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April 19, 2011

Serena gets her beach wiggle on

Serena Williams looks in great spirits as she confidently shimmies down the beach in a mismatched bikini.

The the 29-year-old Wimbledon tennis champion put on a little dance as she relaxed with friends in Miami today. However, she came close to a double fault as her strapless bikini top clearly struggled to contain her ample bosom.

Williams has been recuperating in Miami following emergency surgery two months ago; an operation to remove a blood clot ‘the size of a grapefruit’ found in her lung in February. She developed a haematoma from a pulmonary embolism, stemming from an incident when she cut her foot on broken glass in a Munich restaurant last July. She admitted to being very down recently, having being sidelined from her sport since claiming her 13th Grand Slam title at Wimbledon last July. “I definitely have not been happy,” she said. “Especially when I had that second (foot) surgery, I was definitely depressed. I cried all the time. I was miserable to be around.”

Williams, who has slipped to world number 11 in her absence from the WTA Tour, is unlikely to return before the summer and admitted that the time spent on the sidelines had taken an emotional toll. A part of her lung had ‘died’ from the pulmonary embolism and she has remained on blood-thinning medication. While she hasn’t been able to play tennis, she has managed to keep up with her lucrative sponsorship contracts. A television advertisement featuring her curvy figure was recently released to promote Top Spin 4, a tennis game made for the Wii console. However, it is unlikely to be seen by many as the game’s maker 2K Sports rejected it because it was deemed too raunchy.

— Daily Mail

Don’t you know who I am?

While they may get entry into the hottest parties and receive freebies galore, it seems that when it comes to airport security even the most high-profile celebrities must adhere to official procedures.

Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie, 36, was left miffed when two airport security guards at LAX airport approached her on Sunday.

The American singer approached the security checkpoint at the airport with a broad smile on her face, but it quickly disappeared when she wasn’t given special treatment by the security staff. Fergie arrived at the scanner dressed in a waterfall peach cardigan with an animal print T-shirt and peach bandage trousers. The singer accessorised with a pair of aviator sunglasses and a pair of grey wedges while she carried a crocodile skin satchel over her shoulder.

While the singer sacrificed her bag and her sunglasses as she approached the scanner, she didn’t appear to want to remove her cardigan, and was met by a stern-looking security guard as she exited the security device.

Fergie was then approached by a second security guard who appeared to ask her questions before she was allowed through the checkpoint.

— Daily Mail

Jennifer Lopez romps on the beach with ‘the Brad Pitt of Mexico’

It’s been 12 years since she writhed on to our screens in the music video for her first major single Love Don’t Cost A Thing in 1999, instantly establishing herself as one of the world’s most beautiful women. But Jennifer Lopez proved she’s still got it in a steamy shoot at Turtle Beach with the man dubbed ‘the Brad Pitt of Mexico’ for her latest offering.

The singer, 41, looks like no time has passed in these newly released pictures from the set of I’m Into You video shoot, romping on the beach in a revealing diamond dress.

The American Idol judge cosies up to shirtless actor William Levy, 30, in sensual beach scenes that are sure to make husband Marc Anthony a little nervous.

Cuban-born Levy, called ‘the Brad Pitt of Mexico’ according to Us Weekly, says of his gorgeous leading lady, “It was wonderful. I felt very comfortable. She is a very sincere and fun person. The truth is I had a really great time,” he added. “It was wonderful to see that someone so huge could be so down to earth, in addition to being really funny.”

— Daily Mail

 

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