Kelly Osbourne Slams Christina Aguilera, Kate Middleton (Video)

The E! Fashion Police co-host called the songstress "fat," and criticized the Duchess of Cambridge for reusing outfits.

Kelly Osbourne is on a fashion-fighting roll.

The daughter of Ozzy Osbourne has been dropping fashion un-friendly advice all over the airwaves, taking jabs at both Christina Aguilera and Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton.

On E!’s Fashion Police, the 26-year-old host went after Aguilera for her outfit at an event in Munich, Germany last month.

"Maybe she is just becoming the fat b--ch she was born to be. I don't know.”

Osbourne, who has spoken out about her own challenges with finding a healthy weight, continued her jabs at The Voice judge. "She called me fat for so many f--ing years," Osbourne continued. "So you know what? You're fat too."

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The feud between Osbourne and Aguilera has deep-seated roots. At 2003's MTV Europe Music Awards, the network aired a segment that showed Aguilera throwing darts at a picture of Osbourne. "I didn't realize it was still Halloween," Aguilera said after she walked out onstage.

Osbourne went on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Wednesday, where she criticized Kate Middleton’s fashion decisions.

Middleton, who is often praised for her fashion choices, was seen at the wedding of Princess Anne's daughter Zara Phillips in outfits she had worn before.

"In England they're like, 'Look how thrifty she's being, showing the British public that the royals are in a recession as well'," Osbourne said on the show.

"Well, I'm sorry but if I had that job I would only wear it once," she continued.

"If I am going to be the future bloody Queen of England I'm gonna wear that dress once because I'm giving up the rest of my life, all of my privacy, at least I can get a new dress every day," said Osbourne.

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Prince William, Kate Middleton Visit Los Angeles' Skid Row

Just hours after meeting with some of the most powerful people in Hollywood at a black-tie affair, Prince William and Kate Middleton made a visit to Los Angeles' Skid Row on Sunday.

The couple -- now officially known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge -- visited the Inner City Arts academy, where they were greeted by six elementary students holding a welcome sign. Also there to welcome the couple was a crowd of 150 people, some waving British and American flags, according to the Associated press.

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During the visit, school president and CEO Cynthia Harnisch met with the couple to talk about Skid Row and the poverty and homelessness that many of the students face.

The duke and duchess also met with several children working on art projects. They donned art smocks and sat at easels as a group of fifth-graders helped them create mandalas, a type of Buddhis painting, and also visited with a group of children in a ceramics studio working on a giant tortoise, which will be placed in the school's cactus garden.

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During the visit, Middleton was wearing a cream-colored pleated skirt with a black lace top and black high heels.

The stop comes just hours after the couple met with a slew of industry-ites Saturday night at the inaugural black-tie BAFTA Brits to Watch at downtown L.A.'s Belasco Theater.

The royal support was to "spotlight the depth and range of young British talent" with 42 youthful creatives chosen to attend.

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Among the 280 guests at the private event were Sony's Sir Howard Stringer, Peter Chernin, Harvey Weinstein, Fox's Tom Rothman, Warner Bros.' Bruce Rosenblum, Disney's Rich Ross and Anne Sweeney, Universal's Donna Langley, Barbra Streisand and James Brolin, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Lopez and Nygel Lythgoe.

Also on Saturday, Prince William played in a charity polo match in Santa Barbara, where he scored four goals to lead his team to victory.

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Next up, the royal couple will visit with the group ServiceNation: Mission Serve, which works to help veterans find jobs.

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Princess Diana, Kate Middleton Share Cover of Newsweek Via Digital Trickery (Photo)

Princess Diana and Kate Middleton, the new Duchess of Cambridge, grace the cover of the new Newsweek via some digital trickery.

The photo has been created to make it look like Diana and Kate are walking together. In addition, Diana's image has been altered to make it look as if she were 50. The issue, in fact, commemorates Diana's 50th birthday, which would have been Friday.

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Kate, of course, married Diana's son William in April in a ceremony watched by an estimated 2 billion people around the world.

The Newsweek cover story, written by editor-in-chief and Diana biographer Tina Brown, imagines what Diana's life would be like today. The princess died Aug. 31, 1997.

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"Diana would have been 50 this month," Brown writes, according to People.com. "What would she have been like? Still great-looking: that's a given."

Among Brown's predictions? That Diana would have moved from England to New York, paid for Botox injections and become a Twitter user.

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Newsweek merged with Brown's website the Daily Beast in November. As part of the deal, Brown also remained editor-in-chief at the Daily Beast.

Since taking over, Brown has made many changes to the magazine, including switching typefaces and increasing its use of photography, that were initially met with several less-than-rave reviews, but some critics have since come around.

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