It’s been 30 years since Cher Horowitz’s colorful life and even more colorful fashion sense debuted in the film Clueless. And though she claimed to have a “way normal life for a teenager” (as if!), her onscreen adventures and style proved otherwise. I can’t be the only one who wishes they had the opportunity to step into Cher’s shoes (both literally and figuratively), or try out her virtual closet and extensive wardrobe. Luckily, that dream can now become a reality. To commemorate the film’s fashion-forward legacy, the chic L’Ermitage Beverly Hills hotel has partnered with Paramount, Bloomingdale’s, and Clueless costume designer Mona May to unveil The Clueless Suite. The bright, pastel-splashed 750-square-foot space would certainly earn two snaps from Cher. Inside, you’ll find a large bed decked out in pastel pink and adorned with fluffy pillows, a spacious living area with a full-size couch and access to a private balcony, and playful odes to the film—including a yellow plaid accent wall inspired by Cher’s first-day-of-school look, a neon sign with Cher’s famous quote “Carpe diem! Okay?”, fuzzy pens, and Liechtenstein-style pop art. You’ll also have access to a white Jeep Wrangler, bringing you one step closer to “rolling with the homies” through Beverly Hills.

And for the pièce de résistance—and the thing most of us have wished was real since the film’s 1995 debut—the suite’s walk-in closet serves as a fashionable portal to Cher Horowitz’s iconic style. It’s draped with rotating fashion pieces from Bloomingdale’s, which were curated by Mona May with in-house stylists. You’ll be asked to fill out a pre-arrival style quiz to personalize recommended outfits, all of which are available to shop via QR code. Guests also get a free membership to Fitted, the official virtual Clueless closet app of the anniversary campaign, as well as a $100 Bloomingdale’s gift card, a VIP in-store styling appointment with Bloomingdale’s stylists, and a Dior Beauty glam session. Bookable from July 12 through September 1, the Clueless Suite starts at $1,995 per night with a two-night minimum. Reservations can be made on the L’Ermitage Beverly Hills website.

If you’re unable to book the Clueless suite, don’t lose all hope. L’Ermitage guests can also opt for “The Cher’mitage Experience,” a signature add-on available with any suite stay that includes Clueless-themed turn-down treats, a Polaroid camera, movie streaming, and a complimentary sunset toast at the hotel’s new rooftop lounge, Poza.

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Guests can also book the “The Cher’mitage Experience” for a chance to eat Clueless-themed treat.

Colleen O’Brien

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Ryan Phillippe is being sued by a woman who claims that her hair caught on fire at his restaurant in Los Angeles.

Jody Sanders is suing Phillippe, 50, as well as his business partner, Jeffrey Best, and their Beverly Hills restaurant, The Hideaway, for general negligence, according to court documents obtained by Us Weekly on Wednesday, May 28. 

The docs state that Sanders was sitting at the bar in The Hideaway on April 6, 2024, “when the accident happened.” Her hair was allegedly “burned by an unattended wax candle burning” on the surface of the bar.

Sanders is seeking an unspecified amount in damages.

Phillippe opened The Hideaway, an upscale Mexican steakhouse, in July 2022. A source told Us Weekly on Wednesday that “Ryan is a minority investor in this restaurant and is not involved in day to day operations. It’s not clear as to why he’s listed in this lawsuit as he’s one of many minority investors and not one of the owners.” 

The source noted that Sanders’ claims “were settled by the restaurant’s insurance a year ago.”

Phillippe rose to fame in the 1990s as the star in films including I Know What You Did Last Summer, 54, and Cruel Intentions. The actor and investor married Reese Witherspoon, his costar in the latter film, in 1999. The exes divorced in 2006 and share daughter Ava, 25, and son Deacon, 21. (Phillippe also shares daughter Kai, 13, with ex Alexis Knapp.)

Phillippe currently costars with Deacon in Prime Video’s Motorheads, a coming-of-age series that premiered on May 20. Phillippe plays the role of Logan Maddox, while Deacon appears in flashbacks as Logan’s younger brother, Christian. 

“It’s so unique to be in a situation like this where you’re both working on a show with really good people,” Phillippe exclusively told Us at the show’s L.A. premiere on May 13. “It definitely wasn’t lost on either of us.”

He recalled being on set with Deacon, adding, “There were times when we would look at each other and just be like, ‘Can you believe that we’re actually doing this?’”

Despite his long list of film and TV credits, Phillippe noted that fatherhood is the job in which he takes the most pride. 

“I’m proud of all three of my children,” he told Us. “It’s such an honor to be a father, generally — and they make me proud every day in different ways.”

Motorheads executive producer John A. Norris told Us that Phillippe pulled no strings in his son’s casting. 

“Him showing up [to set] — not to play Logan — but because his son was there was really sweet. He really was not involved in the hiring of Deacon,” Norris said. “We sort of kept it from him for a little while. Then we came to him and yeah, he would show up.”