World Cup 2010 isn’t over yet and they’re already hyping World Cup 2014. At an event in Johannesburg yesterday, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the president of Brazil, unveiled the official logo of World Cup 2014 — a green, yellow, and red design consisting of three clasped hands forming the World Cup trophy. Who thought that was a good idea? Gisele Bundchen, that’s who. Tom Brady’s supermodel spouse judged the competing entries along with Brazilian Football Confederation chairman Ricardo Teixeira, FIFA executive secretary Jerome Valcke, architect Oscar Niemeyer, writer Paulo Coelho, singer Ivete Sangalo, and designer Hans Donner. On her website, Bundchen posted this comment: “It was very nice to be able to participate in choosing the logo of the 2014 World Cup that will take place in Brazil. Soccer is a national passion and the Brazilians always look forward to the World Cup. It’s a great opportunity to invest in the development of this country.’’ The happy couple, meanwhile, are still on the West Coast, where they were snapped shopping for furniture the other day at the Brenda Antin store in West Hollywood. [Read more...]