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Last year’s Jordache ads featuring Heidi Klum were so successful, the company invited her back. And since she was coming back, why not design some jeans, too?

That’s how a special 15-piece collection designed by the supermodel will make its way to stores everywhere this fall. But looking at this ad that accompanies Heidi's designs, we gotta say there’s something very familiar about this look.

What could it be? Oh! We remember…

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Finally, a Fonzie that's incapable of jumping the shark. If only he existed 30 years ago.

A statue of Arthur Fonzarelli was unveiled to a Happy Days-loving crowd on Wisconsin's Milwaukee River today, commemorating the 10-year run of the classic sitcom and its most iconic character in the city where the series was set (but, alas, never shot).

Fonzie alter ego Henry Winkler was on hand for the invite-only occasion, as were show creator-director-producer Garry Marshall, stars Anson Williams (Potsie), Don Most (Ralph), Marion Ross (Mrs. Cunningham), Tom Bosley (Mr. Cunningham) and Erin Moran (Joanie), as well as Laverne & Shirley leads Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams. Ron Howard was on location and unable to make the unveiling.

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It may not make you Richie Rich, but it would be for a good cause.

Nicole Richie and her beau, Good Charlotte frontman Joel Madden, are seeking an intern to help them run the website for their charity, The Richie-Madden Children's Foundation.

The job, which would involve updating content and pictures, is currently posted on Quarterlife.com. The site's organizer, Lauren Berger, tells E! News the company is "really excited" to be working with Nicole and Joel, who are looking for someone to start ASAP for the fall semester.

Other clients of Quarterlife.com include Ashton Kutcher's company Katalyst Films and Ben Stiller's Red Hour Films. "The bigger the name, the better," says Berger.

While the Richie-Madden internship is unpaid, who can put a price on helping others...or getting the chance to rub shoulders with pseudocelebs, right?

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It's been hard for Rumer Willis, aspiring actress, to try and break free from Demi Moore’s MILF shadow, Bruce Willis’ mega-action-star status and the Internet’s “potato head” cries.

But she finally has an actual film coming out this Friday. Yes, that movie is The House Bunny and no, we’re not seeing it, but it is still a movie coming out in real movie theatres.

She's also been looking darn cute while promoting it, like at last night's premiere. So cute, in fact, that Elle UK named her their new “style crush," which pairs nicely with the People's 100 Most Beautiful title she recently snagged.

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Who will watch Watchmen? Nobody, if 20th Century Fox gets its way.

After a major court victory, the studio has announced a bid to block the release of Warner Bros.' anticipated adaptation of the seminal graphic novel by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons.

Fox originally tried to develop the project more than a decade ago, but didn't manage to get the film off the drawing board. The studio claims Warners never properly acquired the rights to Watchmen, and, in a major twist, instead of seeking a share of the would-be blockbuster's box-office gross, Fox is seeking to kill the flick entirely before it unspools in theaters March 6.

Cue the agonized cries of fanboys everywhere.

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Maybe the Olympics have instilled a little patriotism in Joe Francis. How else to explain why the Girls Gone Wild founder has stepped up to take one for the team, filing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against his onetime Florida captors, all in the name of American justice?

Francis filed the paperwork in Los Angeles Superior Court today, alleging that the federal judge and opposing attorneys in a 2003 case in Panama City had illegally imprisoned him, worked together to all but hold him ransom in jail while denying him bail and otherwise bilking him into settling several pending legal actions while behind bars.

All told, his legal actions against city officials seek $300 million in compensatory damages.

Francis also took it upon himself to lay out his claims for the world in a video message posted on his official website—filmed complete with American flag backdrop—calling those involved in the circumstances surrounding his jail time a "small-town courthouse gang."

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Every little step Bobby Brown takes these days leads him back to court.

The erstwhile King of New Jack Swing is being sued by his former divorce attorneys for allegedly failing to pay a $90,217 legal tab covering expenses related to his divorce battle with ex-wife Whitney Houston.

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