Well today officially marks the beginning of Fashion Week. And, there's nothing like starting the week off with an official ribbon ceremony with the Giants' Victor Cruz! Other things that make absolutely no sense: Charlie Rose's undying friendship with George Clooney, "Bradying," Nespresso machines and Buzzfeed. 

After the massive victory over the New England Patriots and cry baby Tom Brady, the New York Giants and their hardcore fans took to the city streets to celebrate. Check out some of the Instagram photos fans uploaded from the NYC Ticker Tape Parade...

Love her or hate her, Anna Wintour has the ability to make and/or break careers in the fashion world and beyond. Every couple of seasons she seems to take a shining to certain athletes, increasing their overall exposure in the fashion world and introducing them to an entirely new portion of the public. In the past she has been seen at shows with Amare Stoudemire, Serena Williams, and Roger Federer. So, in anticipation of Fashion Week, what better way to combine the worlds of sport and fashion than by placing odds on who Anna will pick as her next front row companion? More»

The Giants' beat the Patriots last night for the second time in four years, and New Yorkers took to the streets (and the bars) to celebrate the hometown win. The game may be over, but the party sure isn't. Here's a look at the NY papers' front pages to remind us why we should all still be celebrating. More»

I took a trip to Indiana to watch our good ol' Giants make Tom Brady cry. It was a barn burner but the G-Men did the job and took home their second Super Bowl in five years. Dynasty anyone? Check out my adventure... More»

[Last night, the New York Giants beat the New England Patriots 21-17 in an epic game down to the wire. I guess Gisele's emails didn't work this year. Sorry Tom Brady! See more of our photos from the big game HERE and on our Instagram.]

Whether you're a rabid NFL fan or simply a lover of commercials and snacks made with too much cheese, this is your weekend: the Super Bowl is finally upon us. And while this Sunday may bring us a matchup between two teams from 3,000 miles away in a city 2,000 miles away, that doesn't mean L.A. is going to be any less hopping with parties, bars and viewing experiences. Trust me, whether they win or lose, you're not going to want to deal with all the obnoxious transplanted Giants fans sober, so here's a guide to the best of what's going down this Super Bowl Sunday. More»

• A bill requiring California schools to teach gay history is headed for Gov. Jerry Brown's desk after passing the state Assembly. [LAT]
• Twitter blew up yesterday at news of the Casey Anthony verdict and @Entenmann’s made an ill conceived Tweet. They have now apologized. [WaPo] More»