Between Kim Cattrall and Miley Cyrus, the fashion consultant offers an insight into the relationship between fashion and personality. Plus, has Sarah Palin been shopping at the North Korean H&M?

Project Runway killed Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis a second time. They dug up her grave, molested her corpse, dressed her up in bad outfits, and paraded her on TV. Her eternal soul will know no rest because of reality television.

Today at Gawker.TV, Tim Gunn calls the Michale and Tareq Salahi "sociopaths" as they listen remotely, Regis Philbin has penis envy for Jimmy Fallon's speedo, and Martha Stewart drunkenly reveals tales her modeling days in the Mad Men era.

Thank you, Tim Gunn, for saying it—the man can't stand crocs. Men, women, children... he doesn't accept the look on anyone. When he first modeled a pair, he said apparently exclaimed "it looks like I have a hoof!"

Tim Gunn calls Taylor Momsen "sad" and "pathetic." Jodie Foster avoids assault charges. Leonardo DiCaprio buys a pet that will live for 70 years. Chris Brown doesn't tip. Has Wednesday gossip gone too far, yet?

Today at Gawker.TV, Tim Gunn is convinced that his father had an affair with J. Edgar Hoover, Danielle Staub parodies herself on The Dish, and Donald Trump spews his opinions on the Ground Zero Mosque during an Apprentice interview.

Inside Edition explores Tim Gunn's theory that his father was J. Edgar Hoover's secret lover. Gunn admits he has no proof but does recount a creepy story about how an eight-year-old Gunn caught Hoover cross-dressing as I Love Lucy's Ethel.

Tim Gunn worries about running into Anna at Fashion Week. Angelina Jolie has barely any friends. 29-year-old Kim Kardashian gets Botox. Snooki insulted to be compared to Lindsay Lohan. TGIFriday gossip.

When the esteemed Mr. Gunn calls the designers together, it means there's going to be a challenge. When his little velvet bag with the gold tassels comes with him, it usually means unhappy designers and fashion disasters.

Today we headed over to the Fashion Week tents in Lincoln Center to check out the final collections by the 10 remaining contestants on Project Runway. What was good, what was bad, and what was the biggest surprise of all?

Today at Gawker.TV, Larry King and Ryan Seacrest perform Lady Gaga's "Poker Face," Ellen Degeneres announces the Late Show's Top Ten list, and Tim Gunn expresses his distaste for Condé Nast and the people who enable Anna Wintour.

Spread the word: Project Runway is back! The show's quality dipped in recent seasons, but we thought last week's episode was one of the best ever. So join our live blog in the comments tonight and help celebrate the revival!

We already knew that Project Runway mentor Tim Gunn's new book would contain crazy stories about Anna Wintour, but he's also going after Isaac Mizrahi, Martha Stewart's daughter, Bravo, some of the Project Runway contestants, and even his own mother!

Last night our squad of wannabe designers was cloven down the middle to form two teams: "The Golden Children" and the "Bad News Bears." It was a battle for the ages, and General Tim Gunn was not pleased.

Welcome to another edition of our Project Runway commenting party! Join us and celebrate! And please be advised: This isn't a formal party, so there's no need to get out the good china or anything.

Are hats fashion? Should one base a dress on an accessory or an accessory on a dress? Why do orchids look like vaginas? These were the very important questions answered by Project Runway last night. We're still a little confused.

It's true. Read no further if you don't want a big, gay hunk mystery spoiled. Also today: Some completely gross Battleship casting, a timely Gossip Girl cameo, and an alien-related war brews in Los Angeles.

Oh what a festive Project Runway! Tim Gunn took everyone to a party store and then he laughed and giggled and cried. If only everyone could be warmed by Grampa Gunn's guffaw. Too bad they all have dark, dark souls.

Happy August 12! On this day in 1851, Isaac Singer was granted his first patent for the sewing machine. Why not celebrate this auspicious date by joining our cyber-sewing-circle known as the Project Runway live blog?