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There is something about these pictures that is just funny. Katie is out shopping in Paris, presumably shopping for Suri since she is at a children's store, but does anyone else feel like it looks a little staged? If you look at the pictures after the jump you will see that the same photographer followed her from inside The Ritz to walking out of The Ritz to inside the children's store. The whole "shopping trip for Suri" just feels very staged to me. I am not saying Suri is not real, because she very clearly is, I am just saying that this whole shopping situation seems very un-real.

Lots more pictures of the great Suri shopping excursion, so read more

Natalie Portman is glowing on the cover of the upcoming issue of Harper's Bazaar. The very lucky girl got to wear the same dress Audrey Hepburn wore in Breakfast at Tiffany's. Natalie is often compared to Audrey, so it's really a perfect fit for the cover, and Natalie loved the time she spent in the icon's dress. Here's more:

“I did feel very elegant suddenly,” Portman tells the magazine. “I mean, you can’t possibly measure up to Audrey Hepburn; there’s no comparison. But the elegance that she exuded was transmitted to the dress, you know, the feeling, the emotion of it.”

The dress, one of three versions made for the 1961 movie, will be sold to the highest bidder on Dec. 5 at Christie’s auction house in London. It’s expected to fetch as much as $130,000.

“I was so nervous that I wasn’t going to fit,” Portman says. “Everyone kept telling me how small it was, and I’m not the type who can starve myself. I’m small, but it’s not like I’m see-through.”

Sienna has the whole city of Pittsburgh pretty mad at her and has issued an apology. In the same interview with Rolling Stone where she said she doesn't believe in monogamy, she totally dissed the city, calling it Sh**sburgh. She's now insisting she thinks Pittsburgh is beautiful, and her comments were taken out of context. People reports:

Miller is quoted as telling the reporter: "Can you believe this is my life? Will you pity me when you're back in your funky New York apartment and I'm still in Pittsburgh? I need to get more glamorous films and stop with my indie year." Rolling Stone writer Jenny Eliscu, who interviewed Miller, told the Pittsburg Post Gazette as she was writing her story, "I thought, 'Ooh, people in Pittsburgh are not gonna be stoked about that.' "'

In a statement issued by her publicist Friday, Miller said what she meant when she disparaged her whereabouts was that she is forced to film mostly at night, which deprives her of the chance to explore the city at its fullest.

"What I have seen of it is beautiful. I came once before to visit The Andy Warhol Museum whilst researching a film and found both the city and its inhabitants warm and gracious," Miller's statement said, adding that her father, who is from Meadville, Pa., about 85 miles to the north of Pittsburgh, intended to show her around the city.

J Lo must be short on cash - she got sued this week for failing to pay 2 bills for trips to Puerto Rico and Burbank via a private jet. She owes more than $34,000 to the Burbank-based company, but her publicist is insisting that J Lo is only being targeted because of her high profile. We'll go ahead and disagree - celebrity or not a celebrity, you need to pay your bills.

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