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Kelly Rowland Is No Heidi Klum Posted by: Ali Jawin | Filed in: News & Culture 4:45PM, Friday May 29th 2009 Splash News We are all going through major “Project Runway” withdrawal now that the show has been moved to Lifetime. Every episode of the thrown-together Bravo knock-off “The Fashion Show” is equivalent to a so-so episode of “Runway,” but the real nostalgia comes from the longing for “Runway“‘s host Heidi Klum. Here are the top four reasons why Kelly Rowland is no Heidi Klum. Lame catch phrases: Heidi’s signature “auf wiedersehen” defies pronunciation and stupefies spell check, but it is short, snappy and to the point. Kelly’s “you’re still in the competition, but you’re hanging by a thread” is cringe-worthy bad. And the worst part is you know Ms. Thing didn’t even come up with that gem herself. Personal style: “Project Runway” was all about the designers and their creations, but Heidi always looked fierce. Of course, it is easy to look pretty when you’re a supermodel, but each season Heidi donned a dramatic new look not for the fashion faint of heart. She fearlessly rocked heavy bangs and pregnancy. One episode might see her in a sequined mini and skinny jeans and a tee shirt. Kelly’s style on the show has been meh. She hasn’t made a fashion faux pas, but she hasn’t really made a splash either. The stylists pick out safe hairdos, blah makeup and pizazz-less dresses. For a show about fashion, shouldn’t she be on the cutting edge, or even the chopping block? Experience: The only fashion experience Heidi and Kelly have in common is that they both wear clothes. Heidi, however, gets paid $16 million a year, graces magazine covers, and has worked the catwalk for over a decade. Kelly, “fashion icon” that she is, claims she is fit her role on “The Fashion Show” since, “I buy clothes, I’m a consumer, I love fashion, I know what looks good on. I have a pretty good eye…I can understand them wanting to put me in this show.” Thanks Kelly, glad to know at least this makes sense to someone. Etiquette: Kelly probably is a very nice girl, but why is she always talking about the designers behind their backs? Didn’t her mother ever tell her it is not polite to gossip? At least “Gossip Girl” is anonymous. Heidi was frank, often brutally so, during runway judging, but when she was out of the judges chair, she kept her glossy lips shut. Kelly critiques the clothes during the creative process and then tells the camera what she thinks. Nice girls don’t judge prematurely and tell thousands of TV viewers.

Project Runway is back! I am so happy that the 6th season will premiere on Lifetime on August 20th. Even better, Entertainment Weekly has made the dashing Tim Gunn & I the cover models for this week's issue as part of the Summer TV Preview. Pick up a copy now & set your DVRs for August 20th... I'll see you on the runway. by: http://www.heidiklum.com/en/News.aspx

Maybe it's early, but in my country its time. HAPPY B-DAY DEAR HEIDI!!!

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I found this video on YouTube Anybody known what they say about Heidi?

May 29, 2009 Friday's Talk Shows The Bonnie Hunt Show Heidi Klum; Matthew Rhys; author Bethenny Frankel ("Naturally Thin"). Noon KNBC

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Just months ago, the future of "Project Runway" was in doubt - but now, show mentor Tim Gunn says the fashion competition is back and better than ever. "After five seasons, the show needed a booster shot," Tim told the June 5 issue of Entertainment Weekly. "Los Angeles is indisputably the home of the red carpet," he said. "It's the home of film and television costume, and it has a celebrity dimension that New York doesn't have. Watching the first elimination this season, I thought, Wow, we should be here." And Hollywood glamour will play a role on the show, with judge and designer Michael Kors adding that LA style will affect "Runway's" contestants' designs. "LA can be the most laid-back and the most glamorous," Michael said, adding that challenges would include fashion for the red carpet and the beach. "It's the land of bikinis and gowns." The Southern California location also lent itself to the presence of Hollywood celebs, including Christina Aguilera, Eva Longoria Parker, and Lindsay Lohan, who will serve as guest judges throughout the season. And Tim added that fans should expect the unexpected with the new season - and in the show's future. "We have a challenge, the outcome of which will have the blogs going crazy!" Tim said. "I'm surprised I didn't need CPR when it all came down the runway, because I'm still in such a state of shock about it." He added that future seasons would be more comfortable "pushing the envelope." Still, one thing hasn't changed - the familiar set. "I was shocked," host Heidi Klum told the mag. "It was deja vu. I was looking forward to different scenery, and everything was the same!"

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Video from McDonalds presentation

'Project Runway': Inside Season 6! After an endless legal battle kept the series in limbo for nearly a year, Tim Gunn, Heidi Klum, and Co. finally return on a new network, in a new city, and with some brand-new twists (including a spin-off!) More Heidi Klum had envisioned a major overhaul for Project Runway's sixth season. A different color palette for the set. New seating for the judges. A spruced-up, elongated catwalk. In a word: change. After five seasons in New York, the hit reality competition for aspiring fashion designers was moving to both a new city, Los Angeles, and a new network, Lifetime. And the show's statuesque host had her heart set on a revamped world. But when she first stepped onto the soundstage in downtown L.A. last fall, she almost fell over in her stilettos. Before her was an exact replica of the Manhattan set that Runway has used since 2004. Same logo. Same lighting. Same everything. ''I was shocked,'' Klum says. ''It was déjà vu. I was looking forward to different scenery, and everything was the same!'' Well, there can be comfort in familiarity, right? Especially in times of turmoil. And lately, there's been nothing but turbulence in the Runway universe. Beginning in April 2008, the hit series became the disputed pawn in a trio of lawsuits between The Weinstein Company (which owns a majority stake in the show), NBC Universal (parent company to the series' original network, Bravo), and Lifetime (which bought the rights for seasons 6 through 10). The legal deadlock kept the fate of the entire series hanging in the balance for almost a year. ''By the end of production [of season 6],'' says new exec producer Jon Murray, ''we started to joke around, like, 'Are we going to have to show this to our friends and families in our living rooms?''' Nope. Thanks to a resolution reached in April, Runway will soon be back in almost everyone's living room. Season 6 premieres Aug. 20 on Lifetime, amid a blowout marketing campaign that is one of the biggest in the network's 25-year history. Between Runway and a new spin-off

Olympus Fashion Week Fall 2005

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"People" magazine 2007

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Angels Across America 2004

Vogue US September 2004

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