‘The Heat’s’ Melissa McCarthy not wasting time on weight

Melissa McCarthy, starring in “The Heat” (which opens Friday) with Sandra Bullock, is a talented comedic actress, on screens big (“Bridesmaids”) and small (“Mike and Molly”). But she seems to have had to spend a lot of time talking to interviewers about her weight -- Rex Reed famously, rudely, compared her to a tractor. In the July/August issue of More magazine, she reportedly says she isn’t as sensitive to the weight conversation as she once was, and used to obsess about her weight until she realized it was a waste of time. [Huffington Post]

England’s Princess Eugenie -- daughter of Prince Andrew and his former wife, Sarah, Duchess of York (nee Sarah Ferguson) -- reportedly is moving to New York, for a job at an auction house, a few sources say. [The Cut]

Scarlett Johansson is on the cover of the inaugural issue of Vanity Fair France, which hits newsstands Wednesday. The actress was a logical choice: not only is she a gorgeous celebrity, but she reportedly splits her time between the U.S. and France, where her current boyfriend, creative agency manager Romain Dauriac, is based, WWD reports. [WWD]

Men’s Wearhouse says it fired founder and chief advertising pitchman George Zimmer as executive chairman because he was trying to regain control of the company and take it private. [Los Angeles Times]

Karl Lagerfeld didn’t have to look far to find the leading man for his Lagerfeld label’s next menswear advertising campaign. He hired his own bodyguard, Sebastien Jondeau, to model. [WWD]

Holly Madison’s new engagement ring from Electric Daisy Carnival founder Pasquale Rotella is a stunner: an 18-carat, cushion-cut yellow diamond surrounded by pink and yellow diamond flowers, People reports. Rotella designed it with help from jeweler Alan Friedman. [People]

Perry Ellis’ collaboration with Duckie Brown designers Daniel Silver and Steven Cox is ending after just a year. [NYT]

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