On tonight's finale of Work of Art, mentor Simon stops by each remaining artist's home studio. Watch as the otherwise joyous visits turn dark when Peregrine and Miles discuss the morbid influences behind their final work.

In our line of work, we're used to seeing tall black bearded ladyboy hustlers with long legs, big smiles and a penchant for self-promotion. But even in this hurlyburly rough and tumble world of free booze, those stupid VIP bracelet things that are a bitch to remove and burly doormen, Andre J stood out. His smile was the most radiant, his legs the longest and his ability to sell himself unparalleled. The first time we saw him, he was on a corner in Soho. New York's Amy LaRocca was all up in his shit. That led to his appearance in the Look Book, then the Look Book book. But the last time we saw him, he was working the door at some Save Darfur benefit Lydia Hearst threw and also skipped. Imagine our pleasure when we saw his face in the Sunday Styles and we learned he had made it. It was indescribable!

Being a Brooklyn Writer turns out to be exactly how you imagine it to be, if debut novelist Porochista Khakpour's Facebook status update is to be believed.

[Click the picture to see a readable version.] The press release merely referred to Official Agent Dance Mascot Ari* Emanuel as the agent "on whom the HBO show ‘Entourage’ is based," but we're kind of excited that today's Variety has bumped him up to "muse" level. He's earned it.