Tim Gunn

This season of Project Runway has sucked.

There we said it.

The designers have been just so-so. No one has a big enough personality to interest us. (Where's this year's Christian Siriano?) And not least of all, Nina Garcia and Michael Kors were MIA for most of the challenge. What gives?

Finally, a reason to get excited about the Sex and the City: The Movie sequel!

Project Runway's Tim Gunn will be appearing as himself in the film. He's currently in New York filming the cameo.

From the runway to the pages of comic books, Tim Gunn is slowly taking over the world. And we couldn't be more excited!

The first images from the upcoming rework of the 1960s Marvel Comics series Models Inc. featuring Project Runway's Tim Gunn have been released.

Gunn, who was a big comic book fan as a child, will be the centerpiece of the "Loaded Gunn" storyline, which will have him defending an exhibit of classic superhero fashions from villains looking to steal it.

After months of legal strife between Bravo and Lifetime, Project Runway is finally set to return to television this summer.

The sixth season is coming to Lifetime.

According to the network, the legal battles surrounding the show’s upcoming season, which has already been filmed, were amicably resolved.

“The Weinstein Company will pay NBCU for the right to move Project Runway to Lifetime. All of the parties are pleased with the outcome,” the networks say in a joint statement.

Despite their legal woes, Project Runway is continuing…we just might never get a chance to see it.

Last night, the Project Runway Season Six finale was filmed at the tents in Bryant Park with all hands on deck; Michael Kors, Nina Garrrcia, Heidi the Mighty and, everyone’s fave (especially Heidi's apparently; is that tongue action we see?), Mr. Make it Work, Tim Gunn.

Project Runway mentor, chief creative officer at Liz Claiborne Inc. and America's favorite gay uncle, Tim Gunn, will be hosting the red-carpet arrivals portion of this year's Academy Awards.

Gunn will be joined by ABC morning news co-anchor Robin Roberts and Jess Cagle, managing editor of Entertainment Weekly.

The red-carpet fashion orgy is always the best part of the Oscars, and Tim Gunn is a serious upgrade from Ryan Seacrest. 

We have visions of Tim telling Angelina Jolie that her dress makes her look like she's pooing fabric dancing in our head. 

Project Runway's Tim Gunn has joined Oprah in being one of PETA's favorite people of the year by lending his voice to a new video meant to discourage fashion designers from using fur from Chinese rabbits, a country with no animal rights laws.

The video features Gunn's narration playing over gruesome footage of rabbits and foxes being electrocuted and skinned alive, and will be sent to prominent fashion designers such as Giorgio Armani and Donna Karan.

What can we say about Christina Aguilera’s outfit as she arrives for the Africa Rising Music and Fashion Festival at Royal Albert Hall in London on Tuesday night?

In the immortal words of Tim Gunn…That’s a lot of look.

We just hope no one took mushrooms or acid before the show. They might get sucked into the warp speed vortex of XTina’s boobies, never to escape.

At least she put pants on.

In the old days, it would’ve just been the minidress served with a side of butt-cheek.

Earlier this week Project Runway’s Tim Gunn said Miley Cyrus “is just a little too tarty, forgive me. I don’t want her to look like she’s going into a convent school, but it’s just a little too much for a 15-year-old.”

When she and her mom where spotted at the Glendale Post Office where Miley renewed her passport, she looked both 15-year-old appropriate and pretty unfazed while demonstrating why we love her; she signed autographs for her young fans, posed for pictures and cracking jokes with the waiting paparazzi.

See, she’s not tarty, she’s sweet!

Let us be clear, the whole rolled-up grandpa jeans supposedly sexed up with heels thing is not a look we dig.

It’s the contrivance of “I’m not trying but I’m trying” that annoys us about it, but what’s more pressing is that we find it universally unflattering.