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Lost star Matthew Fox is featured on the cover and in the pages of the new issue of Details magazine wherein he talks to the mag about, among other things, a future after the series ends its run. Here is Matthew‘s coverphoto and some quotes from his probing interview:

On ‘Lost’ coming to an end: “Personally, it’s a relief … I owe this show a great amount, and I think it’s exceptionally good … [but] I am looking forward to the freedom that comes with not working on one project professionally.”

On the ‘Lost’ series finale: “This show started with a plane crash on an island in the South Pacific, and it’s going to have a very global and epic ending.”

On moving to Oregon: “My major motivation is to be closer to family. My brother is there, my mother is there … I really miss that kind of wide-open space.”

This is a lot of ecstatic waxing on the eve of the debut of the next season. It sounds like Matthew has really thought long and hard about the time in his life after he leaves the island and Lost behind him for good. After the jump, check out another photo of Matthew from this issue of Details magazine along with a couple of screenshots from his video interview with the mag …

Shepard Fairey, the amazing graphic artist who brought us this iconic image of then-presidential candidate Barack Obama …

… has created a new piece of Obama artwork to commemorate Inauguration Day next week, behold:

A Limited Edition, signed and numbered version of this poster can be purchased online HERE for $500, while a numbered unsigned version can be purchased online HERE for $100. OR, you can donate $20 HERE and get your hands on one of these one-of-a-kind posters (if you donate $35, you’ll get two posters):

To celebrate this historic inauguration, graphic artist Shepard Fairey has created another unforgettable poster. Make a donation of $20 or more to get your limited edition inauguration poster. Or, make any donation of $35 or more and receive two posters — one to keep and one for a friend. We’re organizing the most open and accessible inauguration in our nation’s history. Your support will be crucial to making that possible, as we’re not accepting donations from PACs, federally registered lobbyists, or corporations.

I understand that proceeds from the sale of these posters and THESE other Fairey Obama products will go towards paying for various Inauguration festivities in Washington DC next week. I know that the original Hope poster sold out very quickly and is very difficult to find as a result … this is your chance to get in on the ground floor and snag one of these posters while you still can.

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Yesterday we saw a few photos of Whitney Port and her cohorts from The City basking in the Florida sun on the beaches of Miami Beach over the weekend (where MTV was filming scenes for an upcoming episode). It turns out that there were a few NSFW photos of Whitney in the water with her breasts accidentally exposed. Today, Whitney is addressing her embarrassing wardrobe malfunction in a new post on her official blog:

Okay so a couple photos were captured while I was in Miami that weren’t the most discreet and I’m sorry if they offended anyone but I got too caught up in the sunshine and the weather that I guess I wasn’t as cautious as I should have been. Everyone knows the rough and tumble of the ocean mixed with a bathing suit — not the most attractive thing ever! So sorry for the view…very embarrassing to say the least! I guess all I can do now is laugh about it and move on!

OMG, I am SOOOOO glad she cleared that all up for us! Meh. It happens to most ladies at the beach and at least now Whitney can take pride (?) in the fact that she’s crossed over into Hollywood “It” Girldom now that she’s got her nip slip requirement out of the way. How much do you want to bet that Olivia Palmero, Whitney‘s frenemy on The City, not only forwarded those photos to all of her friends, the “socials”, but also had enlargement photos printed out of Whitney‘s bare boobs. Oh yeah, you know she did :)

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My boy Darion is featured in a new TV spot to promote the new horror flick My Bloody Valentine 3D which will begin airing on TV this week. At last week’s premiere screening, the folks at Lionsgate asked audience members to give on-camera reviews and Darion stepped up and spoke on behalf of Pink is the new Blog. Check out the full TV commercial:

I love that Darion’s appearance comes after Wes Craven‘s at about the 20 second mark. He did a great job, don’t you think? I opted out of appearing in the ad, choosing instead to gush about how much I loved the film right here on the blog. In fact, Darion, Steph, Alek and I have already secured our tickets to see the movie in 3D again on Thursday night … before it opens wide in theaters on Friday. Let me reiterate how much fun this movie is … the 3D is NOT to be missed. I promise, you’ll have a blast seeing this film — just make sure the theater you go to is showing the film in 3D. Not all theaters will be showing the film in 3D so make sure you don’t miss out. If you end up seeing My Bloody Valentine 3D this weekend, send me some pics of you and your friends wearing the fun 3D glasses … I’ll be sure to post them on the site with the weekly Pink reader pics :)

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Woot! I’m still pretty geeked on my big news … but with a looming move in the coming weeks, I’m also a bit stressed out too. I’m researching movers to help lessen the stress … I really, really hate moving so I’m trying to find a company that will do it all for me, which is the only way to move. I’ve found a couple of really good potential candidates but if any of y’all have any suggestions, please pass them along. I met with the real estate dude yesterday to drop off my checks for the new place so … come Feb. 1, it’s gonna be ours :)

To celebrate, I met up with Jim for dinner and movie last night but because of time constraints it turned out to be movie and then dinner. First up, we made our way to the ArcLight Theater in Hollywood to see The Wrestler:

Because I am a huge Darren Aronofsky fan, I have been really anxious to see this film for weeks now. Watching Mickey Rourke win the Golden Globe for his performance in the film put me over the edge, I had to see it as soon as possible. Man, what an amazing and powerful film. The stark realism in the movie was just really sad from beginning to end but the movie never takes the emotional exploitation too far. The film is a great commentary on how rough life can be for some people and even tho there seems to be no hope left, simple pleasures can make all the difference in the world. You empathize with Rourke‘s character, no doubt, but I felt such an affinity for Marisa Tomei‘s character as well. I’m shocked she isn’t gettin’ as much love from the critics … she really goes all out for her role and turns in an impeccable performance. She really is the unsung hero of this film. But Mickey Rourke, my gods, he really turns it on in this film … his performance is nothing short of powerful. He will deffo be a contender come Oscar time.

Much love goes out to the very able staff at the ArcLight … my dumbass left my wallet at the concession stand they took care of it for me. I freaked out when I realized I didn’t have my wallet (after the movie was over) and was relieved to know that they had it for me, safe and sound. I saw Kate Bosworth in the lobby with some friends but I was so freaked out about my wallet, I barely paid attention.

After the movie, Jim and I went to Birds for a late dinner and a couple of beers. While we were eating, Brea Grant who plays Daphne (Hiro‘s “nemesis” with superspeed) came over to our table to compliment me on Pink is the new Blog. It was very sweet of her to say hello and I’m sending my love out to her today.

Tonight, Darion, Kirsten and I are finally getting together to watch the Dollhouse screener I got last week … we are all very excited :)

• Howie Mandel suffers a medical scare.
• As The World Turns couple Luke and Noah finally do the deed.
• Alison Sweeny gives birth to a baby girl named Megan Hope Sanov.
• Hilary Duff plans to get Barely Legal for NBC.
• Chris Rock to become an author.
• Click HERE to watch Candis Cayne perform Dolly Parton‘s 9 to 5.
• NYC’s famed eatery The Rainbow Room gets a reprieve.
• The gift that keeps on giving.
• Woot! Tennis season!
• LeBron James does GQ magazine.
• Adriana Lima shows off her bikini bod.
• Kate Hudson hits the beach.
• Divorce? What divorce?
• Tyra Banks squeezes more blood from America’s Next Top Model.
• Orlando Bloom is 32, Patrick Dempsey is 43 and Julia Louis-Dreyfuss (The New Adventures of Old Christine) is 48 years old today. Click HERE to see who else is celebrating a birthday today.
• Patrick Swayze remains hospitalized but “upbeat” says his mother.
• Sonic Youth are ready to release their next album.
• Peace the Spork Out goes to Prison Break.

Miley Cyrus has debuted the latest installment of her ongoing Internet show/program/whatever The Miley & Mandy Show which features a special guest appearance and performance by her 20-year old manfriend and underwear model (not to mention part time crooner) Justin Gaston. Miley and BFF Mandy Jiroux periodically film short You Tube clips and post them online for fans to enjoy and offer an extra special treat in their newest episode. Here are a few screencaps from this particular webisode:

The clip is a bit uncomfortable to watch at first since it kinda feels like Justin doesn’t really want to participate … he shyly looks away from the camera and mumbles his responses to Miley‘s queries. It kinda feels like she forced him to appear in the clip. Justin warms up a bit when he performs an original song, which I think is called If She Makes Me Happy, that he wrote which seems to address his relationship with Miley — could it be that she also forced him to write and perform the song for her benefit? Could be. After the jump, check out this episode of The Miley & Mandy Show featuring a guest appearance/performance by Justin Gaston …

Gossip Girl star Blake Lively is featured on the cover and in the pages of the new issue of Vogue magazine. In her interview, Blake talks at length about how fashion is featured in GG in a coverstory article that tries to explain how the series provides lavish escapism from the everyday doldrums of an economy in recession (while describing a scene that was filmed for an upcoming episode, the article confesses “The lens cropped the Upper East Side down to its most stately and prosperous lines, with no trace of the glaring RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE signs and GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE posters one block away, signals that the worldwide recession is lapping at the edges of Manhattan’s most privileged ZIP codes.”) but doesn’t really offer any substantial new information. The photospread is pretty to die for, tho! Here is Blake‘s very stunning coverphoto and a portion of the magazine’s coverstory:

In the world of Gossip Girl, there are few signs of economic hardship. Mostly, it’s a contest between the haves and have-mores: For example, the Humphrey clan—members include Serena’s on-and-off boyfriend Dan (Penn Badgley), his sister Jenny (Taylor Momsen), and their hipster dad, Rufus (Matthew Settle)—lives in the artsy, waterfront area of Brooklyn that’s one part Williamsburg, one part DUMBO, and must find their way among families who divide their time among Park Avenue, the Hamptons, and Tuscany. After Lily’s latest husband, Bart, dies, the family learns that he “has more towers than Trump, more bucks than Bloomberg.” Thus far, the only character to suffer a serious reversal of fortune is Nate, played by Chace Crawford, who is forced to move in with the Humphreys when his father—a swindler and coke fiend—flees the country. In this New York, nothing as commonplace as bear markets can bring about financial ruin: It requires a dastardly character flaw. Gossip Girl was adapted from the best-selling young-adult fiction series by Cecily von Ziegesar, who was working as an editor at a book-packaging company when the idea floated up to create a more-contemporary line of fiction about private school kids in New York. Von Ziegesar, who had attended the Upper East Side girls’ academy Nightingale-Bamford and knew well the milieu, volunteered to take on the proposal. She invented the Constance Billard School for Girls, where Serena and her BFF and sometime-rival Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester) hold court. “The characters came right away,” von Ziegesar says over lunch at Fred’s in Barneys, a crowded watering hole for the blonde, slim, and soignée, and where von Ziegesar, who is blonde, slim, and soignée, fits right in. “It flooded out of me; I always wanted to write, but I never thought I’d be writing for teenagers” … The show has taken many departures from the novels, especially in the second season, which has abandoned any lingering pretense of term papers or gym class in favor of a Dangerous Liaisons romance between Blair and the sulfurous Chuck Bass (Ed Westwick), as well as what to wear for such an assignation. “The fashion is just unbelievable. You can watch our show on mute and be entertained,” Lively says. And she’s not overstating it. The characters wear designer clothes that teeter between unattainable chic and self-parody, be it Bass’s wearing a tuxedo covered with paillettes that shimmer like a matador’s suit or Blair’s attending the dean’s party at Yale with an Alice-in-Plunderland pewter-colored satin bow in her hair. For her part, Lively is entranced by Serena’s authentically local look. “Just being here, walking around, you pick it up really quickly,” she explains. “In New York, you put on skinny jeans and riding boots and a leather coat and handbag, and you take on that posture and character,” Lively says. “It becomes very natural.” Lively’s natural style? Costume National boots, dark Rag & Bone trousers, and a Joie cashmere vest over a Ports 1961 white pointelle cashmere sweater, punctuated by Chanel earrings, a Chanel handbag, and a Jeri Cohen diamond bracelet. (“They let me borrow it, and now I can’t take it off,” Lively says mischievously.)

The full interview can be read in the February issue of Vogue magazine (the truncated version is online HERE) but will prolly not offer anything all that new that we haven’t heard already. For me, the photos are the real draw. After the jump, check out a few photos from Blake’s Vogue magazine photospread …

Lance Bass, who is currently on tour with Dancing with the Stars: The Tour, was spotted on the streets of Toronto, Canada yesterday in the company of a mysterious male friend … and while things may or may not be of a romantic nature betwixt these two gentlemen, it’s Lance‘s new hair’don’t that has folks talking notice … behold:

Uhhhh … whut? Earlier today we learned that Robert Pattinson got in trubs with the Powers that Be for shaving off all of his trademark hair but I think it’s Lance who should get in serious trubs for deciding on this new haircut. Do they offer prison sentences for bad haircuts cuz, I’d like to make a citizen’s arrest. This look may have worked for Caucasian rappers Vanilla Ice and Snow back in the early ’90′s but … it’s not a good look by today’s standards (OK, I lied … it was never a good look for anyone). I can only hope that Lancey lost a bet or that his DWS cohorts shaved his head while he slept cuz … yeah, I ain’t lovin’ this look. Thoughts?

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Famed film and television actress Glenn Close, who can currently be seen in the FX drama Damages, was honored with the 2,378th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in an award ceremony in Hollywood, CA yesterday with many friends and much of her family in attendance. Here are a few photos of Glenn and co. at yesterday’s Walk of Fame star unveiling and award ceremony:

Actress Glenn Close was honored with a star on Hollywood’s “Walk of Fame” here Monday and said she was looking forward to having people walk all over her award. Close, 61, described the awarding of the 2,378th star on Hollywood Boulevard as a “wonderful, wonderful honor”, adding she was delighted to be sharing the famous stretch of sidewalk with some of her childhood heroes. But she invited movie fans who held a grudge against some of her on-screen personas, such as deranged stalker Alex Forrest in 1987′s “Fatal Attraction”, to feel free to abuse her award. “To be considered a star is one thing, but to be embedded in the sidewalk with life passing over us, that for me is the best part of this honor,” Close said at a ceremony to unveil her award. “Five-inch heels, flip-flops, Birkenstocks, dropped ice cream cones, the odd tobacco squirt, baby carriages, roller blades, skateboards, wheelchairs — bring it all on,” Close joked. “And if there are those who are really pissed off by … Alex Forrest, they can stomp on me to their heart’s content,” Close joked. “Like the Milky Way, this galaxy will expand, paying tribute to the artists who have formed the heart and soul of the world,” Close said. “And I can just see it years from this moment. Someone will wander by my star, dust off my name and think ‘Glenn Close? Glenn Close? Oh yeah, I remember. He was good.’” Close, best known for her film roles in “Fatal Attraction” and “Dangerous Liasions”, is currently the star of the US television drama series “Damages”.

Aww … this is great. Glenn Close was truly the driving force in the success of Fatal Attraction and has always been able to turn in amazing performance after amazing performance. She is truly a very gifted actress and I wholeheartedly endorse this honor. Damages is one of those series that everybody seems to love … I’ve been trying to catch up on season one so that I can jump right in and watch season two. Much love and congrats goes out to Glenn on this achievement, I honestly feel it is well-deserved.

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