Blades of Glory

Victoria Beckham Wears the Feathers in Her Relationship

February 18, 2010 at 7:28am PST

Tags: Blades of Glory, David Beckham, Figure Skating, The View, Victoria Beckham, Will Ferrell

Victoria Beckham stopped by to cohost The View yesterday and she had some things to say about the men's figure skating outfits. She doesn't like them!

She thinks men should not be wearing tight sequined and feathered costumes. She told the girls: "If David came home dressed like that...can you imagine? Terrible!"

"I wear the feathers in my relationship," Beckham said. And how! (See above!)

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Jenna Fischer Deserves a Promotion

May 28, 2008 at 4:48pm PST

Tags: Blades of Glory, Harvey Weinstein, Jenna Fischer, The Promotion

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