Project Runway
Project Runway is back — already! Sure, Season 6, the first season to air on Lifetime, just ended with strong ratings, but the network has announced the 16 designers who will compete on the show's seventh season.
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The designers range in age from 21 to 47 and are from all over the U.S. and from countries including ...
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Tim Gunn, Kenny Rogers
Tim Gunn and Kenny Rogers are the two latest famous guests on this season of How I Met Your Mother, TVGuide.com has confirmed
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Tim Gunn
To everyone who questions if the glitz and glamour of Hollywood's big Oscar night should be scaled back in light of a tanking economy, Tim Gunn has one word for you all: "No!!!"
The fashion world's Papa Bear didn't mince words when we asked him about the subject while visiting the Project Runway finale show AMEX Skybox on Friday.
"No, don't tone it down! People need an escape. They need something that's over the top and exuberant, and if it can't be the Oscars it can't be anything," Gunn told TVGuide.com. "I feel the same way about Fashion Week, and it has been a real pick-me-up this week. I saw the Milan shows and thought, "Ugh, give me a cyanide capsule." It was so dark and dreary and down."
Gunn, who will be cohosting the red-carpet arrival show during Sunday's Oscars with Good Morning America's Robin Roberts, expects to see ...
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Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum
The show will go on for Project Runway — the Bryant Park fashion show, that is, even if it remains to be seen when any of it will be seen. Locked in a network battle between Lifetime and Bravo, Project Runway is still tied up in court, but its Season 6 contestants are scheduled to unveil their collections at New York Fashion Week on Friday, albeit with a more somber tone, host Heidi Klum says.
"What is really sad about it is that ...all the people that are in the audience don't know the designers," she tells Access Hollywood. "You know, normally you have people there that are like clapping, because ...
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Going through "make it work" withdrawals? Tim Gunn, Project Runway's Papa Bear, was on Good Morning America Wednesday to announce that he and GMA's Robin Roberts will be co-hosting ABC's official Academy Awards pre-show. See what the fashion guru had to say about Jessica Simpson's controversial high-waisted jeans, and the latest on Runway's fate.
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Tim Gunn, Robin Roberts
Tim Gunn is going from the Runway to the red carpet — the Oscar red carpet.
Mr. "Make it Work" has been tapped to host ABC's Academy Awards pre-show, Oscars Red Carpet 2009. The Project Runway mentor will cohost the 30-minute arrivals show with ...
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Tim Gunn by Virginia Sherwood/Bravo Photo
With the Emmys red carpet right around the corner, glitz, glam and some major fumbles are imminent. That's why TVGuide.com went straight to the "make it work" fashion master Tim Gunn and his partner-in-crime Gretta Monahan (hosts of the upcoming season of Tim Gunn's Guide to Style premiering Thursday, October 2 at 11 pm/ET) for their red carpet predictions.Though Gunn admitted every year is a crapshoot as far as who will be hit or miss on Sunday, the popular Project Runway mentor does have some theories on what we can expect. "People who were slammed on the red carpet last year will probably want to retaliate by looking the best," he said. "And those who looked the best can conceivably be a little cocky and think, 'I can get away with anything.' But you just don't know, and that's what I love about it." Gunn's fashion accomplice Monahan did have some insider information on what we can expect to see. "From the little bits and bobs I've been getting from friends behind the scenes and ...
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Jennifer Lopez by Jamie McCarthy/WireImage.com
Jennifer Lopez, who was scheduled to judge the Project Runway finale, canceled on the show at the last minute.Host Heidi Klum announced at the show’s finale taping on Friday that Lopez pulled out of her judging duties due to a foot injury. (Last time we checked, judging didn’t require walking).No word on J. Lo's condition, but Tim Gunn will serve as her replacement for the finale fashion show.What do you think about J. Lo bailing on Runway? — Erin FoxRelated:• Will J. Lo Judge Runway?• Runway VIDEO: Loathing, Sabotage and... Misplaced Boobs?• Read Our In-Depth Recaps of Project Runway• Take a Trip Down Project Runway and Watch Episodes with Our Online Video Guide
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Project Runway by Barbara Nitke/Bravo Photo
And by Gay Olympics, I’m obviously talking about Project Runway, which aired quite possibly its gayest episode ever in this week’s drag-queen challenge, an attempt to urge the designers to go theatrical and over-the-top without risk of penalty. I was only disappointed that they didn’t let guest judge RuPaul do an homage to Tim Gunn’s “Make it work” by reprising her signature theme of “You better work … Work it, girl!”For the most part, the designers did work it. Although the annoying Blayne, who should have been bounced a week earlier for his hideous shorts outfit for Brooke Shields, worked my last nerve (and those of everyone around him) with his endless wannabe-cutesy efforts to coin that “-licious” catchphrase. It made Leanne want to “barf-licious,” and caused another of the designers to bark, “Shut the hell up.” My sentiments exactly. Sadly, his gay pterodactyl drag outfit, despite its droopy wings, lande...
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Get ready to pick your favorite fashionista because Runway Season 5 starts tonight (for its final season on Bravo before moving to Lifetime). According to Heidi and Tim, the designers this time around are not only bringing their A-game, but some serious attitude along with it. So far our favorite is the designer whose mantra is, "What would Madonna do?" And btw, in only a few short weeks, TVGuide.com will be featuring its own online show with Season 4's Chris March recapping episodes, talking to cast-offs and more!
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