Jedlel and Dramatic Critic: September 2011

Leighton Meester: Christian Dior Darling

Leighton Meester was spotted at Fashion Week in Paris, France.

The "Gossip Girl" actress looked gorgeous as she hit up the Christian Dior show.

Selena Gomez: Lunch At IHOP

Selena Gomez was spotted out in Studio City, California.

The actress was joined by a friend as left IHOP after having lunch there.

Vanessa Hudgens Spends Time With Stella

Vanessa Hudgens was spotted out in Studio City, California.

The actress was joined by her little sister Stella for some shopping at Best Buy.

Justin Bieber: "Under The Mistletoe" Cover!

The cover for Justin Bieber's Christmas album, "Under The Mistletoe", out in November!.

Lea Michele Heads To Paris

Lea Michele was spotted at LAX Airport in Los Angeles, CA.

The "Glee" actress looked happy as she prepared for her flight to Paris, France for Fashion Week.

Mini Manhattan Carved Out of 2.5 Tons of Marble by Yutaka Sone

“Little Manhattan” by Japanese artist Yutaka Sone is an exquisitely detailed 2.5 ton marble model of Manhattan. To ensure accuracy, Sone looked at photographs, satellite images from Google Earth, and flew over the city on helicopter rides to view the buildings, streets, bridges, and topographical nuances of the Big Apple. The eight foot long model is on display at the David Zwirner gallery in New York City through October 29, 2011.

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Taylor Lautner Makes It To Madrid

Taylor Lautner was spotted in Madrid, Spain.

The actor looked happy as he attended a photocall for his new movie, "Abduction".

Taylor Swift: "Wonderstruck" Commercial!

Demi Lovato: Crave Restaurant Cutie

Demi Lovato was spotted out in Los Angeles, California.

The "Skyscraper" singer was escorted out of Crave restaurant after having dinner there.

Ashley Tisdale: Dinner At Mastro's

Ashley Tisdale was spotted in Beverly Hills, California.

The actress joined her former "Hellcats" co-stars for dinner at Mastro's Steakhouse.

Realistic Embroidery Portraits by Cayce Zavaglia

Originally a painter, Cayce Zavaglia still thinks of her embroidered portraits as paintings. Zavaglia might use wool, but her work borrows techniques from drawing and painting. Frustrated by the limitations of the range of colors available to her, she created a system of sewing the threads in a particular sequence that give the allusion of specific colors or tones.

Zavaglia explains:

Initially, working with an established range of wool colors proved frustrating. Unlike painting, I was unable to mix the colors by hand. Progressively, I created a system of sewing the threads in a sequence that would ultimately give the allusion of a certain color or tone. The direction in which the threads were sewn had to mimic the way lines are layered in a drawing to give the allusion of depth, volume, and form. Over time the stitches have become tighter and more complex but ultimately more evocative of flesh, hair, and cloth.