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According to new figures, kids aged 2-5 are watching an average of 32 hours of television a week, and although there was a brief leveling off thanks to the internet, adults are watching more TV as well. [NYPost]Star Jones & The Insider Tackle Miss Plastic Pageant
On last's night's episode of The Insider, Star Jones joined the panel to debate entertainment news, like Hungary's plastic surgery beauty pageant. While Star doesn't approve of the pageant, she does approve of fake breasts (she has two).Someone On Reality TV Finally Busts An Implant
Considering all the fake breasts and physical competitions on reality TV, I suppose this was bound to happen. On last night's Real World/Road Rules Challenge, Shauvon belly-flopped into the water and was rushed to the ER for a busted implant.TV Viewing Doesn't Help Or Harm Babies
Apparently stationing an infant in front of a DVD won't turn them into a baby Einstein. A new study suggests that TV viewing before age two doesn't improve language and visual motor skills. More »Oprah To Kate Winslet: "God Bless Your Real Breasts"
Kate Winslet was on Oprah today, and Ms. Winfrey made a point of talking about the sexually explicit flick The Reader. "In all the scenes, your breasts do what real breasts do," Oprah mused. More »The Fashion Targets Breast Cancer Commercials Are A Real Bust
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