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Now that he's engaged to Anne Hathaway, actor and jewelry designer Adam Schulman -- who designed Hathaway's Kwiat sparkler -- is become famous-er. But he also might be also mistaken for Ryan Gosling. Right? No? They're not exactly "switched at birth" level but there are some similarities: the long faces, the thin lips, the hipster facial scruff. And yes, Gosling's blue eyes are more penetrating and soulful ... OK guys, we're wrong. Wrong. Just like People magazine.

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Jason Merritt/Getty ImagesIf Hollywood is like high school, then Jennifer Aniston would probably get voted "Best Hair." It's a tough title to live up to because whose mane could possibly look that healthy, that bouncy, that perfect, every single day of the week?

In a new -- and extremely dubious -- report, Star magazine (via Celebitchy) alleges that Aniston is cracking under the pressure of maintaining the world's most admired locks.

Aby Baker/Getty ImagesLast night, The Famous finally got in line to see "Twilight: Breaking Dawn" -- well, at least 75 percent of it when we were not looking away, completely grossed out. (It wasn't the love scenes. It was the blood. We hate blood.) One of the best parts of this box office-squashing cinematic experience was Ashley "Where's the Camera" Greene as fashionista vamp Alice, who's the least dreary character in the emotionally wrought saga. For Bella and Edward's wedding, she wore the most amazing -- SPOILER ALERT -- lavender flapper-inspired dress. Also: her Michelle Williams pixie haircut was to die. No, we're not being sarcastic.

It just so happens that Greene, who's equally fashionable offscreen, was photographed heading to work on the '60-set TV show "Pan Am," sporting a Joan-from-"Mad Men" period ensemble. We're digging the black blouse, ruched gray skirt, white pearls and retro gloves -- but the hair looks much too "Bride of Frankenstein." The script screams: "I am a serious actress who

Beyonce: always smiley, sweet and camera-ready. She is like the Mason Disick of superstar recording artists. Here's a behind-the-scenes clip of the mom-to-be acting all cute -- and brandishing The Bump -- during the music video shoot for "Countdown":

(Hat Tip: Buzzfeed)

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GlamourKim Kardashian just had an epiphany. She tells Glamour (via Hollywood Gossip):

I always wanted what Mom and Dad had. And at first I was like, I want six kids. Then I went down to four, then I was down to three…and now I'm like, maybe I won't have any. Maybe I'll just be a good aunt. ... At this moment in my life, I feel like maybe I'm not supposed to have kids and all that.

So dramatic, that one.

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Getty ImagesWe're used to seeing Kate Middleton in ladylike dresses, conservative coats and tasteful shoes. Given her new title, the label-loving Duchess of Cambridge can't really push the envelope any further when it comes to fashion -- lest she offend The Queen! But there is room for quiet rebellion. For instance: Middleton dutifully mingled with guests at a palace reception on Monday, held by Queen Elizabeth herself, wearing -- gasp -- a green dress with subliminal peace signs. Groovy. Cheeky. Daring.

The pleated shirtdress, from Mulberry, costs $2,200 and boasts a "silk jacquard-weaved Peace and Love motif."

Next event, we predict Middleton will incorporate more hidden symbols in her stuffy attire: stars, hearts, maybe even skulls. And a hand-me-down fallopian tube hat to finish the look.

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James Devaney/WireImageLady Gaga says she's destined for spinsterhood, since she always seems to attract guys who resent her success.

"I have this effect on people where it starts out good," she tells Vanity Fair in their January issue. "Then, when I'm in these relationships with people who are also creative, or creative in their own way, what happens is the attraction is initially there and it's all unicorns and rainbows. And then they hate me."

The superstar singer is reportedly seeing "Vampire Diaries" star Taylor Kinney, but it's not serious due to their chaotic work schedules. She recently cut off a torrid on-off relationship with bartender Luc Carl, the inspiration for her song "You and I." But don't expect her to go all gaga over Kinney just yet.

Alo Ceballos/FilmMagicDid you watch the second-season premiere of "Kourtney and Kim Take New York" on Sunday? We did so you didn't have to. (Also, because we've been brainwashed by Kris Jenner.) As expected, Kris Humphries came off like an immature doofus stuck in an awkward marriage to a beautiful but divalike reality princess. He whined incessantly about sharing living quarters at a posh Manhattan hotel with Kim Kardashian's sister, Kourtney, Kourtney's boyfriend Scott, and their adorable toddler son, Mason. Among his complaints: Mason's playroom was too close to his bedroom. At the end of the episode, the pro baller decided to take a break from newlywedded non-bliss and return to his native Minnesota for training; Kardashian, who'd reportedly been on his case off camera about working, fully supported that decision.

"There was nothing he could do about the NBA lockout, he was working out, and getting ready for the upcoming season, and he is a free agent," a Humphries source tells Radar Online. "It was actually Kim's idea that Kris go back to Minnesota to train and give them some distance. Kris wasn't getting any sleep at all with Mason's playroom literally set up outside their bedroom door. It made no sense for Mason's play area to be on the second floor of the suite Kim, Kris, Scott and Kourtney were staying in. Scott and Kourtney were staying downstairs, and Scott felt that the producers of the show were just trying to provoke him into reactions."