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Back to Cool: 90210

FabSugar — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 16:00:22 PDT

The '90s are making a comeback in fashion and it's only going to spiral. Remember this gang? How can one forget, what with the revival and all. I only watched 90210 in the early years - I moved on to Melrose Place. But the early years . . . so good! Brenda was the best, her sharp tongue and moody getups were irresistible. Kelly was a hottie, too, the ultimate blond rich girl with her floral dresses and perfect bangs. And Donna was the sexiest, although always trying to play innocent, in her Herve-esque dresses and miniskirts. Light-wash denim, Doc Martins, demi-cup swimsuits, plaid and borrowed-from-Dylan-and-Brandon shirts and jackets made the mix, too. Do you think there's a chance the new 90210 can make such a splash?

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Spring's Surprising Pants Trend: Palazzo Pants

Noria Morales — Fri, 27 May 2011 06:30:47 PDT

I've had a love/hate relationship with palazzo pants. Admittedly, I haven't sported them since the early '90s, when my friends and I wore them with oversized knotted t-shirts and Doc Martins to a school dance, like a half-grunge uniform. The pant first emerged in the 1920s on fashionable women like Coco Chanel, who paired them with striped tanks and flat espadrilles. Jennifer Connelly's beautiful, sculptural look via an Oscar de la Renta pair in a 2007 Vogue editorial has never left my mind, in that it's-so-beautiful-but-I-can't-wear way. This season, the palazzo pant showed up on Spring runways, including Fendi, D&G, and Dries van Noten, and they looked fresh, comfy, and surprisingly chic. Now, a myriad of palazzo pant styles are popping up in stores, like this pretty salmon-pink pair from Asos ($74). Click the slideshow to see the runway trend in action. Is it a trend you'll be sporting? Let us know in the comments.

Donald Glover Teases New Episodes of Community and Facing Off With Joel McHale

Becky Kirsch — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 14:56:02 PDT

Donald Glover plays the lovably innocent Troy on NBC's Community, but it sounds like his character is going to be growing up when the show returns. We caught up with Glover at the Summer TCA press tour, where he gave us some teases and insight into what's in store for season three. From guest stars like John Goodman to new movie parodies, to a faceoff between Troy and Jeff, here's what Glover revealed about Community:

BuzzSugar: Let's talk about the John Goodman and Martin Starr additions to the cast. Have you started working with them yet?
Donald Glover: Martin Starr? I didn't know that! I knew about Michael K. Williams. It's weird having John on there . . . both of them are so nice already, but John was shooting all day and I wasn't in the scene with him. And I was like, "Oh, I really want to meet John," and he got up and he came all the way to our set, he was shooting on the other side, he walked all the way there just to say hello because he heard that I wanted to meet him. Which is out of this world. And then Omar - Michael K. Williams - is Omar from The Wire, and he's really hardcore, but it's really weird to see Omar be like, "Listen up you . . . oh, what's that word? I'm sorry, I'm trying to remember." Like he's an actor! It's crazy, but both of them are pretty great. I love both of them.

Buzz: Has it changed the dynamic at all? Because it seems like the cast already has a really good relationship.
DG: Nah, not really. We're very accepting of everybody else, and I don't think they spend enough time there to interrupt anything that we have. We're very close.

Buzz: What's happening with Troy next season?
DG: This is a lot more me against Jeff [Joel McHale], because I'm getting older and becoming more of a guy. It's just dealing with those kind of ideas, like Jeff feels like he's getting older, and we butt heads a lot, as far as who's in control. He's definitely the alpha male, but I'm an alpha male too, I'm just younger. It's kind of like with your dad.

Buzz: Can there be more than one alpha male?
DG: There can't be, that's the thing. Someone's an alpha male until they're not anymore. It's kinda like when you live with your dad and he's the alpha male, but there's a point where it's like "I can beat you up!" There's a point where you're just like, "You're an old dude." I think that's interesting to watch, and Dan [Harmon] is really good at making that dramatic.

Keep reading to see what Glover had to say about Pierce backlash and why there won't be a Back to the Future episode.