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Film critic Jason Solomons takes a look at some of this week's new film releases.

This week's edition reviews Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,wholesale Ugg boots, The Woman in the Fifth, and Corman's World.

miley cyrus is the latest to sport the suspender tights style, stepping out tuesday in studio city, calif. for a trip to bed bath & beyond.

though she put her own twist on the sexy stalkings by pairing it with a rocker tee and daisy dukes, this isn’t the first time this look has been spotted. from paris hilton to miley’s pal selena gomez, this is a fashion statement that seems to match all the unique styles of a few slim celebrities. 

rihanna is another starlet to sport this style. she brought the look across the pond when she strutted her stuff in london this past year. 

but it was selgo that proved that you can class this look up a bit when she was in paris this past november. 

if this is a look you’re looking to replicate, it’s pretty inexpensive. the tights run about $15 and can be ordered at asos online.

celebuzz is not sold on this style (and it’s certainly not for every body type) but what do you think? play fashion critic in the comments.

It might pass on first look for an art-house music video, but the short debuting above is actually from Missoni’s Fall 2011 campaign. But then again, the label has a history of blurring the lines between art, music, and sound for their creative—this is a house that tapped legendary alt-filmmaker Kenneth Anger to make the last one, after all. “The main influence was the fluidity of the clothes,” explains director Mel Bles, who worked closely with Missoni in Venice to create the dance-inspired piece. “To do that, we looked at dance films from the 1920’s,wholesale Primp, featuring Martha Graham and Loie Fuller—that was really the starting point for this.” And it’s true that the sinuous lines and exaggerated lengths that Angela Missoni sent down the runway for her Fall collection lend themselves perfectly to modern movement. Rather than using dancers, however, they enlisted “biker, True Romance girls” like models Kinga Rajzak, Valerija Kelava, Kristina Salinovic, and Katlin Aas to embrace their inner Grahams.—Kristin Studeman

Is that Abbey Lee Kershaw, wrestling (above)? Well, to be specific, it’s Brazilian Jiu Jitsu she’s doing. Kershaw, along with Antonia Campbell Hughes, Susie Bick, Phyllis Wang, and Olympia Campbell, was enlisted by designer Bella Freud and the BAFTA award-winning director Martina Amati to star in their short film, Submission, which made its first public debut in London this week, with the likes of Kate Moss in the audience.

“The theme is using the strength of your opponent to vanquish them,” Freud tells Style.com. “If you use this in your life,wholesale Evisu jeans, you will pay attention and it will serve you in the long run.”

The other key to winning? Since clothes are armor too, a killer wardrobe by Freud should serve you well. For her Fall 2011 collection, the designer found inspiration in the sole—Christian Louboutin’s, that is. Of her assortment of brightly colored merino wool offerings, Freud says, “The shoe images are all Christian’s special drawings that he did for me to use.” She continued, “I called the collection Fetish because of the world that shoes inhabit and the obsession they inspire.”

Here, Style.com shares the exclusive video.-Kristin Studeman

See your favorite celebs' funky footwear!

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—Matthew Schneier

Photo: Todd Selby/theselby.com

Launching on Sunday, this collection has me overwhelmed -- I kind of can't contain myself! I have always believed that Mr. Gaultier -- who counts Rihanna, Marion Cottilard, Lady Gaga and Dita Von Teese as devout followers -- is a major tailor and an amazing designer who has created two collections: his own as well as Hermes Paris.

Yes! Hermes.

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Wikileaks founder Assange, who is currently under house arrest Britain and fighting extradition to Sweden for questioning over alleged sex crimes, recorded his cameo on "The Simpsons" over the phone from a secret location after the casting director tracked him down and asked him to guest star.

"Obviously he's a controversial figure and that was discussed before we agreed to let him do it. But it's a funny cameo and it makes no judgments about the larger case about him," Al Jean, executive producer of "The Simpsons",Discount Moncler, told reporters in a conference call.

Assange is the latest big name to be added to the show's prominent guest-list, which has included a Who's Who of pop culture voices including Elizabeth Taylor, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner and former British prime minister Tony Blair.

In the trailers for the upcoming milestone episode, Springfield's Mayor Quimby is seen announcing the results of a vote to get rid of "Springfield's un-ending nightmare, The Simpsons," as the family get kicked out of town.

Producers have not revealed other details or how Assange is worked into the plot.

"There's a lot of little touches marking the milestone in the way we like to celebrate and mock something, and then there's a really nice emotional story about the family finding out how their neighbors really feel about them and it's not good and they have to deal with that," said Jean.

TWO DECADES OF "D'OHS"

Created by Matt Groening for Fox Television, "The Simpsons" first aired in 1989 and is the longest-running American sitcom in history. It is watched by an average 7.7 million U.S. viewers this season, and is broadcast in more than 100 countries and 50 languages.

The tales of donut-loving father Homer J. Simpson and his dysfunctional family, wife Marge and children Bart, Lisa and Maggie, have become a staple of American culture, winning 27 Emmy awards, earning a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, and even coining a new word as Homer's expression "D'Oh" entered the Oxford English Dictionary in 2011.

"Part of (the show's popularity) is because the world hates America, so we really cashed in on that," joked Jean.

"More seriously, it's about a family, and no matter where you go, people have a family and usually a family that doesn't work perfectly, so it relates very well to anyone who looks at it," he added.

The 500th episode came close to not being made after Fox in October threatened to end the show in contract renewal negotiations.

The issue was resolved and the show was renewed for two more seasons. But Jean said producers were prepared to end the series for good with the "Holidays of Future Passed," episode that aired in December 2011. It saw the family 30 years in the future, with Bart and Lisa discussing their own parenthood difficulties.

"I personally wouldn't want to do the show without the people that we have. They're obviously integral to it and we've done so many episodes, I can't conceive of it. Had they not signed, we would have stopped the show," said Jean.

"The Simpsons" 500th episode will air in the U.S. on February 19.

(Editing by Jill Serjeant)