StyleBistro Features Eva Longoria Parker Hairstyles

The website Stylebistro.com is featuring several photos of Eva Longoria Parker's hairstyles. Parker is best known for her roles on The Young and the Restless and Desperate Housewives. She is also married to NBA athlete Tony Parker.

Eva Longoria Parker is a master of the red carpet. She typically wears her hair in either an updo or a flowing long hairstyle. See below for several photos of Eva's hairstyles.

Introducing: StyleBistro

We'd like to take this opportunity to introduce you to a friend of ours. It's our new fashion and beauty site called StyleBistro and we think the two of you will get along great. StyleBistro focuses on celebrity fashion trends as well all things stylish from the runway and red carpet to what people wear to cafes and farmers' markets. Expect lots and lots of high-quality photography wrapped in a neat, stylish package.

100 Hottest Celebrity Couples

Maxim has the "Hot 100." People has its "Most Beautiful People." But aside from sitting around a conference table arguing about celebs in bikinis, how do you actually decide who's the hottest? At Zimbio, we've found a foolproof, scientific method for rating a couple's hotness, based on four categories: Success, Attractiveness, Popularity and Staying Power.

For the first three, we've ranked each partner in a couple on a scale from one to 10, then added the two scores to come up with a final number (one to 20) in each category. We ranked Staying Power separately on a scale from one to 20 for each couple. The total of the scores in the four categories determined each couple's rank on our list. Numbers don't like, folks.

Here's more on how we break it down:

Success.
In a word: Money. Exceptionally hot celebrities are almost always exceptionally rich (and vice versa), so we've tapped into Forbes and other sources to discover their salaries and net worth. We've also considered factors like Oscar and Grammy nominations / wins, platinum albums and other honors they've received.

Attractiveness.
Our next ranking category is the most obvious in this often-superficial industry: Victoria's Secret model? Check. Ridiculously lucky God-given genes? Double check. But if someone's been on the cover of multiple glamour magazines and/or is under contract with a high-end, high-profile brand, it pushes up their numbers on our list.

Popularity.
Since looking good and making bank don't necessarily keep a couple on the public's radar, we've chosen to judge a couple's popularity by the number of times they've been Googled in the last month. Again, the numbers don't lie.

Staying Power.
This category takes into account all the factors that keep couples together: children, marriage, cohabitation and longevity. If either member of the couple has a history of short, stormy relationships, they get dinged in our point structure.

Yes, there were some ties. And since you can't rely on science for everything, we've turned to the ancient art of astrology to break them: Couples with high compatibility jumped ahead, while those doomed by the stars fell back a slot. In fact, as an extra bonus we've included a summary of each couple's astrological compatibility at the bottom of each article. In case you're superstitious or consider astrology a science.

See the full list of the 100 Hottest Celebrity Couples:

1. Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt
2. Beyonce & Jay-Z
3. Victoria Beckham & David Beckham
4. Gisele Bundchen & Tom Brady
5. Faith Hill & Tim McGraw
6. Will Smith & Jada Pinkett Smith
7. Jessica Biel & Justin Timberlake
8. Gwen Stefani & Gavin Rossdale
9. Johnny Depp & Vanessa Paradis
10. Heidi Klum & Seal
11. Ellen DeGeneres & Portia de Rossi
12. David Bowie & Iman
13. Gwyneth Paltrow & Chris Martin
14. Halle Berry & Gabriel Aubry
15. Reese Witherspoon & Jake Gyllenhaal
16. Demi Moore & Ashton Kutcher
17. Jennifer Garner & Ben Affleck
18. Vanessa Hudgens & Zac Efron
19. Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony
20. Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban
21. Leonardo DiCaprio & Bar Refaeli
22. Tom Cruise & Katie Holmes
23. Anna Kournikova & Enrique Iglesias
24. Catherine Zeta-Jones & Michael Douglas
25. Eva Longoria Parker & Tony Parker
26. Jewel & Ty Murray
27. Fergie & Josh Duhamel
28. Penelope Cruz & Javier Bardem
29. Charlize Theron & Stuart Townsend
30. Nicole Scherzinger & Lewis Hamilton
31. Marc Jacobs & Lorenzo Martone
32. Kim Kardashian & Reggie Bush
33. Keira Knightley & Rupert Friend
34. Isla Fisher & Sacha Baron Cohen
35. Orlando Bloom & Miranda Kerr
36. Sarah Michelle Gellar & Freddie Prinze Jr.
37. Kanye West & Amber Rose
38. Amy Poehler & Will Arnett
39. Kelly Ripa & Mark Consuelos
40. Jessica Simpson & Tony Romo
41. Salma Hayek & Francois-Henri Pinault
42. Rebecca Romijn & Jerry O'Connell
43. Adriana Lima & Marko Jaric
44. Janet Jackson & Jermaine Dupri
45. Sarah Jessica Parker & Matthew Broderick
46. Jim Carrey & Jenny McCarthy
47. Miley Cyrus & Justin Gaston
48. Mark Wahlberg & Rhea Durham
49. Calista Flockhart & Harrison Ford
50. Ashlee Simpson-Wentz & Pete Wentz
51. Julia Roberts & Danny Moder
52. Howard Stern & Beth Ostrosky Stern
53. Zooey Deschanel & Ben Gibbard
54. Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon
55. Jessica Alba & Cash Warren
56. Sandra Bullock & Jesse James
57. Mila Kunis & Macaulay Culkin
58. Amy Adams & Darren Le Gallo
59. Rachel Weisz & Darren Aronofsky
60. Matthew McConaughey & Camila Alves
61. Pink & Carey Hart
62. Nicole Richie & Joel Madden
63. Jennifer Hudson & David Otunga
64. Katherine Heigl & Josh Kelley
65. Camilla Belle & Joe Jonas
66. Megan Fox & Brian Austin Green
67. Michelle Williams & Spike Jonze
68. Rachel Bilson & Hayden Christensen
69. Diane Kruger & Joshua Jackson
70. Maggie Gyllenhaal & Peter Sarsgaard
71. Alyson Hannigan & Alexis Denisof
72. Mel Gibson & Oksana Grigorieva
73. Avril Lavigne & Deryck Whibley
74. Scarlett Johansson & Ryan Reynolds
75. Ice-T & Coco
76. Blake Lively & Penn Badgley
77. Mandy Moore & Ryan Adams
78. Hilary Duff & Mike Comrie
79. Bruce Willis & Emma Heming
80. Rachel McAdams & Josh Lucas
81. Charlie Sheen & Brooke Mueller
82. Paris Hilton & Doug Reinhardt
83. Kendra Wilkinson & Hank Baskett
84. Tea Leoni & David Duchovny
85. Jennifer Love Hewitt & Jamie Kennedy
86. Kate Moss & Jamie Hince
87. Nick Lachey & Vanessa Minnillo
88. Julianne Hough & Chuck Wicks
89. Courteney Cox Arquette & David Arquette
90. Claire Danes & Hugh Dancy
91. Bijou Phillips & Danny Masterson
92. Mena Suvari & Simone Sestito
93. L'Wren Scott & Mick Jagger
94. Heidi Montag & Spencer Pratt
95. Christina Ricci & Owen Benjamin
96. Nicky Hilton & David Katzenberg
97. Abbie Cornish & Ryan Phillippe
98. Tori Spelling & Dean McDermott
99. Ronnie Wood & Ekaterina Ivanova
100. Kevin Federline & Victoria Prince

25 Most Interesting Musicians to Follow on Twitter

Sean Combs (L) and Polow Da Don (R) attend the Los Angeles Lakers vs Utah game at Staples Center on April 27, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Noel Vasquez/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Sean Combs;Polow Da Don (Getty Images)more pics »

Celebrities who ghost tweet -- that is, they have other people write their tweets for them -- should be banned from the service. It's like telling someone to pretend to live your life for you, except without all the luxuries of a minibar.

Anyway, musicians have embraced Twitter with a vengeance. It's surprising it's taken this long, actually, seeing how the site is the perfect venue to keep fans in the loop. At the rate the site is growing, and judging by the success of Radiohead's online record release, Twitter could completely overhaul the music industry by becoming record label, management company and publicist all wrapped in one.

Here are 25 of the more prolific musicians who use the service.


Name: Sean Combs
On Twitter: iamdiddy
Description: Diddy, Puff Daddy, Sean John, et al. Rapper, producer, entrepreneur, designer, all around amusing and positive-thinking megalomaniac. Has some of the best tweets on the site. Let's go!


Name: John Mayer
On Twitter: johncmayer
Description: Highly prolific micro-blogger (read: tweeter). He'll fill up your page with madness faster than you can say "refresh." No worries, they're personal and sometimes even poetic.


Name: Coldplay
On Twitter: coldplay
Description: British rock band led by Chris Martin, who, of course is married to Gwyneth Paltrow. They have a son called Apple. No one knows why.

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2009 Celebrity-Inspired Prom Looks

Celebrities pay stylists thousands of dollars to make them appear on the cutting-edge of fashion, while at the same time classic, cool and generally desirable. Here is your chance to outright rip them off. You won't necessarily call it that, per se, you'd call it "inspired by". But you get the point. This feature has three main elements: Celebrity, Gowns (red carpet / prom) and Hairstyles. So much time, energy and borrowed jewelry goes into getting these looks, it's worth checking out, at least for the voyeuristic aspect.

It's all yours here:

2009 Celebrity-Inspired Prom Looks

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100 Most Influential People in Fashion

Zimbio's 100 Most Influential People in Fashion

There are a number of factors as to why we dress the way we do. Constraints of what we can afford, what's socially acceptable, and for many, the way we'd like to be perceived all play a role. And there are people: those who created the clothing, those who popularized it, those who artfully captured its relevance, and those who moved it into mass production.

Whether we can cite the individuals who have affected the way we dress, we have all, in some way, borrowed from a long history of groundbreakers, trendsetters, and visionaries.

Zimbio's list of the 100 Most Influential People in Fashion may seem incomplete to some readers, albeit in different ways. Others will never have heard of Herminie Cadolle or Claire McCardell, while industry insiders might take umbrage at our inclusion of basketball great, Michael Jordan. We've chosen among our list of fashion influentials not only the name-brand creators and trendsetters, but those who have made their marks in subtler, more nuanced ways. Risky, yes, but we think it makes for a more robust, well-rounded list. And a great read.

Start from the top (#1).

Start from the bottom (#100).

See the full list of the 100 Most Influential People in Fashion.

F1 Pit Crew Outfits are AWESOME

Mclaren Mercedes mechanic is seen at their team garage as they practice pitstops at night during previews to the Singapore Formula One Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on September 25, 2008 in Singapore. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images Europe)

I definitely chose the wrong profession. Or maybe I didn’t. Maybe I can just start wearing space helmets to my Internet job. I think that might go over well, actually. They’re wearing helmets on the runway in London.

The only problem would be wearing it when I’m not actually writing. If you’re wearing a helmet and not actually doing something that could potentially involve head trauma, you look dumb. And: You’re quietly begging some asshole to whack you over the dome with a tire iron.

These F1 dudes wear the helmets and goggles through the entire race, which is silly. Watch, during the race when the camera cuts away to the garage, the entire crew is just sitting there looking ridiculous. At least put some blinking lights on them or something.

Anyway, my point is: Helmets are fucking cool if you're not just sitting there.


A model walks down the catwalk during the Eley Kishimoto show at London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2009 on September 16, 2008 in London, England. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Europe)

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Awesome Facial Expressions of Women Playing Tennis

Victoria Azarena of Belarus returns the ball to Agnes Szavay of HUngary during the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix at the Porsche Arena on September 30, 2008 in Stuttgart, Germany. (Photo by Thomas Niedermueller/Getty Images Europe)

We'll supply the pictures, you make the sound effects.


Maria Sharapova of Russian Federation serves during the women's singles round one match against Stephanie Foretz of France on day two of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on June 24, 2008 in London, England. (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Europe)



Maria Sharapova of Russia plays a forehand during the women's singles round one match against Stephanie Foretz of France on day two of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on June 24, 2008 in London, England. (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Europe)



Arantxa Rus of Netherlands returns a ball to Ayumi Morita of Japan during the women singles of the 2008 Korea Open Tennis Championships at the Olympic Tennis Court on September 23, 2008 in Seoul, South Korea. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)



Chan Yung-Jan of Taiwan returns a ball to Mara Santangelo of Italy during the women singles of the 2008 Korea Open Tennis Championships at the Olympic Tennis Court on September 23, 2008 in Seoul, South Korea. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)


Marta Domachowska of Poland returns a ball to Akgul Amanmuradova of Uzbekistan during the third day of women singles of the 2008 Korea Open Tennis Championships at the Olympic Tennis Court on September 21, in Seoul, South Korea. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)



Yanina Wickmayer of Belgium returns a ball to Magdalena Rybarikova of Slovakia during the third day of women singles of the 2008 Korea Open Tennis Championships at the Olympic Tennis Court on September 21, in Seoul, South Korea. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)



Francesca Schiavone of Italy returns the ball against Li Na of China during day four of the 2008 China Open at the Beijing Tennis Centre on September 23, 2008 in Beijing, China. (Photo by Feng Li/Getty Images AsiaPac)

LOLCat Artists Raise Money for Adult Literacy

"I Has It" by Isis A. Vera is an acrylic mixed-media painting that was on display at the "I Can Has Art Show?" silent auction benefit at the Coffee Bar in San Francisco on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008. (JJ Duncan/ Zimbio.com)

People love lolcats. I don't think I've ever shown icanhascheezburger.com to anyone who hated the site.

The pictures are cute, the captions are funny and everything is ever-so-charmingly misspelled. Which makes it all the more appropriate that a recent lolcat-inspired event raised money in the name of adult literacy. There's something poetic about illiterate cats helping illiterate adults. Now only if we could teach those darn cats that nao is spelled n-o-w.

With the devotion people feel toward the lolcat Internet meme, it was no surprise to find so much enthusiasm at the lolarts show in San Francisco last night (Oct. 23, 2008).


Visitors to The Coffee Bar in the Mission district roamed the art exhibit with the same bemused expressions of my co-workers trolling icanhascheezburger. And the artists traveled from all over to take part in the silent-auction benefit.

Emily Cox (pictured at left with her piece "I Can Has Chainburger") is a 17-year-old senior at Harrison High School in West Lafayette, Indiana who traveled all the way to San Francisco with her parents to place her papier-mache kitty on the auction block.

Roughly a third of the show sold (not terribly surprising given the $100-$250 price range required for most opening bids), but Cox said she wasn't disappointed that her piece didn't get snatched up.

Event organizer, curator and artist Marianne Goldin says in the "Curatorial Statement" she wrote for the show's program that she started working with the idea of lolcats as art as a way to rediscover the fun side of art.


"I'm a huge fan of the absurdity of the Internet Meme. I discovered LOLcats in 2006 during a brainstorming session for The Cult of Youth Reader (a publication I edited). We were muddling over how youth create new ways of speaking, when Julia Gfroerer, an arts editor, mentioned wacky Internet cats funnier than they ought to be. She described the gestalt of LOLcats and how they had created a new form of linguistic humor."

Goldin's piece "Invisible Invisible" (pictured at right) plays on the series of "invisible (insert object here)" photos in lolcat land.

The show received a fair amount of publicity with a precede written up by Wired, a video crew on hand from Current (it doesn't look like they have the story up yet), and, of course, publicity from icanhascheezburger.com. Tickets for the show were snapped up only a few hours after they were made available, and the one-of-a-kind show was off and rolling.


San Francisco artist Doc Pop (pictured at left) describes himself as not being someone who is heavily into technology. He experiments with memes that sometimes combine ideas from the Internet with applications in the real world. One piece he had on display was a flyer for a lost LOLCAT that responds to "cheezburger" (see below).

The number given on Doc's flyer leads curious callers to an absolutely awesome original nerdcore hip-hop song about lolcats. Doc said he hopes the flyers spread out from their San Francisco roots to other cities. I'm doing my part by sending copies to a couple of friends back in my home state of Kansas.

Check out the rest of my pictures from the event below. (Sorry I didn't get pictures of everything and I know I missed a couple of good ones.)


"Neeyon Harblz" by Dino Ignacio



"Ur soulz... givez dem to me" by Amy Strunk



"Lost LOLCat" by Doc Pop



"Culur, Ur Doin it Wrong" by Gareth A. Hopkins




"Longcat and Tacgnol Redux" by Alise-Ann Glover



"I Does It" by Amanda Siska



"The Amazing Lolcat" by Nina Kempf (This piece was one of the largest at 3 feet by 5 feet, ready for your very own kitty sideshow)



"4:57 am Nightmare" by Heather Anderson (It says "oh hai..." in the upper left)



"LOLCat Whiteboard" by Josh Zubkoff (One of my favorites. I love interactive art, and I saw several people erasing and rewriting the bubble box)



"I Can Has Chainburger" by Emily Cox



"2001 - A LOLcats Odyssey" by Brian K. MacDonough



"I Has a Bucket" by Elija Evenson (It seems optimistic to me that the walrus is seen holding his beloved bucket instead of longingly searching for it or bemoaning its loss.)



"Invisible Invisible" by Marianne Goldin