Brittany Cartwright Claps Back at a Troll for Commenting on the Size of Her Chest.
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Maria Sharapova is 37.
Russian tennis star. She's gotten in trouble for wearing really short skirts and grunting loudly on the tennis court. One of her grunts was measured at 101.2 decibels, which is louder than a lawnmower.
In a new survey, 37% of Americans say they own a sex toy. That's 38% of women and 34% of men.
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The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders are getting a reality series on Netflix.
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People Are Roasting Kim Kardashian's Latest Diving Instagram Pic... SWIPE
Women are more likely to admit that their typical posture is poor.
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Rihanna has told the BBC that being able to wear fashionable clothes in public again after having two children has led to a personal "rediscovery."
The singer revealed she got "too comfortable" wearing pyjamas and sweats after having her second son last year.
Travis Barker's birthday tribute to Kourtney Kardashian includes a picture of her on the toilet.
Cardi B thinks she's too skinny.
Her solution is to get more . . . um . . . MAN MEAT. She claims that helps her put on weight.
Kelly Clarkson Likes "Meat in the Morning"
On "The Kelly Clarkson Show," Henry Golding said he'd had a pastrami sandwich for breakfast, and Kelly replied, "I don't mind meat in the morning." Once she realized what she'd said, she was embarrassed.
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Jenna Fischer filmed her role in the new "Mean Girls" with a broken shoulder.
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Jayne Mansfield (1933 - 1967) Bombshell of the '50s and '60s.
She bared her voluptuous 5-foot-1, 40-21-36 figure in "Playboy" . . . birthed future "Law & Order: SVU" star Mariska Hargitay . . . AND reportedly turned down the role of Ginger on "Gilligan's Island".
Jayne Mansfield was killed in a highway accident in 1967, when the car she was riding in slammed head-on into the rear of a semi truck. Contrary to legend, Jayne Mansfield was NOT decapitated. The accident just knocked off her wig.
After her gruesome accident, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration started requiring lowered safety bumpers with red and white reflective tape on the back of all semi-trailers. They're known as the Mansfield Bar.
Mariska and her two older brothers were in the backseat, but escaped unharmed. Mariska was only three years old.