Ladies listen up, styles are going 60s for the New Year. Looser, super-short 60s shift dresses are coming into style with fun details to spice them up for nighttime. Not only are clothes going 60s, but also makeup as well. Smokey eyes and frosty lips will rule the club scene and lashes are going to be big big big. Break out your fake eyelashes because those are going to be the norm for red carpet events.

While I’m super excited about the 60s coming back, I’m quite frightened about another new trend…wide-legged pants. What? This idea is almost as bad as Stella McCartney’s metallic jumpsuit. While I am glad that pants are finally going to cover my butt, I don’t know if the whole high-waisted thing works with the common woman.

I read somewhere also about neon being big for 2007 which I really don’t think is going to stick. If it does, I might actually break out some LA Gear sneakers and slap bracelets to celebrate.

Get excited ladies and gentlemen for a whole new year of Fashion Victim of the Week and various other Spiteful and Evil comments about various celebrity fashion faux pas. Will Rachel Zoe fade into oblivion? Will Britney Spears ever look lady-like? Will Lindsay Lohan stop wearing leggings? Only time will tell…

So when I heard that Mary Kate Olsen was in “Factory Girl” I thought that she might, you know, talk or do something of note in the movie. She actually is an extra. Not really even a featured extra just some skinny bitch in the background of a scene. How sad is that…she is quite famous (not for her acting ability mind you) and she ends up not even speaking in her big solo movie debut.

Check it out here…she is in the back in a black dress. I really hope there is more of this because I guess she is playing someone of note but maybe her part was cut. Poor MK…guess “New York Minute” wasn’t the best for your acting career.

The efforts continue. I don’t like this much as I liked Box in a Box, but it’s still worth a viewing.

Well, I guess it’s technically Thursday night right now, but, by the time you all read this, it’ll be Friday. And there’s no need to do real work on Friday.

1. Test your movie know-how with The Invisibles quizzes on FilmWise. I’ll give you a few to start out with. Can you identify these films?

2. Check out Wil Wheaton’s reviews of Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes on TV Squad. I cannot believe it took me so long to discover these. They’re hilarious.

3. Imagine if your favorite (or least favorite) actors got all the film roles they’d auditioned for, or took all the roles they were offered. Michelle Pfeiffer as the star of Basic Instinct? (She turned it down.) Tom Hanks as the lead in Jerry Maguire? Ew! (He passed.) Nicole Kidman as the star of Catwoman? (She was considered but wasn’t offered the role.) Check out more fun facts at NotStarring.com.

4. Check out re-cut movie trailers and trailer mash-ups at TheTrailerMash.com. I’ve posted one of my favorites here. It’s Garden State re-cut to look like a thriller. Plenty more where that came from.

Got other ideas of things to do at work because it’s Friday? What are your favorite time-killing websites? Share them in the comments or email us and we’ll post ‘em. We’re all in this together, folks. Let’s not be any more productive than we have to be.

Fox execs announced today that this will be The OC’s last season.

“This feels like the best time to bring the show to its close,” says Josh Schwartz, the show’s creator and exec producer, by which he means, “We should have canceled this show after the second season, but we’re going to do it now instead.”

This is sad for those of you who care about this show, and totally meaningless to me.

Las Vegas actress Nikki Cox tied the knot with comedian Jay Mohr over the weekend. Remember when she was the Kelly Bundy character on that show with the talking bunny? Yeah. That was pretty cool.

Additionally, former teen supermodel Niki Taylor married NASCAR driver Burney Lamar (that’s his real name) last Wednesday. Taylor currently owns a clothing boutique in Nashville. Remember when she was famous? Yeah. That was pretty cool.