Los Angeles Times - CA,USA - While NBC Universal and the Weinstein Co. fight over the rights to “Project Runway,” host and executive producer Heidi Klum is trying to focus on the future of the show. She’s taping the sixth season of the popular fashion design competition — set in Los Angeles instead of New York — even though it remains unclear where or when it will eventually air. On Friday, she spoke about this season of “Runway” (which concludes Oct. 15), the program’s recipe for success and what it’s like to work on the show amid so much uncertainty.

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BuddyTV - Seattle,WA,USA - With the talks that came with the news that Project Runway was switching networks, many have wondered about the many changes that might take place once the show moves from Bravo to Lifetime.  We already know that the original producers of the show have been signed to NBC, making them unavailable to tend to the show once it leaves Bravo.  Nina Garcia, on the other hand, is busy with her own endeavors.  Now, we take a look at host Heidi Klum, who recently landed a cover of Redbook magazine.  On its July 2008 issue, Klum talks about something else close

New York Daily News - New York, NY, USA - Season 4 of "Project Runway" isn't even over yet, and already some of the ousted designers are using their reality-show star status to find their footing in the fashion world, as they unveil fall 2008 collections during New York Fashion Week.

Both Victorya Hong, who was eliminated in episode 9, and Elisa Jimenez, who was eliminated in episode 6, took to the runway this week and came away with more than just an "Auf Wiedersehen."

"I got a writeup in WWD [Women's Wear Daily] following my show," Hong told the Daily News. "WWD is like the bible trade paper for the fashion

PR Newswire (press release) - New York, NY, USA - The Weinstein Company is pleased to announce that they have completed five multi-year licensing agreements with category partners to coincide with the airing of the fourth season of the Emmy-nominated hit fashion design competition series, PROJECT RUNWAY. This
marks the first time PROJECT RUNWAY has extended the brand with a series of licensing partners in consumer products. The licensees include Aaron Company, Brother International, Prym Consumer, Robert Kaufman Fabrics, and Simplicity Pattern Co. The partners are currently developing collateral,for both in store and online that will expand the PROJECT RUNWAY brand into retail channels globally.

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BuddyTV - USA - German supermodel Heidi Klum, host of Bravo's hit reality series, Project Runway, recently came to the defense of the fashion industry following claims that it promotes eating disorders in young women.

Klum said that it is important for the audience to remember that what they see on runway shows is just a presentation, and often cannot be applied in real life.

"It's up to the viewer to see it for what it is and to be realistic; not many people can look like this,” Heidi Klum said.  "Everyone has to look in the mirror and say, 'This is who I am' and