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I Am Cait Season 2: Confirmed by E!

The rumor of I Am Cait Season 2 has turned into a confirmed reality. A month after word leaked that E! had picked up the series for a second season, the star herself has come out and issued a statement. View Slideshow: I Am Cait: Sneak Peeks, Promos & More! “I’m looking forward to continuing the conversation,” Caitlyn Jenner said in a statement today. I Am Cait debuted in July to 3.9 million viewers, but that figure dropped by 700,000 households after just one episode. While ratings failed to match those of Keeping Up with the Kardashians , though, Caitlyn has only seen her national profile gain momentum over the past several months. She just signed on, in fact, for a five-city motivational speaking tour . “Caitlyn’s story has ignited a global conversation on the transgender community on a scale that has never been seen before,” said E! EVP, programming and development, Jeff Olde. “We are honored Caitlyn has chosen to continue to share her ongoing evolution with our viewers around the world.” Jenner, of course, came out as a woman in an interview with Diane Sawyer in late April and then in a subsequent Vanity Fair photo spread. She is considered a trendsetter and a role model in the LGBT community. No word yet on when new episodes of I Am Cait will air, but original word said the series would return some time this spring. Until then, you can always visit our friends at TV Fanatic and watch I Am Cait online . View Slideshow: Caitlyn Jenner Photos: So Long, Bruce!

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Sarah Silverman’s Boobs: Still Huge, Possibly Fake

Back in August, Sarah Silverman’s cleavage stole the show at the Hollywood Foreign Press banquet, which is an annual event that the world showed an interest in for the first time, all because of Sarah’s boobs. Not unlike the Wicked Witch of the West returning her flying monkeys to their cages, Sarah put her breasts away for a while, figuring their work was done. Thankfully, she unleashed her glorious girls once again at a premiere event in LA last night: Sarah was working the red carpet to promote her new film I Smile Back, in which she plays a suburban mom struggling with addiction and mental illness. Not the kind of indie flick that usually gets a lot of hype online, so perhaps Ms. Silverman knew just what she was doing when she broke out the double-sided nipple tape and slipped into a dress more precarious than anything you’ll see in The Walk. Between showing off her fabulous figure at movie premieres and showing up to the Emmys stoned , Sarah has been elevating her red carpet in a major way recently. Her demo might not be college-aged dudes but now that the Internet has decided to irrevocably link Sarah with boobs and pot, I Smile Back might have the biggest opening weekend since Jurassic World.

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Sarah Silverman’s Boobs: Still Huge, Possibly Fake

#FatGirlsCan Video Aims to Educate, Inspire

Remember that horrible fat-shaming video shared by unfunny YouTube star Nicole Arbour? Consider the following to be the opposite of that. Created by writer and activist Jes Baker, the PSA is dubbed #FatGirlsCan because that’s the message Baker wants to pass along. “We are told that if we are fat, we can't,” she explains. “But the reality is – we can.” Baker details in the footage how individuals are taught that “fat” is a bad word, and how the size of one's body simply precludes them from doing certain things. The video project is in conjunction with Baker's book, “Things No One Will Tell Fat Girls,” which will be released next week. “What was the ultimate thing that no one tells fat girls?” Baker told HuffPost. “My answer was: that they CAN.   “They can find love, they can win Emmys, they can whitewater raft, they can have healthy pregnancies, they can ride roller coasters, they can break fashion rules, they can be professional dancers, they can be rockstars, they can have amazing sex, they can, they can, they CAN. “And I see it every day. And the best part of this message is that it applies to all bodies.” Amen! Watch the video now. And don't be ashamed if a few (dozen) tears are shed as a result.

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#FatGirlsCan Video Aims to Educate, Inspire