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I was asked to take part in an Activia Challenge, and I was totally thrilled to try it! I had heard so much about this product, I was looking forward to trying it!

Being a mother of two who works full time, it’s hard for me to always make healthy food choices. Every time I make a poor choice with food, I end up regretting it for days. It just really messes with my system! I’m eager to try this for a couple weeks and report my overall experience! So far I feel great, and I’m loving the Challenge!

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A new season of Dancing With The Stars is about to stars. Season 11′s cast includes comedian Margaret Cho, actress Jennifer Grey, actress Florence Henderson, singer Brandy Norwood, reality star Audrina Patridge, Sarah Palin’s daughter Bristol Palin, singer Michael Bolton, former NBA basketball player Rick Fox, actor David Hasselhoff, actor Kyle Massey, reality star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, and recently retired NFL quarterback Kurt Warner.

But not everyone out there is excited to be put to the dancing test on TV. Here’s a list of celebrities that were reportedly asked to compete on DWTS but turned it down.

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, actor Sylvester Stallone, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, actor Tim Allen, political commentator Ann Coulter, actress Suzanne Somers, Erin Brockovich, actress Kristie Alley, billionaire businessman Richard Branson, and actor Drew Carey.

Out of all those who reportedly turned down a spot on DWTS, who would you have liked to say yes? I think Kirsty Alley and Suzanne Somers would have been great on the show.

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That’s what the email said the contained this cover….I don’t think it’s too risque… just a couple of naked dudes book-ending Kim Kardashian. Here she is on the cover of Hong Kong’s ‘Prestige’ Magazine.

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Model and wife of singer Rod Stewart, Penny Lancaster shows off a tiny baby bump as she walks down Beverly Hills.

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Since the release of ‘Breaking Dawn’ in August of 2008, many have wondered how on Earth they’re going to make that particular installment into an age-appropriate film. Though the Twilight saga has captured the hearts of millions of various ages, the books (and films) have garnered the biggest audience amongst tween-aged and teenage girls. While in the previous novels, where love scenes are modest, at worst, this poses an issue for the final film(s), with sex, birth, and more gruesome themes at play.

So how do they plan to address the more adult content of the book? According to a recent interview, screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg and director Bill Condon (who will both be on hand for both installments of the film) plan to be faithful to the book.

Faithful does not necessarily translate to gory, however, with Rosenberg having said, “I don’t think it’s about the amount of blood you show. It’s on their faces. It’s all from Bella’s point of view when you’re seeing what’s going [on]. It should feel visceral. I think it’s going to be pretty intense.”

Hmm, should be interesting!

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