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Edie Falco lights up the red carpet at the 2011 Tony Awards in NYC.

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Those bangs. That cut. Stiff, awkward curls. Virginia Madsen's AFI Award coif combines the worst in early '90s hair, don't you think?

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Gisele Bundchen ponys up at the 39th annual AFI Life Achievement Award ceremony.

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Elle Fanning is lit-from-within at the LA premiere of "Super 8."

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is perfectly contoured at Glamour UK's annual Women of the Year fête.

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Kirsten Dunst complements her menswear-inspired ensemble with a sleek ballerina bun and sculpted cheek at Monday's CFDA Fashion Awards in NYC.

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In light of all the controversy, Blake Lively opts to keep things simple at the 2011 MTV Movie Awards.

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Worried about what semi-permanent hair extensions are doing to your hair? Your worst fears may be justified, says one of the UK's top trichologists.

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A fellow beauty addict and I have been debating the benefits of skincare, injectables, diet, etc. all morning, to no avail. So I thought I'd open the discussion to the entire community...

If I were to rely only on one product, it'd likely be a concentrated cocktail of anti-aging ingredients (in the form of a serum, or masque). My friend, however, believes that an ageless complexion can only be maintained with regular visits to the dermatologist (Botox). Everything else is a waste of energy and money, she insists.

What's your go-to anti-aging "secret"? Do you rely on a combination of solutions, or is there one treatment/product/trick you can't live without?

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Heather Graham looks heavenly at the NY premiere of "Kimchi Chronicles."