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Iman has remained largely out of the public eye since the death of husband David Bowie, but on Wednesday the supermodel made an appearance at New York Fashion Week with a sweet reminder of the love of her life. Iman told fashion stylist and journalist Joe Zee for Good Morning America at the Tom Ford show that she's adjusting to life after losing her husband and her mother in a span of just three months. "It's just been a tough year, but I'm holding up," she said. The 61-year-old model and entrepreneur also revealed she was wearing a gold necklace in memory of Bowie.

Iman has remained largely out of the public eye since the death of husband David Bowie, but on Wednesday the supermodel made an appearance at New York Fashion Week with a sweet reminder of the love of her life. Iman told fashion stylist and journalist Joe Zee for Good Morning America at the Tom Ford show that she's adjusting to life after losing her husband and her mother in a span of just three months. "It's just been a tough year, but I'm holding up," she said. The 61-year-old model and entrepreneur also revealed she was wearing a gold necklace in memory of Bowie.

"The music seemed extraordinarily fresh and genuine still. It might grow old-fashioned, he told himself, but never old, surely, while there was any youth left in men. It was an expression of youth–that, and no more; with sweetness and foolishness, the lingering accent, the heavy stresses–the delicacy, too–belonging to that time."—"The Professor's House," Willa CatherHis last words, in a hospital four months later, are said to have been 'Mind your own business!' addressed to an enquirer after the state of his bowels. Friends got to the studio just before the wreckers' ball. Pictures, a profusion, piles of them, littered the floor: of 'a world that will never be seen except in pictures'"—"The Pound Era," Hugh Kenner***Heart Of FIREOften when I go to a movie, usually one made before 1960, I think about the opening scene of The Red Shoes, of Marius Goring and his...

Ever since she sauntered down that street in the morning light in 1983, Cyndi Lauper has been a part of the pop culture landscape. Did you you know she’s 3/4 to an Egot? With an Emmy for Mad About You, a Grammy for Best New Artist in 1984, and a Tony Award last year for Kinky Boots, all she needs is an Oscar to compete the showbiz Holy Grail.

Here’s one of her crowning moments last year, as she became the first solo woman in Tony history to win for Best Original Score.

Always an ally, she’s one of the gay community’s staunchest supporters, and in another of her crowning moments, was responsible for reuniting a Daytime TV Supercouple. She even got Noah to dance … albeit like Frankenstein swatting at a bee … but is there anything this woman can’t do?

Today is Cyndi’s 61st birthday, so what...

He’s always up to something crazy and David Beckham attended a photocall for the launch of “David Beckham: Into the Unknown” at London’s Serpentine Sackler Gallery today (June 2).

Joined by “Monty Python” star Michael Palin, the English footballer looked a bit rugged with a manly beard as he discussed his new series for the BBC One network.

David declared, “I retired 12 months ago and my whole life, my whole career has been about having a particular schedule that I’ve always kept to, so we just wanted to be able to jump on the bikes and do what we wanted, wherever we wanted.”

Becks and his buddies Anthony Mandler, Derek White and Dave Gardner rode their motorcycles all over Brazil, including the Amazon rainforest.

“I wanted to do something that we would all enjoy - I'm a big motorbike rider and so are two of my three...

Television producer Joe Halderman, who spent four months at Rikers Island after he pleaded guilty to blackmailing David Letterman, says Dominique Strauss-Kahn's life in jail will be a far cry from his $3,000-a-night Sofitel Hotel suite. 

Plus: the three women who will decide Strauss-Kahn's fate, Bernard-Henri Levy on why Strauss-Kahn is innocent until proven guilty, and Andrew Sullivan on the false moral certainty of defending the Imf chief.

Related story on The Daily Beast: Spinning Letterman's Scandal

Dominique Strauss-Kahn will not enjoy any luxuries on "The Rock." He may be treated slightly better than the run-of-the-mill rape suspect-but not much. It is jail, not the Sofitel. No croissants, no café au lait.

After Judge Melissa Jackson denied his bail, Strauss-Kahn was, effectively, no longer the managing director of the International Monetary Fund and contender for the French presidency. He became property of New York City's Department of Corrections. He...

Allison Strong, Union City, N.J.I went into the O section of my phonebook and pressed "send" expecting to hear the voice of Mr. Jack O'Connor—gifted high school English and drama teacher, play director, mentor, and friend. In my yearbook, O'Connor had written to call him anytime because he would always be there for me. He kept to his word, readily available for conversations ranging from the lighthearted to the serious; from the Madonna "Glee" episode to my recent auditions. This call would concern our trip to see "A Little Night Music," starring Bernadette Peters that Tuesday night. It was Saturday already, and we had been looking forward to this show for weeks. Ring…ring…click. "Hi, O'Connor!" A moment passed before a different voice, a female voice, nervously replied, "Hi, Allison. This is Jack's cousin, Michelle. I don't know how to tell you this, but Jack had...

Kristen Hall may not have been on the horror scene that long but she's making a name for herself, and fast! She has four movies in the works slated for 2010 and 2011 releases. She's also the co-host of a cool horror themed blogtalk radio show and an all around cool girl that can kick your ass, oh and she's pretty too! Check out what we talked about below, everything from how she got started in the horror film biz, her current films to her guilty pleasures and funny stories!

Brian  S- Hi Kristen, tell us how you got into acting. Kristen- Well Brian, I was actually working as "best boy grip" on the set of Sweatshop and when we went to film the rave scene Stacy Davidson looks at me & says, "Hey Kristen, you wanna die?" Of course I did it & after that Stacy had me do a couple of stand...

NBC sent Monsters and Critics the monologue transcript from the premiere show for Jay Leno on the Tonight Show. March 1. Jay Leno.S Monologue Monday, March 1, 2010 It.S Good To Be Home. I.M Jay Leno Your Host.At Least For A While. I.Ve Got To Admit That I.M A Little Nervous. Not Because It.S My First Night Back. Because I Know That Dave And Oprah Are Watching. Actually, We Were Off For The Last Couple Of Weeks. Kind Of Like The Russians At The Olympics. What Happened To Them? How About Our Olympic Athletes? Pretty Amazing, Thirty-seven Medals! In Fact, We Have One Of The Gold Medal Winners; Olympic Skier Lindsey Vonn Is On The Show Tonight. She...

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It’S Good To Be Home. I’M Jay Leno Your Host… At Least For A While.

I’Ve Got To Admit That I’M A Little Nervous. Not Because It’S My First Night Back. Because I Know That Dave And Oprah Are Watching.

Actually, We Were Off For The Last Couple Of Weeks. Kind Of Like The Russians At The Olympics. What Happened To Them?

How About Our Olympic Athletes? Pretty Amazing, Thirty-seven Medals! In Fact, We Have One Of The Gold Medal Winners; Olympic Skier Lindsey Vonn Is On ...

Here now, courtesy of The Live Feed and presented without comment (except maybe that teensy bit we slipped into the headline) is the text of Jay Leno's opening monologue, delivered tonight at the top of his triumphant return to The Tonight Show. Enjoy.

"It's Good To Be Home. I'm Jay Leno Your Host...At Least For A While.

I've Got To Admit That I'm A Little Nervous. Not Because It's My First Night Back. Because I Know That Dave And Oprah Are Watching.

Actually, We Were Off For The Last Couple Of Weeks. Kind Of Like The Russians At The Olympics. What Happened To Them?...