Blog Posts by Raechal Leone Shewfelt

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The world of fashion does not think much of Kim Kardashian.

Even though the former celebrity stylist has become one of the most high-profile women in the world with her own clothing line, stylist Nicola Formichetti reveals that he had a tough time getting designers to work with him on a photo shoot for Elle magazine shot by Miguel Reveriego.

"People wouldn't lend me the clothes," says Formichetti, who's famous for styling Lady Gaga. "But that's fashion snobbery."

Allison Williams' star is on the rise. (Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)

Allison Williams is poised to be a big star.

The Yale-educated, brunette beauty, who happens to be the daughter of NBC newsman Brian Williams, is on fire! Not only is she one of the stars of HBO's buzzy "Girls," but she had a guest role on "The Mindy Project," and recently went to the Grammys as Katy Perry's date.

omg! recently caught up with the 24-year-old actress, who chatted about everything from how much she's like her uptight "Girls" character Marnie to why her skin always looks so darn radiant under the glow of the spotlight.

Check out five fun facts omg! discovered about Williams:

How do you like the new look? (Instagram)

LeAnn Rimes hasn't been in the news yet this week, so why not kick things off with a story about her hair?

The singer-turned-tabloid target has unveiled a new 'do that includes bangs so blunt that there's no doubt they'd win instant approval from the bang-loving Carly Rae Jepsen!

"Love my Andy LeCompte! I got banged," LeAnn wrote in a Twitter post on Saturday, where she also included a photo of herself with the stylist. "Love em! Was time for a fun change."

Rimes, 30, is only the latest famous female to jump on the bangs bandwagon. The former Kate Middleton, Michelle Obama, Kim Kardashian, Jessica Biel and others have also recently opted for fringe on their forehead.

Do you think the bangs trend is a good one for Rimes?

Mila Kunis glams up for the Ted premiere. (JB Lacroix/WireImage)

Everyone has that old, broken-in pair of jeans, that pair of worn-out sneakers, or some other favorite wardrobe item she just can't bring herself to throw away.

For Mila Kunis, that embarrassing but beloved piece of clothing is an affordable one not unlike what many of us had in our closets … back in the '90s.

"I've been wearing the same pair of dark green Old Navy cargo pants, like, non-stop, for 15 years," she confesses in the new issue of InStyle. "I think I paid $4.99, on clearance. My friends hate them so much they hide them from me. When those pants fall apart, I swear I'm going to get someone to copy them for me."

Kunis, who's now 29, would have had to buy the pants in 1998, when she was just 14, if she's really had them for that long. Don't you think anyone would need a bigger size after transitioning from a young teenager to an adult woman? Of course, in the 1990s baggy clothes were the norm. We were all so cool, weren't we?!

Kendall and Kylie Jenner model their new clothing line for PacSun. (Harper Smith for PacSun)

When you're a member of one of the first families of reality TV, there are going to be some naysayers.

For proof, look no further than a story omg! recently posted about Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner landing her own talk show.

"The kartrashians are like a virus they are contaminating everything they touch and it is contagious" and "Why can't these idiots all go away?!" are just two examples of some of the mean things people wrote in the comments.

Now, Kendall Jenner, the 17-year-old younger half-sister of Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe, tells omg! that dealing with those negative peeps can be more than a little frustrating. Her family's strategy is simply not to let it get to them.

"I can't let haters, people that are going to judge me or say negative things, I can't let all of that stop me," Kendall says. "I can't let that get to me, because then it'll make me go crazy. And yeah, it sucks, and yeah, I do see it, and it does get to me a little bit. I just can't let it get to me anymore. It'll stop me from doing so many things, so many things that I want to do, and that's not how to live your life.”

Jason London (Splash News)

People who are easily offended probably shouldn't read this story, because it's pretty gross. And really bizarre – almost as bizarre as the time in 2010 when "Party of Five" actor Jeremy London claimed that he had been kidnapped and forced to do drugs at gun point.

Now, Jeremy London's twin brother Jason – he's the one who starred in 1993's "Dazed and Confused" and alongside Reese Witherspoon in "The Man In the Moon," not the one who starred in "Mallrats" – has been arrested after a bar fight, according to TMZ.

Citing a police report, the website states that police were called to the Martini Ranch Bar in Scottsdale, Arizona, at 1:42 a.m. Sunday. They found Jason London with a swollen eye, which he reportedly got after he and the bouncer got into an altercation when London sneezed on him and not only refused to apologize as the bouncer insisted, but struck the bouncer in the face. London was then beaten as he was thrown out of the bar kicking and screaming.

Vanilla Ice returns to TV. (DIY Network)

Whether showing off one of the houses he's renovated on his DIY Network show "The Vanilla Ice Project" or rapping onstage to his mega-hit "Ice Ice Baby," Rob Van Winkle is always known as Vanilla Ice.

The 45-year-old explains to omg! that the moniker was not chosen, but given to him by friends. In fact, he didn't want it to stick!

"I used to break dance at 14 years old and at first I was just called Vanilla, because of my complexion. I was the only white kid in my neighborhood that was doing it," he says. "The ice came from a dance move I had that looked like I was sliding on ice. It was a very painful move, because I would have to be on kind of my head, the side of my ear, and shoulder, but if I had a beanie hat on it would work, but without it, you'd scrape the side of your ear and the side of your face."

Katy Perry at the Kids' Inaugural Ball. (Bennett Raglin/WireImage)

Katy Perry brought more than just "Fireworks" to inauguration weekend.

The 28-year-old singer donned a patriotic ensemble as she performed at the Kids' Inauguration Ball on Saturday in Washington, D.C. The racy, curve-hugging one-piece she sported may seem an odd choice for entertaining a few thousand children and their parents, but at least she didn't sport her whipped cream-spewing bra, right?