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Jean Dujardin had made a name for himself in Hollywood, thanks to his starring turn in the Oscar-nominated film “The Artist.” (Also by taking photos like this .) The question is, what will he do next? The good people at Funny or Die have suggested that the Frenchman do what other European actors have done before him: play a villain! (In reality, he will next star in the French thriller “ Mobius ...

The birth control controversy I once met a smart and delightful young woman who was making her way through a demanding college program despite being a single mother of two.

Over in Oakland, where two separate efforts are underway to recall Mayor Jean Quan, the city's top elected official isn't exactly helping herself out in the PR department. Or the deli department either, apparently. KTVU brings us the story of one local mother of two and her awkward run-in with Quan at a local supermarket: [ more › ]

Jean Dujardin may be in hot water with his native France over the risqué poster for his next film Les

Fergie called her outfit choice "the safe one." We're dying to see what her alternative was, because the Jean Paul Gaultier couture gown she chose for the 2012 Grammy red carpet was far from safe.

It's sheer madness! Whatever you think of Fergie's Jean Paul Gaultier gown, worn with a Judith Leiber clutch and gold Neil Lane jewlery, you can't blame her for being boring....

Jean… has a fit body and large tits, which she likes showing off in revealing clothes. When she ”gets the girls out”, she enjoys the subtle looks, even a discreet compliment about her body from the right man.

Jean Dujardin says it’s a “myth” that most comedians are “miserable or angry”.

In the clip, Dujardin -- a star on par with George Clooney in his native France and a gifted comic performer -- auditions to play the villain in many, many, many Hollywood productions, from "Sherlock Holmes 3" to "Bridesmaids 2."

"Trompe l'oeil" -- or art designed to trick the eye -- is the title of a new Paris exhibit exploring the history of illusion and pastiche, from ancient frescoes to fashion and the decorative arts.