At the beginning of the Kim Kardashian wedding frenzy, Khloe Kardashian-Odom described her sister's forthcoming nuptials to Kris Humphries as "royal wedding number two." And after a whirlwind three months of wedding planning -- and $30 million later -- it looks like Kim's extravagant fairytale wedding could in fact rival that of William and Kate's in more ways than one.

For many, Pippa Middleton upstaged her older sister Kate Middleton (and nearly blew up Twitter in the process) during Kate's royal wedding to Prince William of Wales. Pippa's skin-tight white Alexander McQueen dress made international headlines; the Daily Mail even dubbed her "Her Royal Hotness."

Now, with Kim's nuptials only days away, we have a feeling that 15-year-old Kendall Jenner -- the oldest daughter of Bruce and Kris Jenner and Kim's younger half-sibling -- is going to be the breakout star of this Hollywood wedding phenomenon.

Let's face it: Kourtney has a baby, Khloe wants a baby with her husband Lamar and Kim's getting married and starting to settle down. So it looks like there's room for younger sister Kendall to rise in the ranks and become the biggest name in the Kardashian bunch. (Youngest sister Kylie, 14, still has another year to perfect her spotlight-stealing skills.)

If Pippa can outshine the Duchess of Cambridge on her big day, then Kendall should have no trouble outdoing sister Kim. But Pippa and Kendall have more in common than just being a part of larger-than-life weddings. Read on for more similarities ...

Oh. My. Gawd. Like, how dare Khloé keep pictures of Kim and her ex-boyfriend up in her apartment? That is, like, so unkool!

Reaching for drama as desperately as Kim once reached for pop stardom, the new season of 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' (Sun., 10PM ET on E!) debuted with one of the silliest sister feuds ever.

Kim threw a hissy fit after spying framed photos of one of her former lovers in Khloé's pad. But Kim's reaction was nothing compared to Khloé, who violently slammed the photos into the garbage can, frames and all.

I don't wish to sound less than patriotic, but there are certain things our American cousins enjoy which we here in Canada must do without. An affordable and reliable postal system for example. Black Friday shopping. And until today, the E! Channel.

Some of these are easier to live without than others. Who really needs snail mail anyway? And it would take one hell of a sale to make a dent in our enormous sales taxes. But living without the E! Channel means that rap songs have less meaning, that the covers of People and US Weekly magazines are incomprehensible, and that we think of Chelsea Handler primarily as an author. It's intolerable to wallow in such ignorance and I'm glad something is finally being done about it.