Stacey Dash's 'Clueless' a single lady: Thanks, divorce!

Stacey Dash's 'Clueless' a single lady: 

Thanks, divorce!

Stacey Dash is officially a single lady! Get it guys? A Single Lady! Life WITHOUT A RING ON IT! Like the show that she was on? Oh whatever fuck you guys it was that or a Clueless joke and frankly, I've dated myself enough today by quietly rocking out
Stacey Dash isn't one of TV's "Single Ladies" anymore, but she's finally a single lady in real life, thanks to a judge's decision to sign off on her divorce from Emmanuel Xuereb.
The 45-year-old actress -- who took her "Clueless" diva Dionne from film to TV in the '90s, and recently decided to walk away from VH1's Atlanta-based "Ladies" -- had filed for divorce from Xuereb in January 2010.
She obtained a restraining order at the same time, alleging that over the two years they were married Xuereb had repeatedly hit her in the face, head and body. The split was official last week, TMZ said Friday.
Why so much action in the weddings-and-engagements department? "You know what happened is I slept with all of my husbands on the first date, they said, 'Marry me' and I said, 'Yes!,' " Dash explained.
"So there you go."
Stacey Dash's divorce is finalized, which means you officially have a 0.0001% chance of her ever going out with you! Hurray, a reason to live another day! The Single Ladies star was granted her divorce this week from estranged actor husband Emmanuel
Stacey Dash is officially a single lady! Get it guys? A Single Lady! Life WITHOUT A RING ON IT! Like the show that she was on? Oh whatever fuck you guys it was that or a Clueless joke and frankly, I've dated myself enough today by quietly rocking out
We wanted to pass along the news that Stacey Dash, former star of VH1′s Single Ladies, has finalized her divorce from actor Emmanuel Xuereb. The pair was married in 2007 and separated in 2010, at which point Dash also
Stacey Dash, former star of Clueless and Single Ladies, has been granted a divorce from her abusive husband actor Emmanuel Xuereb. For over two years, Stacey stated she was abused her now ex-husband. TMZ reported that Stacey requested a restraining.

Fashion award : It's OK. I turned out fine.'"

Gaga gives heartfelt thanks at fashion award event

          This is Council of Fashion Designers of America awards, can be pretty intimidating: CNN anchor Anderson Cooper said so, actress Naomi Watts said so, and even Lady Gaga said so.

          On stage to accept her award as the year's top style icon, a soft-spoken, maybe even teary-eyed Gaga said she was nervous.

          "All of you made me feel like a star before I was," she told the audience at Lincoln Center that boasted bold-faced names such as Marc Jacobs, Anna Wintour, Diane von Furstenberg, Donna Karan and Michael Kors.

          She talked about how important fashion was in her life as a pathway to self-discovery, artistry and confidence. She planned her outfits for Friday night parties as if she was going to the Oscars, she said.

          "As much as this award means to me personally ... I just want you to know how much this means to young Americans," Gaga said.

          She said she thought the message was from a friend named Anna and replied with a bleep-worthy response. The text back from the Vogue editor-in-chief said, "How lovely."

          That led to laughter — and so did Cooper's montage of his early days as a preteen model.

          Cooper, a longtime friend of CFDA president von Furstenberg, said he decided to show his photos to prove his fashion cred since he was acting as master of ceremonies.

          "There was no way you'd be critical," he joked, "or that's what Diane said, anyway."

          Watts, dressed in a metallic T-shirt-style gown by Francisco Costa for Calvin Klein, presented the top womenswear honor to Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler.

          Top models Doutzen Kroes, Karlie Kloss, Miranda Kerr, Alessandra Ambrosio and Chanel Iman were indeed in the house, on the arms of their favorite designers.

          It was the nod from his fellow designers as well as retailers, stylists and editors that the rest of his family would find impressive, Gurung said. "I'm just a guy from Nepal. I will call my mother and say, `It's OK. I turned out fine.'"

He added, "I believe we all know and feel the greatest reward is the process itself."