• BGay.com: Project Runway winner Christian Siriano will design a gown for one of the so-called "trophy girls" who hand over Emmy statues to presenters at the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards on September 21st. Christian Siriano Designs for Emmy's
• Pink is the New Blog: In an interview with MTV News conducted just hours ago at the Toronto Film Festival, Michael Caine — there to promote “Is There Anybody There?” — seemed to confirm rumors that the next installment of the “Batman” film franchise will feature two very well-known names playing the roles of The Riddler and the Bumbershoot Bandit, The Penguin. “They’ve already got them in mind,” said Caine, when asked who he’d like to see take up arms against the Caped Crusader. “It’s Johnny Depp as The Riddler. And The Penguin is Philip Seymour Hoffman. I read it in the paper.” So Caine is like the rest of us, reading gossip in the tabloids, right? Except for one thing… according to the actor, he confirmed the news through the studio itself. New ‘Batman’ Movie Casting News … Possibly
• Lori L Jean via Steve Rothaus: "We've learned from losses on other anti-gay ballot initiatives, here and in other states (Wisconsin, Colorado, etc.), that people lie to pollsters about their prejudices. There is typically a 7-10 point difference between what people tell the pollster about their views on LGBT rights and how they really vote. In other words 7-10% say they believe in equality but actually vote against us. If Jean is Correct About Voters Lying to Pollsters, the Florida Anti-Marriage Amendment will Pass with More Than 60 Percent.
• Made in Brazil: Fashion designer hottie Marc Jacobs closed New York Fashion Week in a skirt. A pair of shorts would have done the trick, but then again this is New York fashion week. BTW Marc, your calves are looking sweet in the picture. What's Up with the Skirt, Marc?
• Popwatch Blog: Sitting atop the New York Times nonfiction bestseller list this week is a volume that is neither a political tome nor a historical treatise nor even a self-help book. It's Tori Spelling's memoir Stori Telling, which climbed to the top of the list at last after 14 weeks in stores. (H/t to E! Online.) It's the My Big Fat Greek Wedding of celebrity autobiographies! I guess I shouldn't be surprised; interest in all things 90210 was bound to make the book suddenly relevant. Literary cred for Tori Spelling
• People Magazine: Ashton Kutcher can now add "assistant coach" to his resumé just under actor, producer and renowned prankster. The actor, 30, who played football at his high school in Iowa, is a new assistant coach for the freshman football team at L.A.'s Harvard-Westlake School. Ashton Kutcher's New Role: High School Football Coach
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• Michael Musto: The remake of The Women is elevated by Bette Midler and Candice Bergen in small roles and by the fact that there's no pajama-party scene where the gals lip-synch old Motown tunes. Another plus—let's be kind—is that Debi Mazar plays a manicurist who claims to have done Madonna's nails. (At this point, I got one of those rushes of in-joke appreciation, gurgling, "Aha! Debi started out as Madge's makeup artist!") But Jada Pinkett Smith's character must have been painted a lesbo only to desperately try for a fresh touch; clearly, the writer has never met a dyke before (though I bet Jada has)... Eva Mendes' Underwear Scene and Madonna's Strap-On!
• Check out the bulge on the wrestler in the blue.

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Books & Books Bal Harbour Shops. Kristy Kiernan (Catching Genius), brings us a novel of a young man's search for faith—and its unintended consequences – Matters of Faith (Berkley, $14). At age twelve, Marshall Tobias saw his best friend killed by a train. It was then that he began his search for faith—delving into one tradition, then discarding it for another. His parents, however, have little time for spiritual contemplation. Their focus has been on his little sister Megan, who suffers from severe food allergies. Now Marshall is home from college with his first real girlfriend, but there is more to Ada than meets the eye—including her beliefs about the evils of medical intervention. What follows is a crisis that tests not only faith, but the limits of family, forgiveness, and our need to believe. Join us as we sample the tantalizing treats at Books & Books’ official launch party for Norman Love Confections. 7:30pm