Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have shacked up once again in an L.A.-area home

While things appear to be rosy for the Hollywood couple, Us' source implied Kristen is still earning back Rob's trust because he "is extra-sensitive right now. He's insecure." The rekindled romance bodes well for the upcoming promotional run for the pair's final Twilight film, which hits theaters November 16.

Speaking of Breaking Dawn, the more cynical (realistic?) realms of the Internet find the timing of the reunion pretty convenient. What better way to drum up drama and excitement for a film than creating a real-life soap opera involving its two biggest stars? As BoxOffice.com's Phil Contrino told us, "It definitely helps. The idea that these two are in love in real-life makes the film more enjoyable for fans and that leads to more money at the box office."

No wonder KStew wasn't worried about what everyone assumed would be a torturously awkward press tour come November when Breaking Dawn hits theaters. "We're going to be fine," Stewart told The Hollywood Reporter earlier this month. "We're totally fine." Guess she was right.

Rejoice sweet world, true love lives to see another day! The roller coaster of emotion that is Robsten seems to headed in a positive direction, at least according to the never wrong "inside sources" of US Magazine.

The gossip mag reported today that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have shacked up once again in an L.A.-area home. This coming just 10 days after their tearful and dramatic reconciliation in which Rob forgave Kristen for her affair with her Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders (who is nearly twice her age and has a wife and kids, but that's a whole other story).

Baby Blue is enough for proud parents Jay-Z and Beyonce

When an E! correspondent asked if the couple is expanding their family, the rapper responded: "Tonight? No."

"What about in nine months?" the interviewer prodded at an event in NYC this week.

"Not in nine months," Jay said. "Absolutely not."

He then clarified further: "No," he said. "Not in one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight or nine months."

The couple welcomed Blue Ivy just eight months ago and they've since been busy with their careers and introducing their little girl to the world of luxury yachting.

Baby Blue is enough for proud parents Jay-Z and Beyonce. For now, at least.

After a round of rumors this week about the singer being pregnant with baby No. 2, Jay-Z confirmed his hot wife is not expecting. She's not Tori Spelling, okay?

Victoria Beckham brought her usual brand of clean lines and sexy, structured silhouettes to the runway for her Spring 2013 collection

  
    Trends: Sheer panels, cutouts, maxi skirts, colorblocking.
    Colors: Black, white, red, cream.
    Key Piece: The black pencil dress with mesh panel top and cream-colored ankle-bootie heels.
    Accessories: Wide-brimmed hats, lace-up flat sandals, buckled loafers, perforated belts.
    Who Should Wear It: Polished, put-together women who love to show off their curves: Blake Lively, Sofia Vergara, and Jennifer Lopez.

Victoria Beckham brought her usual brand of clean lines and sexy, structured silhouettes to the runway for her Spring 2013 collection. The designer incorporated her signature colorblocking into easygoing pieces like flippy pleated skirts, layered silk shift dresses, and a subtle pop of bright red around the neckline of a white, button-down blouse. The shoes were equally clean and composed — and while we were delighted to see the selection of flat lace-up sandals and buckled loafers, it took us a second to believe that the notoriously heel-loving Victoria would include such pieces. Perhaps baby Harper has inspired the mom of four to adopt a more casual style? Overall, Victoria Beckham's Spring '13 looks a lot like the ideal working woman's wardrobe: crisp, clean pieces with an interchangeable appeal that are easily able to go from day to night.

Color, color, color was the name of the game for Diane von Furstenberg's Spring 2013 collection

    Trends: Peplum, tunic dresses, pastels, draping.
    Colors: Teal, turquoise, pink, orange, lime green, red, blue.
    Key Piece: We loved the ball-embellished tunic paired with sleek trousers.
    Accessories: Printed sunglasses, sky-high embellished wedges, ball-embellished sandals, chain-strap sandals, statement clutches, silver belts, and techy Google glasses (Sergey Brin was also sitting front row to debut the new technology).
    Who Should Wear It: Every woman, but if we had to choose, front-row attendee Sarah Jessica Parker would wear DVF's bright hues to perfection.

Color, color, color. That was the name of the game for Diane von Furstenberg's Spring '13 collection, which was presented today to a star-studded crowd — we spotted Sarah Jessica Parker, Oscar de la Renta, and Valentino sitting front row. And the designer's latest collection was just as exciting, as Creative Director Yvan Mispelaere brought forth smiling models decked out in colored brilliance. It was a retro, '70s-inspired collection filled with flattering shapes: you can always count on DVF to know what a woman wants — billowy blouses with exaggerated sleeves, silk peplum skirts, draped tops, jumpsuits, floaty silk maxi dresses, and of course, wrapped silhouettes. Also, get ready for the resurgence of dresses over pants: the majority of the looks on the runway highlighted long tunics over trousers, creating a long and lean shape. With finishes and embellishments ranging from sequins to silver balls, Mispelaere showed attention to every single detail. Gowns showed ethereal, floaty layers tempered with metal hardware, giving off a simultaneously Grecian, yet modern feel. We especially loved the bold red gown adorned with a silver-plated necklace.

Alessandra Ambrosio and Family

Alessandra Ambrosio and Family
Supermodel mama Alessandra Ambrosio hit the Malibu Chili Cook-Off with Jamie Mazur and their kids Anja and Noah Sunday afternoon. Notice how the whole family rocked their denim — even baby Noah!