Jennifer Lawrence In Victoria Beckham – ‘El Hormiguero

Despite the huge box office success of ‘The Hunger Games’, Jennifer Lawrence is still promoting the movie.

Yesterday she was in Madrid tending to her promotional duties on the Spanish TV show ‘El Hormiguero’.

The actress wore her second Victoria Beckham dress in a row; this time the dress is from the mainline Fall 2012 collection. Her colour-block black-and-dove-grey dress appears to be the love child of Look 17 and 18 sans the collar.YSL ‘New Riveg’ platform sandals and an updo provided the finishing touches to her figure-hugging VB dress.I love that she’s content with her womanly figure.

Liya Kebede in Harper's Bazaar Spain, May 2012!

The beautiful Liya Kebede stars in this follow up editorial in the May issue of Harper's Bazaar Spain that she covers. This was photographed again by Txema Yeste and styled by Juan Cebrian.

New Music Video: ‘Take Care’ By Drake ft. Rihanna

Drake has finally released a video for his single- ‘Take Care’ feat. Rihanna. The video is directed by Yoann Lemoine and I am loving it…

Monica Unveils ‘Without You’ Cover

Monica‘s latest LP ‘New Life’ is poised to hold steady in the top 20 and to give it more boost, the singer has unveiled the cover of her 4th single ‘Without You’…

Coupled Up In NYC: Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Spotted Cheesin’ & Swirlin’ In The Big Apple [Photos]

Looks like things are getting pretty serious with Kimmy Cakes and Yeezy. They were “spotted” on a date in NYC this weekend cheesin’ and eating ice cream. Kanye West met Kim Kardashian’s family yesterday in New York and according to our sources … the Kardashian clan absolutely loved him. According to our sources, Kanye and Kim were excited for the family gathering and the opportunity to show them just how great they are together. We’re told the meeting went great and the family thinks they make the perfect couple

Update:Kim twitpic‘s her & Yeezy’s matching J’s

These shoes aren't made for walking!

Last week, the king of the skyscraper stiletto, Christian Louboutin, declared: ‘High heels are pleasure with pain. If you can’t walk in them, don’t wear them.’ Up until then, most high-end shoe couturiers have insisted that the more expensive the shoe, the more comfortable it will be.

Put to the test: Liz with her selection of high-end, middle market and High Street stilettos

Adele turquoise sling-back, £625, Gina.com, Cobalt blue hidden platform courts, £32.99, Axparis.co.uk

Pink and orange sandal, £49.99, Zara.com

I love the styling of these shoes: the hot colours are very this season. The 2in platform is cushioned and the ankle strap not too fiddly. But my problem with these shoes, which I wore to walk to the Z Hotel near my flat to meet a friend for a drink, is that the 5in heel is far too slim: it has the dimensions of a pencil. This meant it kept getting stuck in tiny holes. I felt, too, that the super thin heel only made my calves look fat, while the ankle strap shortens the leg.

Red, White, black & blue peep toe courts, £78, Office.co.uk, Himalaya pink sandals, £295, Kurtgeiger.com