● Jeff Buckley fans will not only be horrified to learn that there is a biopic in the works, but that Jared Leto, James Franco, and Robert Pattinson are all in the running to play the late singer. [Exclaim]
● Peaches Geldof, 20-year-old divorcee and party girl, says she’s a better role model than Disney mascot Miley Cyrus. [TheSun]
● Megan Fox is all for the legalization of marijuana and doesn’t appreciate that people think she’s a “crazy hippie” for smoking a doobie once in awhile. [KansasCity]

● Brad Pitt reveals he didn’t sign up for Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds as much as he got a little drunk and smoked a little something with the director, and wound up shooting weeks later. [Youtube]
● Kate Hudson was seen making out with Alex Rodriguez in the back of a Manhattan restaurant. What is this, junior high? [Foxnews]
● Tori Spelling lets you know what’s in her purse and explains how her BlackBerry is a useful toy for kids. [Myspace]

The fearless fashion gene must run in the Geldof family. Twenty-year-old Peaches Geldof certainly isn’t one to play it safe, as was recently evidenced in her first campaign as the new face (and body) of Ultimo lingerie. She proudly put her decidedly un-anorexic, tatted body on display for all the haters who just love to bust on the ambitious divorcee/journalist/fashion icon/DJ/socialite/actor/advice columnist/divorcee/weathergirl.

Chester French is not a man. In fact, it’s D.A. Wallach and Maxwell Drummey, two Harvard grads who didn’t really have a plan. On the eve of their much-anticipated release of their much-hyped debut album, we got them to dish on everything from Facebook and fellow Harvard grad Mark Zuckerberg, to safe sex and bigger condoms, biddies, divorce and the JoBros. The duo also explains why they felt the need to create a personal VIP concierge service, and how Lady Gaga is going to "cream everyone over" on their upcoming tour with her. Scholarly young gentlemen, take it away.

● Peaches Geldof would like Ed Westwick to know he’s no Pete Doherty. She says of the Gossip Girl star that he acts like “English guy with a poet soul and it doesn't really work.” [NYM]
● By now we’ve all seen the Lilo Fornarina ad where she does her best Small Wonder impression; the director has defended the ad by saying we just don’t get his subtle homage to Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot. Huh? [WWD]
● Meghan McCain, as in John McCain’s daughter, was seen having lunch with Tila Tequila. What did they talk about? Evidently everything from politics to pop culture. [US]

Can anyone explain why outside of Nylon or catalogs for high-end leggings, Peaches Geldof (née Peaches Honeyblossom Michelle Charlotte Angel Vanessa Geldof) continues to carry any kind of noted significance? Oh, because she's the daughter of faded rocker Bob Geldof and weighs about three stone -- the ideal weight for runway models? Well then. I suppose that makes her vow of sobriety at the NME Awards last night all the more relevant to the ills of the world.

Designer Stacey Bendet unveiled hew fall collection this week at New York boutique alice + olivia. Photogs Mick Rock and Brian Boulos shot a clutch of models in the punky-prep gear, including Corey Kennedy, Peaches Geldof, and Byrdie Bell. A host of celebs hit the Fashion Week premiere party, including but not limited to Paris Hilton, Julia Stiles, various Kardashians, and of course Moby. See the full gallery of the art shots, in-store views of the merch, and boldface-packed pics from the soiree.

The short, cropped coif coined "the bob" was invented exactly 100 years ago. According to the Telegraph, “the sexy, eye-catching cut was invented in 1909 by Parisian hairdresser Antoine de Paris, whose inspiration was Joan of Arc.” Now, a century after the hairstyle became the norm among flappers and domestics alike, it’s as popular as ever. Want proof? Anna Wintour, long considered one of the most powerful names in fashion, has been sporting hers since the dawn of time. (Karl Lagerfeld even paid homage to Wintour's signature hairstyle with his FW08 Chanel couture show, which featured a parade of models sporting cloned bob coifs). Jessica Alba just chopped her locks into a lengthier version. Meanwhile Katie Holmes (and offspring Suri) followed BFF Victoria Beckham’s lead in adopting the style months ago.

● What does fashion pundit Peaches Geldof have to say about Posh Spice? She must be uncomfortable! [TheSun]
● Brad Pitt will grace the cover of February’s W mag for their A-List issue, just three months after his family appeared in their November issue. [JustJared]
● Hugh Hefner is back to having three girlfriends; their combined ages are still two decades younger them Hef himself. [UsWeekly]

If there’s one thing everyone can agree on with regard to Peaches Geldof, it’s that the girl is prolific. Her style, and, more specifically, her style musings for Nylon magazine however, have garnered responses that run the gamut from love to hatred. The rock scion and former TV host has branched out into fashion by way of the aforementioned contributor’s post, as well as a capsule collection for high street retailer PPQ. Not to mention, Geldof bared (nearly) all, for London-based lingerie brand Agent Provocateur’s latest Caravaggio-meets-camp ad campaign, and somehow found the time to likewise launch a magazine, called Disappear Here.