• Hayden Christensen made a pit stop in Rio for a Lacoste fashion show last night at the Copacabana Palace.
• Enrique Iglesias was also in the country this week to launch Azzaro Pour Homme at a party in São Paulo.
• Lorenzo Martone is in Brazil for his birthday, which happens to be tomorrow.
• Jeweler Antonio Bernardo reveals his influences in the June issue of Wallpaper.
• Details about Brandon Flowers' solo record.
• Ke$ha's Your Love Is My Drug.
• Love the three new i-D covers and the Adidas story in the new issue of 10 Men.
• Edilson and Thomaz de Oliveira by Paulo Cabral.
• Carlos Freire in Sicily for Belmonte.
• Another young actor I should be stalking.
• The Week is hosting a party in Buenos Aires tomorrow night at Palacio Alsina as part of its new The Week Export project. The club's resident DJ Renato Cecin will be spinning. If you happen to go, please send me pictures.
• If you are in São Paulo this weekend, make sure to visit the new Visionaire exhibit at Instituto Tomie Ohtake. Entrance is free.

• Raquel Zimmermann goes brunette in the March issue of Vogue, and finally makes a move to the Top Icons list on Models.com. Raquel's previous #1 slot on MDC's Top 50 is now occupied by Lara Stone.
• Rumor has it that Isabeli Fontana will open the Alexander McQueen show in Paris.
• Watch an extended unseen footage from the September Issue. The documentary is out on DVD today, including 90 minutes of extra footage.
• Thomaz de Oliveiral for John Richmond.
• Dress Me Up at the Contributing Editor.
• Miley Cyrus' ex Justin Gaston does Rio.
• A gratuitous picture of Federico Devito.
• Is Lady Gaga really playing São Paulo in June? We sure hope the rumors are true.
• Jesus Luz has signed with Record Entretenimento in Brazil to release his first album in April. The album will be called From The Light, and will be distributed by Warner Music.
• ABGLT, the Brazilian Association of Gays, Lesbians, and Transgenders, has issued a statement about Big Brother Brazil's contestant Marcelo Dourado and his homophobic remarks on the show. According to ABLGT, Dourado's behavior on national television does nothing but contribute to the prejudice and discrimination against homosexuals, and reinforces the fact that in Brazil there is no punishment for  the discrimination against gays, lesbians, and transgenders. Globo network has not yet addressed the issue, which makes me wonder: if a contestant in a show with an audience as massive as Big Brother were to get up from the dining table because he didn't want to hear about two black people kissing, what would the network do? And would it be okay for the same contestant to say that only black people get HIV? I don't think so. This should all serve as an incentive for the gay community in Brazil to get better organized and make sure the law that criminalizes homophobia is finally passed.

For those of you outside of Brazil who don't have access to the private galleries at Terra's The Boy, I uploaded a new photo album with the pictures of model Thomaz de Oliveira by Cristiano Madureira. The album will be up for a limited time, so make sure to check it out.

PHOTO ALBUM: Thomaz de Oliveira (Warning: NSFW)

Photographer Cristiano Madureira shot Thomaz de Oliveira for this month's The Boy. View the entire spread here, and watch the making of video after the jump.

Mihaly, Thomaz de Oliveira, Evandro Soldati, and Romulo Pires, photographed by Lionel Guyou for the 10 year anniversary of Upstreet magazine.

Sometimes I feel Kris Van Assche may read Made In Brazil.

From top to bottom, left to right: Max Motta, Marlon Teixeira, Thiago Santos, Sven Guhle, Reinaldo Berthoti, Thomaz de Oliveira, Bruce Machado, and Ed Marquezini.

I have a feeling there were more Brazilian new faces in the Kris Van Assche show than the ones posted above, so if you can id them please let me know.