Pixie Geldof has gone ginger: [Daily Mail]

Anne Slowey has a sense of humour after all: [Elle]

Giovanna Battaglia's first editorial at W is out: [W]

A mother injected her 8-year-old with botox: [Fashionista]

In more hair news, Audrina Patridge has gone blonde: [Daily Mail]

While the fashion world has all moved to New York for fashion week, celebrities were all in Los Angeles to attend the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards last night.

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Gia Coppola shot for Zac Posen's Target campaign [Style.com]

LVMH now handles hotel management [WWD]

Waris Ahluwalia and Bibhu Mohapatra now share business real estate [NY Times]

Uniqlo is having a hell of a year, to say the least [WSJ]

Would you buy Audrina Patridge's dress for charity? [Stylewatch]

In a somewhat unsurprising announcement, it has been revealed that the next series of The Hills - which premieres in America on the 27th of April - is to be the last. The news comes with little shock to most fans, as after Lauren Conrad's departure the show has struggled to maintain high viewings, despite the dramas of Heidi's drastic addiction to plastic surgery, Spencer (and Stephanie, for that matter) continally showing themselves to be worthy of their surname, and Audrina's constant battle with her attachment to badboy Justin. Let's not forget the return of Kristin Cavallari, who despite after making a scene at the wedding of Speidi has failed to fill LC's boots as well as she might have hoped.

"I think we've told the story of struggle and of finding yourself in L.A." creator Adam DiVello told EW, "A lot of these kids have found themselves and have certainly embarked on different careers and different paths." The last season promises some drama-worthy stories, including the moment Heidi's mother first sees her 'new' face, and Kristin coping with rumours of drug abuse. So at least the last episodes may be worth a watch, and after all, we're curious to see whether Lauren will return for one last goodbye...