● Amy Winehouse had quite the scare when she believed her newly installed breast implants had exploded; she was rushed to the hospital, but not before stopping for some fried chicken. [News.au]
● Despite a fake CNN article that says otherwise, Zach Braff is not dead of an apparent suicide. [WPix]
● Julianne Hough has been added to the never-ending cast of Christina Aguilera’s film debut Burlesque. She’ll join Kristen Bell, Cher, and Stanley Tucci as a fellow dancer. [E!]

● Spencer Pratt has risen to a new level of d-baggery by legally changing his name to “King Spencer Pratt.” [Us]
● Christina Aguilera doesn’t believe in dieting -- mostly because she can’t stop eating --so instead of putting down the ice cream, the singer works off every bad thing she eats. [Showbizspy]
● Jon Gosselin has joined Twitter, therefore cutting out the middleman (a.k.a the tabloids) in updating civilians on every inane moment of his life. [Twitter]

Previously: Le Tigre! Sia! Goldfrapp! Ladytron! And now Christina Aguilera, like a ventriloquist, has managed to stay tight-lipped while intimating how she's also collaborated with Santigold and M.I.A.. But specific details about the Best Album Ever otherwise remain cloudy. We don't even have a release date, although a viral should be forthcoming -- it usually is.

● Despite the Gosselins renewing their vows on television last November, Jon Gosselin says his marriage fell apart last October, so his partying and man-whoring is totally justified. [MSNBC]
● This new round of Vanessa Hudgens nude cellphone pics are actually older than the original scandalous photos, as the former High School Musical actress learned her lesson about nude photos the first time around. [E!]
● Did Michael Jackson steal his gender- and race-bending transformation from this 3,000-year-old female Egyptian bust? [NBC]

Last we saw Project Runway, she had fashioned a noose out of a surplus of tulle and had placed a stick of dynamite between her teeth, but not before saying, "Arrivederci cruel world!" We were sure that we'd creep into the cellar to find a mess of glitter and pincushions, perhaps even a cat or two mewing about. But no, it seems Lifetime is going to reap big from the sixth season of Runway. This also means that, once again, we finally get to enjoy Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum weekly -- a needed reprieve from the befuddling non-chemistry of Isaac Mizraahi and Kelly Rowland. But that's not all!

Forget the “Rachel” -- it’s the Hollywood starlets of yesteryear who truly embody the term "iconic." These classic styles have been showing up on red carpets since they were first flaunted decades ago.

Louise Brooks
A showgirl, silent film actress, and dancer during the roaring 20s, Louise Brooks set the standard for the classic bob. Considered the most popular hairstyle of all time, modern bob adopters include Anna Wintour, Katie Holmes, and Rihanna.

Life's hard for the pop princess whose crow's feet might finally be starting to show. After the middling success of her way-too-long romp through the Jazz Age, Christina Aguilera is now staring out across the vast wasteland of Top 40 flash-in-pans squirming to survive and is setting her sights squarely on the nichey indie darlings that may usher her back into the forefront of pop. In the interim, she's relying, like all good pop stars before her, on contrived style gimmicks to sustain interest, poaching her look from another store of poached looks: the House of Gaga.

● If you encounter Joaquin Phoenix (who’s in his Andy Kauffman stage right now) he will ask you to sign a film release, because his brother-in-law Casey Affleck and film crew are documenting his demise/art project wherever he goes. [DailyNews]
● Drew Barrymore is either playing the field or just very friendly. Barrymore, who was linked to Jason Segal, was seen greeting Hugh Grant with a full on make-out session. Well, Hugh is European. [P6]
● According to sources, even Angelina Jolie is creeped out by octo-mom Nadya Suleman’s obsession with Jolie. [LATBlog]

● Christina Aguilera is said to be the next celeb designer for TopShop. [MirrorUK]
● LA it-boutique Tracey Ross will close shop after two decades on New Years Eve. The reason? The economy, but of course. [LAT]
● Heather Mills is being sued by her former nanny for sexual harassment. Alleged offenses include naked spray-tanning sessions and 7:30 a.m. call times. [Daily Mail]