● Tom Ford has dressed numerous Oscar nominees over the years, but will he be present as a nominee at the Academy Awards in 2010 for his directorial debut? [FashionWeekDaily]
● Lauren Conrad wasn’t really serious when she said friend Lo Bosworth would be the star in the movie version of her book L.A. Candy. [Us]
● Jon Gosselin seems to be under the impression that people want to hear him speak and that radio stations should pay him $10-$12K for an appearance -- because as we all know, Gosselin is "quite funny, sharp witted and interesting." [MSN]

● Snoop Dogg has a new variety show on MTV called Dogg After Dark -- a sort of Playboy After Dark, but with D-list celebs. And it may be the most unintentionally funny show since The Hills. Check out Paris Hilton as she nasaly freestyles to Snoop. [CelebBitchy]
● French Vogue editor Carine Roitfeld was caught pulling a total Anna Wintour by slapping on some seriously dark shades as she watched the Calvin Klein presentation. Late night, Ms. Roitfeld? [Fashionologie]
● Victoria Beckham's haute-jean line DvB was just got dropped by Saks. [P6]

Forget Jay-Z and Sean Combs. Snoop Dogg is bringing his sweet and skunky style to the clothes rack with Rich & Infamous, his new line unveiled this week in Las Vegas. He'll showcase the threads at fashion shows during his upcoming world tour, and he'll package CDs with product line info. The new business was created Robert Thorne, and plans call for expansion into accessories, grooming, and other home products as well.