● "Thank God! I fucking love nipples," tweeted Khloe Kardashian after falling victim to a minor wardrobe malfunction on Fox & Friends. Embracing a little nip on stodgy broadcast news? Bravo! [NYDN] ● Judd Apatow's brood of regulars seems to be growing. Old stand-bys Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann are already slated for the upcoming Knocked Up spin-off, while Bridesmaids Chris O'Dowd and funny ladies Lena Dunham and Charlene Yi are in negotiations to join the cast. [Variety] ● Dakota Fanning graduated high school yesterday, having rounded out her teenage experience with two homecoming queen crowns and a varsity letter for cheerleading. [People]

● Starting today, Alexander Wang will contribute 10% of all sales made at his new store and online to the Japanese Red Cross for one month. [Hint] ● The Proenza Schouler boys are not happy with Target's PS1 knock-off (above). [NYT] ● Dakota Fanning may be the face of Marc Jacob's new fragrance, "Oh Lola." [Fashionista]

Although 12-year-old Elle Fanning and 14-year-old Hailee Steinfeld were shut out of yesterday's Golden Globe nominations, everyone agrees these two young actors gave the performances of their short lifetimes this year - Fanning in Sofia Coppola's ode to ennui, Somewhere, and Steinfeld in the Coen Brothers' steel-jawed Western, True Grit. But who was better? After the jump, we pit these two bright-eyed ingenues in a bloodless death match to find out.

● Darren Aronofsky, director of the upcoming Black Swan, and his actress partner Rachel Weisz are splitting after nine years of dating without ever getting married. At least they're saved when it comes to paperwork! [TMZ] ● Vivid Entertainment is considering a porn based on Kanye West and Taylor Swift. Key line: "Imma let you finish..." [Hollywood Life] ● Ke$ha's new tour is called "Get $leazy." Real letters just won't do. [Vulture]

Yesterday a list went up on Ranker touting “The 7 Most Annoying Kids in Action Movie History,” and I was not, in the main, surprised by the choices. Edward Furlong in Terminator 2, Jake Lloyd in Star Wars Episode I, and Dakota Fanning in War of the Worlds are all deserving of fan contempt. But there’s one name on the list that I cannot get behind, not at all.

Earlier this week Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning, the stars of the Joan Jett-Cherie Currie biopic The Runaways, sat down with a room full of journalists to talk about the film. Here are the best parts of the round table discussion.

The acclaimed actor on his new film

● Christian Dior + Marion Cotillard + Franz Ferdinand= over the top fashion video. [Nylon] ● What Dakota Fanning sounds like singing “Cherry Bomb.” [Videogum] ● Community, which shares an actress with Mad Men, tipped its hat to Don Draper last night. [NYTimes]

● Longtime suspect Joran van der Sloot confessed to disposing of the body of missing American student Natalee Holloway in Aruba. [BNO] ● A copy of the first ever Superman comic sold for $1 million. If that doesn't mean the economy's bouncing back, then what does? [NPR] ● Dakota Fanning turned 16-years-old. If there aren't creepy websites counting down the time until she's legal, she's probably sad, which is a dangerous precedent. Mothers, don't let your daughters grow up to be tween stars. [People]

All the talk this morning is about the Academy Award nominations being out, but since there were no earth-shattering surprises, and the stuff’s been written about and fretted over so much already, I’m going to forego any commentary and instead talk about the film I saw last night: The Runaways. A hot ticket at Sundance last week, the film earned mostly positive reviews from festival-goers, enough in any case to lead me to believe there might be something to it. Alas, it seems I was duped by positive word-of-mouth yet again.