Catty comments and petty insults flew across the workroom as eliminated designers rejoined the finalists this week. During the melee, Michael C, the proverbial black sheep of the group, came under fire for some subterfuge in a previous challenge.

Producers have been hawking Brighton Beach, a Russian version of Jersey Shore since March. Lifetime just ordered 12 episodes of the show. But it won't be like Jersey Shore. This one is about family!

It's a very exciting adventure for her! Also today: a sad story about Mike Myers, a sad story about Jimmy Smits, a somewhat happy story about Maura Tierney, and a sad story about a beloved Brooklyn neighborhood.

In probably the most touching and tearful episodes of the season, the designers showed a surprising amount of camaraderie and had the chance reconnect with their families. However, it was Mondo's revelation of a long hidden secret that shocked everyone.

Michael Kors was in a finely disapproving fashionista form last night as he proceeded to wipe the floor with each designer's sad creations. Does it seem like he's getting meaner and meaner each episode this season to you?

A prestige actress just had a movie dropped into the fall slate. Watch out, ladies! Also today: a literary classic gets an Awzom! movie makeover, lots of TV shows hire actors, and some Christine O'Donnell jokes.

Don't tell Sarah Palin, but he wants to murder a mom. Also: James Cameron is everywhere forever, he will never die. A song gets turned into a movie, later to be turned into a Broadway musical, probably. HBO is dead.

When the esteemed Mr. Gunn calls the designers together, it means there's going to be a challenge. When his little velvet bag with the gold tassels comes with him, it usually means unhappy designers and fashion disasters.

Yep... Ew. Also today: Steven Spielberg is doing Stephen King's son a favor, several bits of casting news that are either good (John Hawkes!) or bad (Jamie Kennedy...), and the return of Dustin Hoffman.

Last night, we met the contestants on the new season of Project Runway. At first, I was tied between who I wanted to win: Do I love the awkwardly funny, Puerto Rican, Casanova? Or the 50-year-old Peach? Decision inside.

Project Runway is all about vision and delusion. The vision of the final collections and the ultimate winner of the season. The delusion that we'll remember them longer than a week. But for now, here's to the victor!

Well, commenting boys and girls, it's been a long season of Project Runway, but tonight it comes to a close. Who will win? Who will lose? We don't know, but everyone who joins in our live blog is a winner!

Our commenter live-blog of the penultimate episode of the season was penultamazing! Read this sampling of comments to see why—and then make plans to join us here tonight as we live-blog the season finale.

To Heidi he's "Top American fashion designer, Michael Kors!" but to us he'll always be the guy who can whip up an insulting metaphor faster than you can say "crazy crotch." Seven seasons worth of Kors' best put-downs inside.

Missed out on this season of Project Runway? Well, now's the time to start. The two-part finale starts tonight and we'll be in the comments section of this post having a little party. It's not too late to join us!

Did you catch Gawker's Project Runway commenting party last week? It was hotter than an Icelandic volcano! Check out this smokin' selection of comments from that live blog—and make plans to join us for the next one tonight.

What a live blog it was! Contestant Anthony Williams joined us, and was fabulous. Read this selection of last week's comments—posted by Anthony and many others—and then make plans to join our next live blog tonight!

It's a special occasion, folks! If all goes to plan, Season 7 fan favorite Anthony Williams will be joining us in the comments section of this post for our live blog tonight. No, really! That's not an April Fool's joke!

We're counting down the hours until designer Anthony Williams joins our Project Runway live blog on Gawker tonight. To help pass the time, why not read this sampling a few of the best quips from last week's edition?

Project Runway is all about vision and delusion. The vision to have contestants design textiles. The delusion they'll do it well. The vision to encourage the judges to be bitchy. The delusion they'll send the right person home.