Buzz Bites — 12/24/2008: Kanye West Overestimates Barack Obama’s Need For Trashy, Going-Out Attire

+ President elect Barack Obama has no problem walking around shirtless — but occasionally, the future world leader also has the need to wear actual clothes. Enter aspiring fashion designer Kanye West, who’s graciously agreed to custom-design a line for the president-elect. Perfect for “Obama to go to the club in,” says ‘Ye of the Worst Idea Ever. (The Sun - UK)

+ Meanwhile, memo to Mariah Carey (and Kanye): Fire engine red is not/will never be the new black. (Faded Youth Blog)

+ Apparently, Ashlee Simpson didn’t appreciate hubby Pete Wentz’s blabbing about their sex life on the Howard Stern radio show. Who woulda thought?? (OK!)

+ After seeing pics of the no longer scary-skinny Amy Winehouse vacationing in St. Lucia, we fully support her half-baked notion of moving there on a semi-permanent basis. (Daily Star)

+ Culinarily challenged singer Beyonce Knowles is getting ready to prepare a Christmas feast for the entire fam! “Hopefully, my family will still be well and alive after they eat what I cooked,” jokes the Cadillac Records star. (The List - UK)

+ T’was the day before Christmas, and the MTV kids still at the office were passing the time by watching Beyonce’s new “Diva” and “Halo” videos. (Parlour Magazine)

+ Taylor Swift is STILL on top of the Billboard album charts. Not bad for a country girl. (MTV News)

+ You already know Miley’s plans for New Year’s — but what’s she up to this Xmas Eve? We’re not sure, but her pre-Christmas ritual appears to involve singing in the closet. (Celebrity MySpace)

+ Tired of conventional Christmas music? Gather ’round ye olde yule log and belt out some Jonas Brothers carols. (JonasBrothersFan.com)

+ Hills gal Whitney Port is officially ready for The City! But is NYC ready for her? (Remote Control)

Source: Buzz Bites — 12/24/2008: Kanye West Overestimates Barack Obama’s Need For Trashy, Going-Out Attire

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