Retail Madness

We forgive Hollywood hottie Bradley Cooper for many things (e.g., appearing in 'Yes Man'), but we just can't understand why he would bring an open container of vanilla ice cream to a party. Weirdly, this is the premise behind his commercial for Haagen-Dazs, so try to suspend your disbelief. He's just lucky he's so ridiculously good-looking.

Rob Kardashian, the one Kardashian people aren't clamoring to keep up with, designed a pricey line of socks that's reportedly selling so poorly, it may be pulled from shelves.

Straight out of her Best Actress win, an auction house is selling parts of Jennifer Lawrence's wardrobe from her Oscar-winning role in the movie 'Silver Linings Playbook.' What do you mean you don't need a thousand-dollar teal sports bra?

Since Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt aren't acting much lately and seem bored with snatching children from other countries, they've now become vitners. Which is the fancy word for "over-privileged people who make wine."

You know the type. The infatuated friends who just can’t get enough of certain celebs so they make it their life’s work to own anything and everything with that celebrity’s face or name on it. (It’s possible we do this with Johnny Depp but you can’t prove anything.) There are plenty of bizarre products out there that can bring them right into your home so they become a part of your everyday life -

The iconic blue gingham dress worn by Judy Garland in 'The Wizard of Oz' certainly isn't in Kansas anymore, having been purchased for $480,000 at auction this weekend -- and it wasn't the only item snapped up by entertainment memorabilia collectors with obscene amounts of cash to spare.

If you have $950 and an internet connection, you can sit on a celebrity’s face. But settle down, sailor -- it probably won’t be as fun as you'd imagine, since their faces are just superimposed on the seats of “art chairs.”