Times are tough. There’s a death ray pointed at Fashion Week, and no one can stop it! People will be hurt — and not just models. Real people, too. Good thing Heidi Klum’s had some free time lately, because if anyone can save designer fashion by brandishing a hairdryer while lookin’ hot, it’s The Kluminator. Now please indulge me as I paste part of the best press release ever. (It has a DATELINE that says "THE INTERNET")
(The Internet) – New style-centric site Modelinia announces a four-part web series called SPIKED HEEL: Supermodels Battle the Forces of Evil, starring cat walkers Heidi Klum and Coco Rocha. The series will premiere at Midnight on February 16, 2009 and post the following webisodes consecutively for the next three days on www.modelinia.com.
After the jump, watch the trailer for Spiked Heel and check out a few more teaser stills, including Gossip Girl‘s Blair (Leighton Meester) and a seductive closeup of the liquid gold-encased Kluminator in which she appears to be sipping a liquid gold martini. Drink it up.
There’s no denying that this season of our beloved Battlestar Galactica has been pretty fantastic. But, PopWatchers, something’s been bugging me, and I can’t hold it in any longer: Ever since burning hunk of man Apollo left Galactica, his hair has slowly grown into an approximation of Patrick Swayze’s ‘do circa Dirty Dancing. And during last week’s battle aboard Galactica, that image was so dominant all I could think when he was onscreen was: "ADAMA. HAIRCUT. GET ONE." (Yes, in all-caps. That’s just how I think, sometimes.) I know, I know, blah blah "symbolic break with the military" blah.
Is anybody out there still watching Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles? Any reason why this show is still on the air? I visited the set while they were shooting the first season—I got to watch Summer Glau, in the flesh, punch her fist through a Styrofoam wall—and had high hopes for the series. But then the writers strike in the fall of 2007 seemed to strangle it in its cradle, with the series running out of scripts after only nine episodes. The second season didn’t get underway until last September, but before you could say, "I’ll be back," it was gone again, leaving for a two-month hiatus in December. Just figuring out when new episodes would be on the air has been a time-travel paradox so perplexing it would drive John Connor crazy. At a certain point, I stopped trying.
Well, boys and girls, the moment we’ve all been waiting for — the premiere of a new Joss Whedon TV show — has come and gone. Dollhouse has reared its not-at-all-ugly head; what do We think of it? Did the mindbending adventures of Echo (Eliza Dushku) tickle your geek fancy, or were you left as blank as an Active’s brain after an "engagement"?
Drama in Dillon. After Smash road off into the sunset of College Station, Tex. (and he will be greatly missed), everyone’s lives kept going. Tami is all up in everyone’s business, trying to keep Tyra from dating a pill-popping cowboy, and freaking out that Julie got, in my opinion, an extremely tacky rope-heart tattoo. Watching this story unfold was extremely special for my parents and me, because at the young age of 13 the words "pip 33" were inked into my flesh (still there today). These scenes with the Taylor family were so similar to the "discussions" (me being yelled at) that took place in my house; it felt like I was watching home movies.
It’s Friday the 13th, but nothing spooky has happened yet (other than the fact that Tatiana Del Toro will continue on in the hopes of becoming 
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