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01/18/2013 at 06:30 PM ET

nicole richie 600x450 The Trends We’re Loving (So Far!) on the Red Carpet This SeasonJason Merritt/Getty; Sara De Boer/Startracks; Steve Granitz/WireImage

Three shows down, and a lot more to go! So far, we’ve spotted tons of great trends at the Golden Globe Awards, Critics’ Choice Awards and People’s Choice Awards, however, three have totally stood out to us — two because

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12/31/2012 at 06:00 AM ET

If you were to walk around our office, you’d notice two things: There are a lot of photos of David and Harper Beckham tacked up on staffers’ bulletin boards (What can we say? We can’t resist a hot dad and an adorable baby) and practically every editor is wearing at least one

By David Perel – Executive Vice President/Managing Editor radio detection and ranging

“Yuuupp,” Dave Hester has filed a blockbuster lawsuit against Storage Wars, RadarOnline.com is reporting exclusively.

Hester, one of the show’s best-known personalities who is infamous for his brash “Yuuup” while bidding on storage lockers, charges that the A&E hit show is fake and fired him in retaliation days after he complained about it to network and production company executives.

Radar… Continue reading Storage Wars Sued By Its Star; Show Is Faked And Execs Were Confronted By Cast, Court Papers Charge

On October 19, 1973 “The Way We Were” was first released in theaters. (Cue: “Memories”.)

The romance sees Robert Redford and Barbara Streisand as star-crossed lovers, pulled away from each other due to the usually deal breakers — political convictions, naval service (and, I guess, curly hair?). In the 39 years since its initial bow, even a mention of its title still elicits a wistful “ugh” and a heart-clutch.

But that reaction… Continue reading 'The Way We Were': Watching The Movie For The First Time ... With My Mom (LIVE BLOG)

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08/24/2012 at 12:00 PM ET

By now you’ve probably seen the super-cute Old Navy ads starring some of our favorite Beverly Hills, 90210ers. They’re not only fun for us to watch (yes, we’re children of the ’90s) but they were fun for the stars to create, too.

It was all about “nostalgia,” Jennie Garth told PEOPLE

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