Giselle Benatar

Some stars have turned to the fashion arena to make a quick buck, including Jason Priestley, Sofia Coppola, and more

The women of Jade lead the new feminine style trend hitting the music genre

How the film's strange marriage of love and amputation turned off much of Hollywood

In 1967, mod gamine Twiggy arrived Stateside as fashion's new waif

Stylist Arianne Phillips pushes the fashion envelope

16 style makers, including Gianni Versace and Anna Sui, who dare to push the fashion envelope

We interview the quirky designer and host of MTV's ''House of Style''

Hip-hop and skateboarding clothiers put the cool back in the old ski cap

Celebrities including Barbra Streisand shun Colorado over gay rights

We interview the quirky designer and host of MTV's ''House of Style''

Hip-hop and skateboarding clothiers put the cool back in the old ski cap

Celebrities including Barbra Streisand shun Colorado over gay rights

Regardless of the storyline, cinematic biographies like ''Chaplin'' and ''Malcolm X'' are judged first on looks alone

The quality of Madonna's book packaging disgruntles booksellers and customers

Inside the making of Madonna's wildly successful erotic fantasy book

Jean-Paul Gaultier dresses Billy Idol, Raquel Welch, and others for the American Foundation for AIDS Research benefit

Barbra Streisand and Jack Nicholson are among the celebrities in attendance at a fundraiser for Bill Clinton

A Harvard backed production company closes its doors

Oliver Stone, Billy Baldwin, and Richard Dreyfuss were among the few stars who showed up at the Democratic convention this year

''Skin Deep'' shows celebrities as you've never seen them before

''Buzz'' can make or break a movie

The photographer's legacy included portraits of Clark Gable, Joan Crawford, and Bette Davis

The controversial movie with Sharon Stone and its strategical use of cigarettes

Trained as a tailor the famous batter knew how to dress

Gay activist group Out in Film is accusing the gas company of being homophobic

An upcoming film will give viewers an inside look at the club made famous by Andy Warhol, Bianca Jagger, and others

Peter Gabriel, Spike Lee, and others give cameras to the persecuted hoping their footage will raise awareness

General Motors puts pressure on the comedy show to change some sketches