Katherine Heigl Enforces Her Strict No Looking At Her Uggs Policy

Douglas Reinhardt — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:50:00 EDT

Katherine Heigl once again had to remind every one of the set of her new film, The Ugly Truth, the rules regarding her Ugg boots. Heigl had it written into her contract that she's allowed to wear her Uggs in scenes where her feet aren't visible, and even added a clause that gives her the authority to fire any crew members who snicker, giggle or engage in any other form of laugh-based communication either to her face or behind her back. Heigl told the crew that if they can't adhere to these rules then they could try to get somebody else who'll open the #1. That reminder sure shut them all up.

[Photo Credit: Bauer-Griffin]

It's Hard Out There For A Posh

Jennifer — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 13:30:00 EST

Poor Posh! The Guardian's Emma Forrest suspects that Victoria is suffering in her new hometown of Los Angeles from her sartorial choices. According to Forrest's logic, to show that you're a super important L.A. type, you have to dress like you just don't give a damn during the day to prove that when you do dress up, it's because you are "working." Continuing with this logic, Beckham's consistently made-up face, heeled feet, and bondaged bod show that she isn't actually important enough to get invited anywhere at all. (Ouch!) Below, a gallery showing Posh in casual day looks and Posh in, well, Posh day looks (click on any image to begin the show). Does she look like the coolest kid on the block or all dressed up with no place to go?

Too Posh For La La Land [The Guardian]

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Katherine Heigl Enforces Her Strict No Looking At Her Uggs Policy

It's Hard Out There For A Posh