Let’s hope I have better luck with liveblogging this week, as now that the Blachelor has narrowed the ladies down to his final four, it’s time to hit the hometowns! By the looks of last week’s preview, things get even more shocking—for the first time ever, there is NO ROSE CEREMONY. OMG. See ya at 8 pm EST!

• The feds will auction off the jewelry Anne Hathaway received from her imprisoned ex-boyfriend, Rafaello Follieri. [New York Post]
• Willie Garson, who plays Stanford Blatch in “Sex and the City,” has finalized the adoption of an 8-year-old boy. [People]
• Justin Timberlake donned a tightly-permed blond wig while receiving a Hasty Pudding award. [E! Online]

Already a regular designer for Payless, Alice + Olivia is upping their collaboration game, with a line of limited-edition sneakers for Keds. As a wearer of Keds during my elementary school years, I really appreciate a designer bringing a bit of color and style to the simple white tennis shoes. Stacy Bendet knows just how I feel, explaining, “I don’t think I removed Keds from my feet as a kid. I can’t even count how many pairs I had. We decided to do a collaboration that would bring a little Alice + Olivia fun to the 2010 Keds Champion.” Her fun comes in four colors — black, silver, pale pink and safari green. Come spring, you can dress up your feet in sparkly sneakers, which will be sold at select Neiman Marcus stores nationwide, at Alice + Olivia boutiques, or online, for $88. And it seems that Keds want to stay in the fashion game, as this is more of many future collaborations. [WWD]

• Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin told “Fox News Sunday” that a future presidential run could be in the cards. “It would be absurd to not consider what it is that I can potentially do to help our country,” Palin said. “I won’t close the door that perhaps could be open for me in the future.” But Palin also admitted that many other men and women might be better placed to run for the nation’s highest office: “If [other candidates are] in a better position than I in three years, I’ll support them.” [birth control pills. The women say “Yaz” has caused strokes and heart attacks. [Fox59]
• Wannabe strippers are “lining up” to apply for permits to work in Atlanta strip clubs, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Not surprisingly, the economy seems to be at fault. [Atlanta Journal-Constitution]

“You’ve got to lean into it, stick your arm all the way down [the wolf’s] throat. He can’t swallow it because he’s gagging on your arm. You reach in, you grab a handful of something—guts, the back of its throat, whatever you can hold—and pull it out. And try to avoid those claws while you’re doing it.”

—Bruce Willis displaying his wealth of “manly” survival knowledge in Men’s Journal. My question, though, is: how does he know how to kill a wolf with his bare hands? [Starpulse]

Your TV isn’t going to get too much of a rest after last night’s Super Bowl. There are some big happenings in boob tubery this week—from the season premiere of “Celebrity Fit Club” to the 17th-to-last episode of “Lost,” to the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics. After the jump, catch previews, plus a Valentine’s Day marathon perfect for anyone who wants to throw Cupid down the stairs.

Can someone, for the love of God, please lay down some sort of mandate forbidding further production of “designer” logo tees? Just when we thought that particular trend of obnoxiously conspicuous consumption had faded safely into the ‘90s, they’re popping up all over again. They bear names like YSL and Balenciaga with price tags around $250 and up. [FabSugar]

We don’t care how much money you have; it never makes sense to spend $300 on a cotton T-shirt when all you’re really buying is the name splattered across the front. It’s just tacky. Shut it down.

You’d think with their acting abilities, stars would be masters at getting out of jury duty. Not the case for Kristen Stewart, who lawyers picked to serve on a jury despite the fact that her mere presence causes teenage girls to faint since she’s locked lips with Robert Pattinson on a repeated basis. The case K-Stew heard was one where a undercover officer posing as a prostitute busted a man trying to pay for sex. She and the rest of the jury found the dude not guilty because English was not his first language and his lawyers successfully argued that he didn’t know what was happening. The whole thing was fairly incident-free—no one stood up in the gallery and shouted “Bella” or flashed fake fangs at her. Although a security guard is on suspension for snapping a photo with K-Stew and then posting it on the internet. [People]

This Russian supermodel is usually a little more reserved, so someone is having a really happy birthday indeed ... Find out who it is after the jump!

Sure, you take one look at most supermodels and assume they roll out of bed, throw clothes on and generally look gorge by virtue of being, well, them. Surprise, surprise, it’s not all genetics (though they are pretty gifted in that department). More than most of us, models have to be super-militant about their skin and hair routines, because to achieve that shiny, bouncy, pretty hair their heads go through hell. Says Chanel Iman: “During fashion week, your hair can be curled, straightened, then curled again up to four times a day.” So how do they keep their hair from falling out of their heads? After the jump, five supermodel go-to tricks ...