– With a Super Bowl impending subsequent Sunday, everybody is really, unequivocally meddlesome in … a commercials! So most so that “sneak peeks” — kind of commercials for a commercials — are being released. That done me confirm that it is good past time to share a video shave of soccer star David Beckham’s ad for his namesake bodywear collection for HM, that is to atmosphere on diversion day. Welcome behind to a Galaxy, David.
– Rapper Tinie Tempah surfaced GQ’s annual list of best-dressed men. Robert Pattinson (No. 4), Henry Cavill (No. 6), Idris Elba (No. 7) and Christian Bale (No. 
also were in a tip 10. Britain’s Prince William fell off a list, while his father Prince Charles was enclosed during No. 50. On a worst-dressed list, No. 1 was Chris Brown. But a one that unequivocally had to harm was No. 5 worst-dressed, Mike Jeffries. He is arch executive of Abercrombie Fitch. The finish list appears in a Mar emanate of GQ. [Telegraph]
– Legendary former Cosmopolitan editor Helen Gurley Brown (she of “Sex and a Single Girl” fame) is donating $30 million toward building a David and Helen Gurley Brown Institute for Media Innovation during Columbia and Stanford universities. The leave honors her late husband, a writer of blockbuster films such as “Jaws” and “The Sting.” [The Cut]
– Los Angeles Times’ Fashion Critic Booth Moore recently called Bérénice Bejo out for blank a event to use red carpets to foster her film, “The Artist,” as Rooney Mara is reminding viewers of her “The Girl With a Dragon Tattoo” by sauce like a toned-down, classed-up chronicle of her character, Lisbeth Salander, during premieres and awards events. Someone contingency have paid attention. At Saturday’s Directors Guild of America Awards, Bejo, above, wore only a kind of fringed dress her impression Peppy Miller would have looked good in during a 1920s.
– Kylie and Kendall Jenner (the Kardashian half-sibs) have landed their initial Teen Vogue cover: They are featured in a Mar issue. It was only a matter of time. [Fashionista]
– British singer Imogen Poots, who’s had roles in “28 Days Later” and “Jane Eyre,” stars in a ad debate for a soon-to-arrive Marni for HM collaboration. And she’s not a biggest luminary trustworthy to a campaign: It was destined by Sophia Coppola. [Telegraph]
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– Susan Denley
Video: HM
Photo: Bérénice Bejo, wearing a 1920s character dress during a Directors Guild Awards. Credit: Frederick M. Brown / Getty Images
