● Is Courtney Love angling to be Mrs. Hugo Chavez? The singer was certainly impressed by the charm he turned on at the premiere for Oliver Stone's documentary about the Venezuelan president. [NYDailyNews]
● The helicopters present at Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom’s wedding disrupted actor Danny DeVito’s quiet Sunday night, and he let everyone in the Twitterverse know. [Twitter]
● Speaking of: It should come as no surprise that there was a “Hollywood nightclub” theme to Khloe and Lamar’s wedding reception. No word on if Lindsay Lohan was there to give it an "authentic" club feel. [People]

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.

This celebrity clothing line comes with a little twist -- the "designer" is Marilyn Monroe. No, the actress hasn't come back from the dead to realize her true passion of creative fashion. Instead, a licensing firm for Shaw Archives has paired with UK apparel manufacturer Blues Clothing to produce a collection for young adults. Although you can currently buy Marilyn Monroe t-shirts, handbags, and other accessories at major retailers, this collection would produce more ready-to-wear pieces, like dresses and outerwear. No word on the design concept, although the president of Bradford Licensing says it might have a "retro look" -- a nod to the era in which Monroe was a star. But you can expect "trendy, fashionable, and girly" clothes just like the star herself. That should make Lindsay Lohan happy.