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downright commonplace. Apple's Jony Ive is teaming up with recent design partner Marc Newson to auction a one-of-a-kind red Mac Pro as part of a Product RED charity fundraiser. It's not clear what's different on the inside versus the regular black model, but look at that Louis Vuitton Damierok us inside the celebrations via Instagram, posting pictures of her revealing white lace birthday outfit. We love the picture of the party goers en route to Nevada posing outside their fleet of cars - of course Kanye out does them all, standing up above them on the bonnet of his car. Hulme bags of late.

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 Kelly put on a red wig and a fitted black lace gown, transforming into Christina Hendricks at the Emmys, while George put on a floral frock to play Lena Dunham at the Emmys and Joan Rivers went as Miley Cyrus, complete with a fake tongue and foam finger. Finally Beyonce posted an adorable snap of Blue Ivy sat at a piano - looks like someone has inherited the Grammy winning, chart smashing genes. Speaking of Queen B, she also posted a video on her website of her doing the haka in New Zealand. She makes those Superbowl faces look tam outside -- it's guaranteed that this workstation will be the discount Louis mahinacenterpiece of the office. Be prepared to pony up if you like the idea of an ultra-exclusive system, though. Sotheby's estimates that the red Mac Pro will sell for $40,000 to $60,000; while that's a steal next to an Apple I, it's not exactly chump change. Check out both the Mac and some