After those shots we had of Blake Lively the other day, it made me realize how much I missed seeing her. Well, certain parts of her anyway. So here she is out shooting a fashion spread for Lucky Magazine . Granted, it’s not quite the spread I was hoping for though. I thought these fashion magazines showed more skin. They should’ve just let Blake handle the camera. Her portfolio speaks for itself. » view all 51 photos Related Articles: Blake Lively Forgets Her Pants Blake Lively’s Got Legs Part 2 Blake Lively’s Hotness Likes To Party More Blake Lively Nude Pictures? Photos: WENN.com
After those shots we had of Blake Lively the other day, it made me realize how much I missed seeing her. Well, certain parts of her anyway. So here she is out shooting a fashion spread for Lucky Magazine . Granted, it’s not quite the spread I was hoping for though. I thought these fashion magazines showed more skin. They should’ve just let Blake handle the camera. Her portfolio speaks for itself. » view all 51 photos Related Articles: Blake Lively Forgets Her Pants Blake Lively’s Got Legs Part 2 Blake Lively’s Hotness Likes To Party More Blake Lively Nude Pictures? Photos: WENN.com
Her illness made her climax up to 50 times in a row , and she took her own life just days after she’d reached out for help. According to Fox News … A woman recently profiled in the media about her rare sexual disorder – a condition that caused her to be continuously sexually aroused – was found dead after taking her own life Saturday, the Tampa Bay Times reported. Gretchen Molannen, 39, struggled with persistent genital arousal disorder for 16 years. The disorder causes women to be physically aroused, but not psychologically – which some doctors believe to be caused by malfunctioning nerves. According to the Times, deputies from the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office responded to a suicide call at Molannen’s home in Spring Hill, Fla. late Saturday night. Officials did not provide any more details surrounding her death. Molannen had a history with attempted suicide, having tried to take her own life three times during the past year. She had been so affected by her condition, she was unable to hold steady employment for the past decade. It wasn’t until 2007, when she watched another woman talking about the condition on an episode of 20/20, that she realized what she had. The Times interviewed Molannen about her story in July and ran the finished article Friday. According to the paper, the Times tried to reach Molannen this past weekend to check on her, but was unable to contact her. What a miserable condition to have. R.I.P. Images via tumblr
A new season of the weight-loss show will air in January and producers have allowed children as young as 13 to come compete at the ranch. According to The Daily Mail , the show’s secured pediatricians and childhood obesity experts, but the decision to bring pre-teens on is still drawing criticisms… In a bid to tackle childhood obesity The Biggest Loser is welcoming 13-year-old contestants for the first time in its eight-year history. Traditionally the hit NBC show has helped adults shift extra pounds, but Season 14 will address America’s growing epidemic with the help of three overweight teens. Talking about the upcoming series, returning trainer and new mother Jillian Michaels, told People: ‘This is about an introduction to an active lifestyle and helping them feel better about themselves.’ She added: ‘This is not their fault… It is about reeducating them and working on their goals.’ Michaels – along with fellow trainers Bob Harper and Dolvett Quince – will mentor Sanjana Chandrasekar, 16, Lindsay Bravo, 13, and Noah Gray, 13. Dr Joanna Dolgoff, a childhood obesity expert and pediatrician will also work closely with the team, helping tlo formulate age-appropriate diet and exercise plans. In addition to the teens, 15 adults will also feature, including the show’s first openly gay contestant, 21-year-old Jackson Carter; former college football player Joe Ostaszewski; and police officer David Jones, 51. The teens will not be asked to weigh in on camera and they will train predominately at home. They will also not be up for elimination. We’re glad they won’t be asked to step up on the scale but, do you think their participation still puts them in vulnerable positions? We wish all of the contestants luck! Images via youtube/tumblr
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