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October 21, 2010

Blinging bra! – Supermodel Adriana Lima shows off her $2-million assets

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It’s every heterosexual man’s dream come true — Adriana Lima walking the streets showing off her perfect assets in a bra-baring outfit.

And her underwear certainly deserved a good flash, since it cost an incredible US$2 million.

Adriana was modelling the diamond-encrusted bra in New York earlier this week for Victoria’s Secret.

Showing off the glittering bra in a pale blue satin gown, which was cut away to reveal her chest completely, Adriana attracted plenty of stares from men and women alike as she stood on the pink carpet.

Designed in collaboration with Italian jeweller Damiani, and containing more than 3,000 jewels, the piece took six craftsmen 1,500 hours of work to complete.

Adriana needed a security team just for her bra, with its incredible 142 carats of white diamonds, topazes and sapphires.

With her incredibly slim, toned figure, it’s hard to believe the 29-year-old had a baby less than a year ago, Adriana will star in the annual Victoria’s Secret fashion show airing on US channel CBS on November 30th.

Moore stunning at 49! Julianne sizzles in a stunning new photo shoot… as she reveals she’s no fan of cosmetic surgery

She may be 49 years-old, but Julianne Moore is showing that age is no barrier when it comes to looking good.

The actress positively sizzles in a series of new photographs showing off her svelte and trim figure.

In the photo shoot, for the November issue of Allure magazine, Moore poses in a long snakeskin-style dress and high wedge heels alongside a scantily clad male model.

Another shot features the actress showing her flat stomach in a revealing swimsuit and fur shrug, while a third shows her sitting in the make-up chair preparing for the shoot.

But unlike many of her Hollywood contemporaries, the actress says she is not a fan of cosmetic surgery.

“I don’t believe it makes people look better,” she tells the magazine in an accompanying interview.

“I think it just makes them look like they had something done to their face, and I don’t think we find that instinctually appealing.”

Moore is currently attracting Oscar buzz for her role as a lesbian housewife in The Kids Are All Right.

‘I just thought they were cooler’: Kanye West has his teeth replaced with diamonds

He travels by private jet, holidays on a luxury yacht and dates beautiful models.

And now Kanye West has the ultimate accessory to his rock star life — diamond teeth.

The rapper showed off the sparkling diamond and gold implants to talk show host Ellen DeGeneres on Tuesday.

“I just thought that diamonds were cooler,” he told her, saying he asked the dentist to remove his bottom row of teeth and replace them.

A fascinated Ellen asked: “It’s not a grill?”

Kanye replied: “It’s really my real teeth. I replaced my bottom row of teeth. I guess there’s just certain things that rock stars are supposed to do.”

His earlier claims to have replaced his teeth were met with scepticism, with Kanye’s fans doubting that even he would do such a thing.

But it seems they may have underestimated him.

The show was Kanye’s first TV interview since he famously interrupted Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV VMAs.

He said the episode was the first time he had sat down to think about his life since the death of his mother in 2007.

“It was time to take a break and develop more as a person, as a creator and focus more on my thoughts and my ideas and what I wanted to bring to the world,” he said.

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