Artist and PAPER photographer Curtis "love me" Kulig is continuing his string of fashion collaborations with three Valentine's Day designs for Sweden's Happy Socks, Women's Wear Daily reports today. Following work with Nike, Vans (pictured above) and Catherine Malandrino, Kulig's line with MeUndies just launched at Art Basel, because butts need love too.
The Venezuelan government has officially ruled out kidnapping as a possible cause of Vittorio Missoni's disappearance. [via 
The Marc Jacobs beauty line for Sephora will hit shelves in the fall! Prepare yourselves. [via 
Holy shit, the new Philipp Plein ads feature two twin brothers making out! (It also features Terry Richardson and Lea T., but that's old news.) Anyway, gross. [via 
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Carine Roitfeld is going to be a stylist at Balenciaga, which should be a great advantage for Alexander Wang. [via 
Norma Kamali has launched a new project, 
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The Burger Is A Lonely Hunter. 
Just play. Have fun. Enjoy the burger. 
Bling burger.
We'll take a drumstick, please. 
This burger may have a deep impact --sorry, we had to -- on hunger as we know it.
What happens when you unwrap it?
Heart disease.
Presidential sitcom 1600 Penn hits NBC next week, but star Bill Pullman has been on his own bully pulpit, protecting the "Hollywood" sign from heavyweight developers and popularizing the new L.A. trend of outdoor harvesting parties he calls "picking kitchens." Pullman has a personal stake in both issues: he owns a 2 ½-acre orchard below the sign and has been a fresh fruit activist since he was five, a fact that caught the attention of Canadian director Young Chang, who features Pullman in his new documentary The Fruit Hunters.
Tina Fey is in final negotiations to star as a Russian gulag prison guard in the next Muppets movie, a "European-set adventure" co-starring Ty Burell and Ricky Gervais. Fingers crossed for jewel thieves, pencil mustaches, tandem bicycle chases and Miss Piggy in an ushanka. [
Each episode is just 30 minutes of Ryan Loche standing very still, making that exact face. [
Lego pot leaves, anyone? [
Welcome to Puggingston Court. Pugglesby will show you to your chambers.[
OK. [
I never thought I'd say this, but I'm really looking forward to this season of American Idol. [
New policy. [
Bruce Willis on the set of Pulp Fiction, enjoying a Pepsi. [
If you need us, we'll be staring at this for the rest of the day. [
PPR is rumored to really be working towards giving Christopher Kane his own luxury label. They're apparently looking for the "chief executive," so if that sounds like the job for you, send them that resume! [via 
There were some pretty out-there looks going on at the MAN show -- which, for those who are interested, is a collaboration between Topman and Fashion East, a British non-profit -- in London. [via 
Attention, shoe-lovers everywhere: The Generic Man and Comme des Garçons are collaborating on a line of shoes, which are available at Commes des Garçons worldwide. We'd spring for a pair. [via Press Release]
Actress Most Likely to Burst Into Tears If She Wins, Charming and Slightly Annoying Us All: Anne Hathaway, who's nominated for Best Supporting Actress for Les Misérables.
The Winner We're Going to Be Pissed About: The Big Bang Theory, which we saw once on an airplane and turned off half-way through (and that was AFTER watching all of Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs and crying at the end), is nominated for "Best Television Series - Comedy or Musical" alongside Episodes, Girls, Modern Family and Smash. Where is 30 Rock and Parks & Rec? Why does the Hollywood Foreign Press Association hate TV?
Most likely to Lose But Shouldn't Because He Is One of the Best Actors Ever and If You've Never Watched Deadwood, Oh My God, Watch It: John Hawkes.
Most Likely to Over-Indulge at the Open Bar: Jack Black, who's nominated for a "Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture -- Comedy or Musical" award for his role in Bernie and, given that he's up against Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook), Hugh Jackman (Les Misérables), Ewan McGregor (Salmon Fishing in the Yemen), and Bill Murray (Hyde Park on Hudson), he'll ... probably not win. 
Movie That Will Probably Sweep More Awards Than You Want It To: Lincoln. 
Movie Most Likely to Win the Foreign Category and That You Still Haven't Seen But Keep Meaning to See: Amour.
Actors Most Likely to Give an "I'm Just Happy to Be Here" Smile Whenever the Camera Pans to Them: Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt who were both nominated for "Best Actor/Actress in a Motion Picture -- Comedy or Musical" award for Salmon Fishing in the Yemen. Does this movie exist?
Embarrassing 
TV Mini-Series You're Going to Search For On Demand As Soon As the Golden Globes Are Over: BBC America's The Hour. It's like Mad Men-meets-Newsroom
meets...Homeland (we think)! We need to DVR it, too! 
Renaissance-Man Director Whom Other Directors Are Most Likely to Be Secretly Jealous Of: Tom Tykwer, who co-wrote the score to Cloud Atlas.
Most Likely to Just Be a Coincidence (But What if it Isn't? And What Does it Mean?): Les Mis is the only musical/comedy best picture nominee to have neither a color nor a celestial phenomenon in its title. Other films in this category: The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Moonrise Kingdom, Salmon Fishing In the Yemen and Silver Linings Playbook.
Competition Most Likely to Be a Little Awkward: The night's co-hosts, Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, are both nominated for "Best Performance By An Actress in A Television Series -- Comedy or Musical."
Mean Nickname We'll Most Likely Give to a Movie While We're Live-Tweeting: "Django Dumbchained." Runner up: "Fartgo." 
Person You Will Most Likely See On Screen While the Nominees for Best Actor Are Read and Be Like, "What movie was he in this year?" Richard Gere. 
Nominee Who Will Be Having a Great Time Because He Is the Best: Bill Murray.
Nominee Who Won't Show Up: Maggie Smith. She is better than all of us. 
In April 2012, volunteers gathered in a large warehouse in Beijing to assemble the pieces. They were given 45 minutes, seemingly random numbers sketched on the reverse side of each piece of mat, and an 8x12 meter area taped off on the warehouse floor. As Chipchase recalls, "Nobody said 'Build a flag.' They could have stacked them up and burnt them. They could have rolled them up. And, if we'd given them four hours to complete the task, maybe they would have come up with a completely different outcome and shape. But, it started as a set of mats; then, in a matter of 15 minutes, a flag emerged."
As this final phase kicked off, Chipchase was preparing his move back to the US. He had high hopes for what Red Mat could indicate about society.
It's been a while since we checked in on that website TotallyLooksLike.com and upon our perusal, we saw this gem: Quentin Tarantino = Really High Guy. Brilliant. [via 
The only New Year's resolutions worth having. [Thanks Jonah!]
Little kiss. [via 
Personally, we prefer to think there's a Wendy's. [via 
Remember that time Macaulay Culkin and Michael Jackson wore matching outfits to hang out with E.T.? [via 
Dope threads! [via