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Victoria Beckham and her boys made their way into Fogo De Chao in Beverly Hills, California on September 1, 2009. Brooklyn Beckham walked ahead of mom Posh with little brother Cruz Beckham who was dressed up as an astronaut. Victoria made sure Romeo Beckham didn’t drop any of his stuffed animals as she followed behind her herd of boys. The family was out for Romeo’s birthday but dad was no where to be seen as they made their way in for a birthday dinner.

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Victoria Beckham really knows how to get into the swing of things.

The former Spice Girl/wannabe actress/”American Idol” guest judge/designer stars in a digital short aptly titled “Swings” for her new Fall ‘09 dress collection.

Taking an artistic approach, the ad, shot in a single take by director Mat Jerrett, features a bevy of beauties, clad in the collection, swaying back and forth in unison on wooden rope swings suspended from the entry ways of London row houses and random street fixtures including a bus stop.

Beckham comes in and out frame wearing the Carmontelle dress in gray cashmere.

Think early Nineties Vanessa Paradis for Coco Chanel, minus the birdcage

And while you may have already seen most of the frocks on Elle Macpherson, we’ve got the finished fashion footage in all its undulating glory.

For Beckham on her new dresses or to shop the collection, visit Net-A-Porter.

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Victoria Beckham must like sitting in that fourth judge’s chair.

After serving as a guest judge last Friday for opening American Idol auditions in Denver, she has arrived in Boston for callbacks. (This is the point of the show where judges give singers a golden ticket to advance to Hollywood.)

Last week, Beckham told Ryan Seacrest she wanted to play off Paula Abdul’s judging style. (Abdul was known to be the most supportive of the judges.)

“I want to be nice to people,” she said. “I know how it feels to stand there and be judged … I don’t want to shatter anybody’s dream, but at the same time there’s nothing wrong with constructive criticism.”

She also said she didn’t feel guilty about replacing Abdul, who announced earlier this month that she was leaving the show after eight season amid salary disputes.

“I’m a spiritual person and I believe that you get back what you put out there, and I hope she does something that is bigger and better,” she said. “There’s something great for her around the corner, I’m sure.”

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