technical problems kept them from doing it live or Paula had so much fun doing this for an audience she wanted to share it with the viewers…

Because in all honesty, the performance was pretty awesome. Granted, she didn’t sing a note, but the choreography was the kind of stuff you just don’t see anymore.

And yes, ladies and gentlemen, Paula does still have the moves…

You can see for yourself here…

Jordin’s Familiar Tune

Did anyone else think Jordin Sparks’ rendition of the National Anthem before the Super Bowl sounded familiar?

Now I know there are only so many ways to sing the National Anthem, but to me Jordin sounded like she was trying to do a nearly exact copy of Whitney Houston’s iconic rendition from 1991—only in a lower key.

I’m not saying that means Jordin was bad. It just disappoints me a little…

You can judge for yourself here.

Paula's New Album?!

Paula Abdul’s website is now saying that Paula will release a new album this summer.

Come on, you know you’re excited…

Also, TVGuide.com is reporting that Paula’s Super Bowl Pre-Game Segment will air between 4 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. on FOX...

Louis Vuitton TV ad Campaign

This is the first Louis Vuitton ad campaign which will run on cable and satellite TV channels and in movie theatres around the world! And this add will shows on ordinary people rather than celebrities. It's a 90-second spot that was shot in France, India, Japan and Spain. Slated to be released on February 15, 2008.

The Louis Vuitton ad aims to promote the brand itself, rather than a specific product. A Louis Vuitton bag makes only a fleeting appearance in the ad, which asks: “Where will life take you?”

“It is supposed to touch our clientele and viewers in ways that perhaps other media will not touch,” said Pietro Beccari, Louis Vuitton’s head of marketing. “This is a way to say Louis Vuitton is different. It is something ephemera but also something that stays.”

Well, what can you say about this ad campaign? For me, even though they don't have to advertise their brand name through media exposure, I guess LV had already established its name not only to those couture lover or celebrities out there but to those ordinary people as well.. Does this mean they'll going to lower down their price and can be affordable by ordinary people? Hmmmm..What do you think? I hope so.. =)