Kristin Cavallari Pregnant with Jay Cutler’s Baby

I hope you have already had some time to let your morning breakfast burrito settle because you might need to make some room to stomach the thought of pitying one the twits from ‘The Hills.’ Kristin Cavallari is pregnant with Jay Cutler’s baby.

I suddenly feel sorry for her as the thought of pushing something bred from the giant ego filled head of Jay Cutler makes me cross my legs and cringe. (Yes, I am a Bears fan, but I miss Orton. Entirely bitter…yes.) Regardless, Kristin and Jay are so happy they could spit rainbows…

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Kristin Cavallari Engaged to Jay Cutler

Kristin Cavallari and her boyfriend are now engaged! Chicago Bears Quarterback Jay Cutler proposed to Cavallari while the couple vacationed in Mexico over the weekend after only 8 months of dating.

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Jon Gosselin Now A Fashion Designer – UPDATE

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The Jon & Kate Gosselin saga can be compared to a trainwreck; so bad you try not to watch, yet so horrible you can’t help but to! The latest development in all this Gosselin-hoopla – a deal for Jon to design his own line of children’s clothing with Ed Hardy designer Christian Audigier. Jon’s new girlfriend Hailey Glassman, the daughter of the doctor who performed a tummy tuck procedure on Kate, will also be taking part in this new endeavor. Jon arranged for Hailey, a burgeoning shoe designer, to get a meeting with the Ed Hardy staff to pitch her ideas.

Per People:

“She’ll have a lot of input with Christian,” Gosselin told PEOPLE of Hailey’s involvement. “And I will, too.”

I really doubt this woman studied any kind of fashion in college… Or even stepped foot on a college campus for that matter! Before Jon and soon-to-be-ex-wife Kate had their eight children, he worked as an IT analyst. But since TLC’sJon & Kate Plus 8” his job has been managing the family and meeting the demands of the show. So just how does this make him ready to be a clothing designer? I guess his popularity has something to do with it.

Per People:

“He’s huge,” says the French designer, who may also collaborate with Gosselin on a specialty motorcycle collection. “Everyone knows this family. And everyone will know our clothes. They’ll be fun, easy clothes for kids.”

Apparently, owning an abundance of Ed Hardy shirts while being known as a cheating dad trying to relive your 20s is qualification enough for a seriously easy gig like this. Audigier first approached Gosselin with the idea after seeing him wear his tattoo-inspired shirts on the show and out in public all the time. The Gosselin’s 8 children will will model his designs in ads for the line… Way to go all Joe Jackson and pimp your children out at an early age, Jon!

Yeah, I know… I’m wearing the same “WTH” look on my face as you all are. I’m sure he’ll be another “flash-in-the-pan” reality star turned designer – think Lauren Conrad… Oh I bet Kate is gonna have a field day with this, especially since her own plans for a clothing line were a huge dud!

UPDATE – A rep for the fashion house has called Jon a liar, lair crotch on fire. The statement issued insists Gosselin is NOT creating a children’s line with Hardy.

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Lauren Conrad Launching Clothing Line at Kohls

If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again! Lauren Conrad revealed yesterday that she is launching a new and improved apparel line that will be sold exclusively at “Kohls” department store. The announcement comes one month after “The Hills” star announced that her high-end “Lauren Conrad Collection” would be going on hiatus at the end of the season. What, failing at your first attempt wasn’t punishment enough? So just what kind of clothing are we going to be looking for?

Per Us Magazine:

“It is a California chic line,” she tells Usmagazine.com of the new brand, called LC Lauren Conrad. “It is a little more casual. They are basically trying to take that California style and make it accessible everywhere.”

In other words, expect her line to be boring and predictable, much like her personality. The line of clothes will be priced averaging between $20 to $60, and will be available in October at Kohl’s stores nationwide, as well as on the company’s website. The line is going to first debut consisting of only clothes, but may expand to include shoes, jewelry, handbags, intimates and sleepwear later on.

“We are very excited to announce our partnership with Lauren Conrad, a pop culture icon whose style resonates with our contemporary customer,” Don Brennan, the senior vice president of Kohl’s, told Us in a statement Monday. “We are confident the LC Lauren Conrad collection brings customers both the contemporary style and the world-class brands they want at a price that delivers incredible value.”

Pop Culture Icon is an overstatement! Apparently the big-wigs at “Kohls” didn’t keep up with how much of a bomb her last crack at this was! So what exactly made Conrad halt production on her pricey boutique “Lauren Conrad Collection” and create a label for “Kohls“?

“It was just kind of a battle I had because I wanted to do a higher-end line — I wanted to do a contemporary line — but I was also very aware that the reason I was able to do it at such a young age was because of fans that have supported the show and have supported me,” Conrad tells Us. “So this was my way of being able to still do what I love and work with a great company and also make it accessible to the fans that made it possible in the first place. My family has always shopped at Kohl’s, so I’ve always known about them and I think that they do a really great job,” Conrad says of the franchise, which has also partnered with designer Vera Wang. “I like having more of an eclectic style where you mix high ends and more affordable pieces,” she says. “It’s great to be able to go to a store like Kohl’s and get really good classic pieces and mix them into your wardrobe.”

Lauren Conrad at “Kohls.” Hmmm… I can’t wrap my head around the fact that she’d even step foot in the parking lot, nonetheless the actual store. I’ll take January in the pool on how long until her items wind up on the clearance rack! How hard is it to design tank tops and matte jersey dresses anyway?

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