Victoria Beckham strolled the streets of New York looking fierce in her barely there ensemble. Let's start at the bottom with her very cool Louboutins, make our way to her very short, tiered skirt, and finish it off with a black tank, scarf, and cool aviators.
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James Franco is on the cover of The Advocate's October issue, and inside the magazine he opened up about his career and his latest turn playing a gay man in Howl. He's not one to shy away from creating controversy, and James admits that in the past he liked to stir up trouble when on set. Now, he prefers provoking people through his writing and art — apparently, his turn as a soap star on General Hospital is the decision that most upset his agents. James's new movie, in which he stars opposite Jon Hamm, hits theaters on Sept. 24, and his intense-looking film 127 Hours will be out soon after in November. James said:
On confronting the rumors he's gay: "Sure, I'd tell you if I was. I guess the reason I wouldn't is because I'd be worried that it would hurt my career. I suppose that's the reason one wouldn't do that, right? But no, that wouldn't be something that would deter me. I'm going to do projects that I want to do. Everyone thinks I'm a stoner, and some people think I'm gay because I've played these gay roles. That's what people think, but it's not true. I don't smoke pot. I'm not gay. But on another level, there's something in me that is able to play roles like that in a way that's convincing."
On the one thing his agents tried to talk him out of: "You want to know what my agents did try to talk me out of? General Hospital. They didn't think me acting in a soap opera was the greatest idea. But they know that I've always wanted to do a movie about the Beats, so no one tried to stop me from playing Allen Ginsberg."
On how he's grown professionally: "I used to approach acting with a very antagonistic [attitude]. I was very hard to get along with, and it made working in film very unpleasant. It also hurt my performances. Now I think about acting differently. I feel a little detached from acting, actually. I still work really hard, but for my own sanity — and everyone else's — I've had to surrender the results."
Spring Fashion Week is officially under way, and stars like Gisele Bundchen and Jessica Simpson have already helped kick off the fun. There are more celebs who are scheduled to turn out in the coming days, as Justin Timberlake's showing his William Rast, Gwen Stefani will have a show for L.A.M.B., and Victoria Beckham's hosting a small event for her namesake collection. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, meanwhile, will be at their presentation for The Row, and tomorrow we're helping them launch their Elizabeth and James pop-up shop. We'll be there with Fab and Bella tweeting from the scene, so make sure to follow us on Twitter for the latest news. So, tell us — which celebrity line are you most excited to see at Fashion Week?
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