Lara Stone Rubs Shoulders With Justin Timberlake in Vanity Fair

Justin Timberlake lounges around in a jacket and pants by Tommy Hilfiger, gazing into the eyes of the beholder of this month's Vanity Fair. Turn to page 147 and you'll see the beautifully captured photos and article about Timberlake turning 30 and describing how he is " a very different person now" after garnering speed in music and film. The article starts of a day in the life of, and then makes mention of his exercise routine, ex-flame Jessica Biel, success in the movie business and his prime membership in the boy band Nsync. Lara Stone appears in the feature created in Rancho Mirage, California. He is the star of the shoot while the Dutch model lounges around in the background in Dolce & Gabbana, Bottega Veneta, Tommy Hilfiger and Fendi. What a lucky duck! Stone is known for her trademark gap between her front teeth, Calvin Klein ads, and being dubbed "The Anti-Model" by Cathy Horyn of the New York Times.

Text Joann Pan
Source(s): Vanity Fair, Models.com

Extreme Gourmet

One of the best chefs in the world, Ferran Adrià, is closing shop at his renowned restaurant in Spain, El Bulli. Any Top Chef acolyte or casual pursuer of Food Network techniques would drool at the crazy concoctions Adrià has created. In a marathon 30-course meal at El Bulli, one can expect anything from sculptural corn bread and reconstituted, spherical olives to marinated rose petals with artichoke foam. Jay McInerney recently wrote an article for Vanity Fair about his dining experience; read it here and let your imagination run wild at the possibilities for Adrià's future experiments in molecular gastronomy after El Bulli closes next summer.

Text Molly O'Brien

Are You There World? It's Me, Facebook

Today's post is fairly simple. Do you use Facebook? Do you enjoy using it? Do you spend way too much time on it?

Go see The Social Network. Simple as that. If you're at all interested in the Internet, social networking, Ivy League schools, powerful people, nerds, business and commerce of any kind, or Justin Timberlake, you should go see the movie as soon as possible. It's one of the best I've seen this year.

If you're not down with shelling out twelve bucks for a movie ticket, just read this article on Napster and Facebook impresario Sean Parker in Vanity Fair.

Text Molly O'Brien