Brooklyn Decker Hosts Gillette’s World’s Largest Shave and Kiss Event!

Sometimes prickly stubble can interfere in romantic pursuits, so Brooklyn Decker went on a mission to help men stay silky smooth this Valentine’s Day.
The “Just Go With It” hottie showed up at Gillette’s World’s Largest Shave and Kiss Event in New York City today (February 14) along with pro football player Ray Rice.

Brooklyn also shared some great advice for men to make sure everything goes well for Cupid’s celebration.
Decker noted, “Even though I don’t celebrate Valentine’s Day, I definitely don’t think it should be ignored. Because it’s Valentine’s and your girl’s probably seeing people around her get things, I think a card’s really sweet. Or a nice, thoughtful note. That would mean so much more to a girl than a big show of flowers and chocolates and dinner and all that. And while I’m sure a lot of girls like that and it’s very nice, a sweet note is fine. You’re acknowledging the holiday, but you don’t necessarily need a holiday to show affection. You don’t have to go all out.”

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Enjoy the pictures of Brooklyn Decker at the Gillette's World's Largest Shave and Kiss Event in NYC (February 14).

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Chloe, Pamela, and Tori: “The World According to Wonder” Photo Book Posers

They’re some of the most recognizable figures in popular culture, and Chloe Sevigny, Pamela Anderson, and Tori Spelling all strike poses for the new coffee table book “The World According to Wonder.
Miss Sevigny shows off her sexy side in a nude bathtub shot, only covering up her lady parts with some soapy suds.

Meanwhile, Tori features the rest of her family in her image, and Pamela flies solo for a flirty khaki playsuit that shows off her long legs.
Other celebs involved in the project include Chaz Bono, RuPaul, and the Fabulous Beekman boys. “The World according to Wonder” celebrates 21 years of the World of Wonder production company.

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Breaking News Obama's Open Mic Medvedev Missile Gaffe

Barack Obama is seen joking about the incident

Barack Obama's rivals for the White House have pounced on controversial comments he thought he had made in private to the Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.

The US President was overheard on an open microphone telling Mr Medvedev that he could be more flexible in negotiations on the issue of missile defence if he is re-elected in November.
He said: "This is my last election. After my election I have more flexibility."
The exchange happened on the sidelines of a nuclear security summit in South Korea and Mr Medvedev is heard to respond positively in English.
He said: "I understand. I will transmit this information to Vladimir."
The President's comments triggered criticism from Republicans at home, including White House frontrunner Mitt Romney who called them "an alarming and troubling development".
"President Obama signalled that he's going to cave to Russia on missile defence but the American people have a right to know where else he plans to be 'flexible' in a second term," he said.
"President Obama needs to level with the American public about his real agenda."
A spokesman for Mr Obama's re-election campaign spokesman accused Romney of "undermining his credibility by distorting the president's words".
And the White House has been desperately trying to limit the damage of the overheard remarks by insisting it is committed to implementing the missile defence shield despite Russian objections.
Deputy national security advisor Ben Rhodes said: "Since 2012 is an election year in both countries, with an election and leadership transition in Russia and an election in the United States, it is clearly not a year in which we are going to achieve a breakthrough."
Mr Obama made light of the incident at the start of the Nuclear Security Summit in South Korea.
He was about to sit down when he saw Mr Medvedev two seats away.
Mr Obama said: "Wait, wait, wait, wait." He then moved to cover up his microphone in jest.
Russia has strongly criticised plans for a US-led Nato missile defence shield in Europe, claiming it would target its nuclear deterrent and undermine global stability.
The US has said the planned missile shield is intended to counter threats from Iran.
Republican congressman Mike Turner, the chairman of the House of Representatives' Armed Services Subcommittee on Strategic Forces, has written to Mr Obama demanding an "urgent explanation" of his comments.
At last year's G20 summit, an open microphone caught Mr Obama and French president Nicolas Sarkozy discussing their relationships with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
:: Russian bloggers have ridiculed Mr Medvedev, who is widely seen as a lame duck president, over his promise to "transmit" Mr Obama's open-mic message to Vladimir Putin, who reassumes the top job on May 7.
"Vladimiru", the Russian for "to Vladimir", became a worldwide Twitter trend in a just a few hours as it was used as a universal response to any sort of statement or demand.
Typical was "I am Dima, I don't want to make any decisions. I will transmit to Vladimir", a tweet by @sul, using the familiar name for Dmitry.