Are you sick of hearing about the rabble protesting Mr. Moneybags? Let's check in on what the wealthy are up to. They're still going on about their business, sipping champagne, yelling at Jeeves, doing other cartoonishly generic rich people things, and buying overpriced art. For instance, someone just purchased an 18 carat-gold statue of Kate Moss contorted into an uncomfortable looking fetish, whoops YOGA, pose for $900,000. It's perfect for the person who has everything.

There were lots of surprises at today's Louis Vuitton runway show. First, instead of veering toward shock-value styling (who can forget last season's fetish-happy spectacle?), creative director Marc Jacobs went sugary-sweet. This collection was ultra girly, and filled with lace, pastel eyelets, floral motifs, and tiaras. The show featured a fantasy carnival theme, complete with a massive carousel with designated white horses for all 48 models. One of those models was none other than newlywed Kate Moss, who specifically requested to participate in the show.

● Hugh Grant is back in the tabloids, and this time for helping bust the tabloids themselves! Apparently, years ago, he coaxed a former News of the World employee into admitting to the phone hacking and just generally skeezy practice that led to the paper's demise yesterday. "You're not journalists, you have no interest in journalism, it's just money, money, money," Grant told the editor. [BBC] ● Everybody cried at the final Harry Potter premier in London. Tears and all, Emma Watson still looked pretty. [DailyMail] ● Producers, Lil Wayne says your Carter 4 beats suck and that even Chad Ochocinco (not a beatmaker) could do better. "Get right, man. Step it up,” he warned. [HipHopDX]

● Planet Blue's "Party in the USA" look book arrives just in time for the patriotic weekend. [Planet Blue] ● Kate Moss looks ever the blissful bride in her custom John Galliano dress. Jamie Hince wears a suit by YSL's Stefano Pilati. [Grazia] ● Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's monthly fashion club, StyleMint, launched today. Watch the intro video and create your style profile ASAP – it's actually kind of fun. [Olsens Anonymous]

The only thing Kate Middleton and Kate Moss have in common is that they're both English and have the same initials (Middleton's name is really Catherine, but still). Otherwise, they're on opposite sides of the royal spectrum. While Moss might not actually hold a noble title, she's definitely the queen of fashion and, if her musician exes have anything to do with it, rock 'n' roll, too. That's why she's pulling all the stops for her $800,000 wedding to the Kills' Jamie Hince. Styleite has rounded up all the nuptial details, from the guests (John Galliano and Jagger) to the food and beverages (bbq and vodka). Read on for the highlights.

● Fresh from her reported split with Luc Carl, Lady Gaga revealed that her new crush is Kate Moss. Now that's an interested pair. [Modelina] ● Finally, the limited nationwide release of the highly-anticipated YSL documentary, L'Amour Fou (Crazy Love), has arrived. Director Pierre Thoretton has released some juicy behind-the-scenes tidbits. [Hint] ● Marc Jacobs is reportedly receiving his own museum exhibit at the Les Arts Décoratifs in Paris for his work with Louis Vuitton. [The Cut]

Flipping through May's newest glossies, I had a thought: Is red hair the new bang? I had just noticed Kate Moss in Vogue Paris looking punky in (temporary) red locks, and was flipping through Lara Stone's editorial "Wild!!!!" in Vogue China, where the gap-toothed one is also sporting a new red 'do. Days later, Blake Lively washed away her Cali blond in favor of rouge. Then the redhead floodgates really opened up. Have a look:

● The Runway to Green project has inspired designers like Jason Wu and Rachel Roy to integrate greener practices into their design processes. [Dedham] ● Emmanuelle Alt's second Paris Vogue features Kate Moss in an array of colors, moods, and exposures. [Fashion Copious] ● Peep this intense teaser for the LA-themed issue of Paris-based magazine, Man About Town, which was guest edited by photographer Hedi Slimane. [Hint]

● Elizabeth Taylor was laid to rest yesterday alongside her close friend Michael Jackson at the Forest Lawn cemetery in Los Angeles. As per the actress' request, things started a fashionable fifteen minutes later than planned. [Reuters] ● Word is finally out that Rachel Zoe and her husband Roger have had a new baby boy named Skyler. "Mom and dad 'LITERALL' could not be happier or more in love with their son!" they said of their new happy family. [NYDN] ● You probably didn't get tickets for LCD Soundsystem's last dance at Madison Square Garden next week, but that doesn't mean you're going to have to miss the show. Pitchfork announced last night that they'll be live-streaming the three-hour show, but just once and not for replay. My couch or yours? [Pitchfork]

A collection of exclusive, rarely seen shots of Kate Moss, Marilyn Monroe, and Courtney Love will go up for sale at the Bonhams Vision 21 auction in London tomorrow. In addition to intimate images of Monroe, the other hot ticket item is the photo of Moss in a London café, snapped by Mario Testino.