Last night’s Met Gala offered plenty of ultra-glam shots–but thanks to the crowded red carpet it also gave us some excellent and hilarious photobombs.

And, as everyone knows, as fun as it is to see your favorite celebrities looking all poised and fancy, posing for the cameras, it’s even more fun to see them looking slightly disheveled and confused in the background.

So without further ado, click through to see the best photobombs of the night, from Amy Poehler‘s awesome mischievous grin, to Donatella Versace‘s poker face.

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Jamie Dimon just did a conference call in which he mentioned something called the “Dimon Principle,” but he did not define it, so I will propose a definition, which is: If you are going to have a Slytherin alumnus running a $375bn book full of snakes and CDX and TIPS (??) and things, and someone notices and the press starts lobbing in guesses about it, and Congress starts fretting about it, and you say things like “this is a tempest in a teapot,” you have to NOT LOSE TWO BILLION DOLLARS ON IT. From JPMorgan’s just-filed Q:

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The U.S. employees of Dewey & LeBoeuf received a letter today that many of them have been expecting for a long time.

It was a note warning people to prepare for the worst. It was a letter finally admitting to firm employees that “it is possible that adverse developments could ultimately result in the closure of the firm.”

So, now we’re on notice…

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We already brought you our 10 favorite YouTube makeup tutorials and now it’s time to get your hair up to snuff, too. From a perfect 5-strand side braid to the elusive beachy wave, we’ve got the best online hair gurus teaching you how to take care of your locks. Click through to find a new ‘do and pick up a few styling pointers along the way.

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As previously mentioned, if one were inclined to relive the fall of Lehman Brothers, one could do so via the bankruptcy documents that were recently made available online. There you’ll find, among other things, countless examples of what has been said so many times since September 15, 2008, which is that it’s amazing how delusional those at the very top were, vis-à-vis the firm’s solvency/what people thought of it/everything. Also worth marveling at? The fact that Lehman lasted as long as it did with what appear to be barely literate troglodytes running the place.

Dewey & LeBoeuf's sign at 1301 Avenue of the Americas. (Photo by David Lat. Feel free to use.)

“Our catering service requires a credit card; client matter numbers no longer accepted. Seamless food ordering requires a credit card or a corporate card.”

“It’s not clear that we still have health insurance.”

“Dewey has cut off subscriptions, and expenses are no longer being reimbursed.”

“Everyone is pretty much packing up. Bankers boxes are on backorder in supplies.”

“Dewey is quietly removing the art from the walls. Perhaps it belongs to the creditors?”

These are some of the sad stories we’re hearing out of Dewey & LeBoeuf today. Let’s discuss the latest news and rumor coming out of the deeply troubled law firm….

Multiple UPDATES and new links, after the jump (at the very end of this post). The Dewey story is moving so quickly that we will do multiple updates to our existing posts instead of writing a new post every time there’s a little additional news to report. Otherwise half of the stories on our front page would be about Dewey, and there is other Biglaw news to report — e.g., the new profit-per-partner rankings from Am Law, salacious lawsuits against prominent D.C. law firms, etc.

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David Lat is Managing Editor of Above the Law, a Breaking Media site.

Victoria Beckham, as we all know, got her start as Posh Spice, the unsmiling, cold-staring, always serious, but always chic ice queen. (Of course, all of the Spice Girls were often tongue-in-cheek about their personas.) Not that we didn’t love her then, but it’s been refreshing to see her crack a smile and a good joke every once and a while. She recently told the Guardian, “Contrary to rumour, sometimes I can be quite a laugh.” It’s true. The successful fashion designer and style icon has been especially hilarious of late.

Perhaps having four kids and a clothing line has somehow mellowed her (or at least inspired her to drop the act)? In an interview published on VanityFair.com today, Beckham dished about her latest design collaboration with Range Rover, of all companies, on a rose gold-plated SUV. She describes the car’s inspiration, herself: “I think that people will look at the car, and they’ll obviously see Range Rover, but they’ll also see me. It looks like me…It’s very me. It’s very, very me.” But that’s not really the funny part. When asked if she’d ever parked illegally, her response was, “I don’t do anything illegal. I’m a law-abiding citizen, I’ll have you know.” She then tells a hilarious story about the time she drove her kid to school but neglected to put said kid in the car.

Her sense of humor is starting to come through more and more–and not only in interviews. A few days ago, she played a tiny little prank on a plane that actually pissed some people off. Usually, though, her sense of humor just makes people (us) love her a little more each time she lets some of it out, often on Twitter. So, click through for the best examples of how she’s gradually ditched her posh ice queen persona and transformed into regular jokester–and done it all with truckloads (Range Rover loads?) of style.

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Cuts are going down at the House of Dougan today.

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You’ve seen the worst of the worst; now cast your eyes on the best of the best. Or, perhaps more accurately, “the least musically and comically painful videos of the 2012 law revue season.”

Maybe we’ve just been doing this for too long, but this felt like a rough year in terms of overall quality. And overall eye candy. And overall “could somebody have an original idea”-ness. But there were still a couple of real gems.

As in years past, your reviewers will be David Lat, Elie Mystal, and special guest star Kashmir Hill (now over at Forbes). But they just issue advisory opinions; you hold all the power. Vote early, and vote often.

Who will follow the winners of years past — UVA, Northwestern, and Boston University — into Law Revue lore? The decision lies in your hands….

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Coachella is the music festival to end all music festivals, so we always watch to see what fashion trends are going to be big on the circuit. While this weekend brought out the best in some (Dree Hemingway in Dolce and Gabbana!), Buzzfeed’s list of Coachella fashion disasters reminded us of the worst. Is anyone else so sick of feather headdresses and denim cutoffs?

So without further ado, here are 10 festival fashion trends we here at Fashionista hope get left in the dust!

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