Perry said, "I remember really vividly kneeling by my bed as a nine-year-old, saying my prayers and asking God to give me boobs that were so big that if I laid on my back I wouldn't be able to see my feet. Eventually that request was granted."

Awww Katy, that's sweet. When everyone else is praying for world peace or sick children at least you're praying for something that will bring joy to men around the world. Keep the good will coming!

Don't forget to get all your entertainment betting in the Bodog Sportsbook. Perhaps you could pray for a win!

Page Six reports, "A spy tells us the human dolphin recently had the windows of his Baltimore house tinted to prevent paparazzi from snapping shots of him at home. According to our source, Phelps has also been 'hiding out at strip clubs,' since they're the only places he can party with no pictures being taken."

So if you want to catch a glimpse of an all-American Olympic champ, head over to the nearest Captain Creams.

"The baby was perfectly healthy, but the mother did not have any milk," Hayek later told USA Today. "He was very hungry – I was weaning my daughter Valentina, but I still had a lot of milk, so I breastfed the baby."

"You should have seen his eyes," she said. "When he felt the nourishment, he immediately stopped crying."

Hayek was in Sierra Leone, which has the world's highest child mortality rates, to help mothers and their children fight tetanus.

The commercial promotes eating vegetables, using the argument that studies show that vegetarians have a better sex life. To solidify their case, PETA shows multiple women in various stages of undress, putting broccoli and asparagus in suggestive places. There's also some serious chick-on-pumpkin action. Can we get a hoo raah?

PETA has a reputation for creating racy ads, using naked celebrities to remind us not to wear fur. NBC will run the 30-second ad, provided PETA makes 8 edits.

Sunset Tan chronicles the lives of the managers and employees of a tanning salon in Los Angeles. Huddleston and Molly Shea are the show's "Olly Girls" who were fired in the show's first season after throwing a party at an owner's house while he was out of town. However, at the beginning of the second season, the two hotties were rehired. Phew – that was a close one!

Russell started her career in 1991 on the Mickey Mouse Club. She later earned fame on Felicity, but the show's viewership suddenly plummeted when Russell got a bad haircut. The long-running show was cancelled shortly after.

Russell has starred in a plethora of films, including the well-recieved Waitress. Russell's latest film Bedtime Stories hits theaters December 25, which also stars Adam Sandler.

Aniston also includes some very tame images in her desktop calendar, one showing off an award she has won, and several others just showing her posing with clothes on (yawn).

What do you think? Do you like Aniston's rauncy new image? Is she showing the world she's more than just a romantic comedy actress?

Victoria's Secret responded with this statement, "We are sorry that a small number of people have had an issue and we want to help them determine the cause… Customer safety and satisfaction are always our primary concerns and we take seriously any issues our customers may have with our products."

And they deny using formaldehyde saying, "We have strict quality controls around our products, and we do not use formaldehyde in our bras."

Now, (surprise, surprise) the pics have hit the Ineternet.

Her spokesman, Jonathan Jaxson, sent TMZ the following statement:

"The photos that have surfaced of Adrienne Bailon were stolen from her laptop over a week ago at an airport in NY and sent to several media outlets. These photos were taken in private. Adrienne will be pursuing legal action against the person or person's sending these private photos out.

Adrienne is deeply sorry for any pain this may have caused to her fans."

Watch the above video where wannabe LFL girls have boot camp in front of a cheering crowd of construction workers. You can't bet on the LFL but you can bet on the NFL.