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With an 80’s aesthetic, killer curves, and some seriously sexy moves, Demi Lovato debuted her “Cool For the Summer” video. Though the lyrics are a tad cliche and the hook gets lost in the mix, it’s certainly an eye-catching watch. I don’t think she has a hit on her hands, but she’s close. Plus, it’s refreshing to see an actually sexy body in a video for once. 

I’m in complete shock for Kelly Rutherford, whose legal nightmare continues. As a lawyer, an American, and a resident of Calfornia, I can’t believe this has happened, and I can only assume her ex-husband was somehow in the court’s pocket. I don’t know this in any real way, but what could explain this travesty?

For those that don’t know, Kelly’s husband was deported, and the court decided it would be in the best interest of their children to live in France since her husband was unable to visit the United States. Instead of finding a viable solution (such as having the children fly to France for the summer once a year), they decided Kelly should fly to France each and every time she’d like to see her children. As a result of their home abroad, the California courts have now decided that since the kids have only visited the United States once in the last year, they no longer have jurisdiction over the case. Kelly calls this a “legal kidnapping by a California judge forcing my children to live abroad for so long that the other countries seize control over their lives.” I’d have to agree. This is an outrageous, unprecedented decision, and it’s abhorrent.
The media’s reaction should be louder. If a US Court can force chldren to another country, thereby relinquishing all their rights in the United States, what of every other American citizen that marries a foreign man? These children are citizens of the United States.

“I dare any 57-year-old man to tell me that he looks younger than me.” The astoundingly beautiful Andie Macdowell, on aging in Hollywood and its gender double-standard.

  Solidified box office star and resident hunk Chris Pratt sat down for a chat with Women’s Health for their ‘What Men Think’ column, and he answered five juicy questions for his female fan base, Read and enjoy. 
5 Juicy Questions with Chris Pratt

1. Opposites attract: true or false?

“Well, scientifically it’s a fact, because you can look at the polarity of the water molecule and the capillary action of ice and water. [Laughs] It can be true in real life, too, but I don’t think it’s a rule. If you’re like Anna [Faris, Pratt’s wife] and myself, we’re very similar. We married ourselves because we have comparable egos and abnormally high self-esteem.”
2. Is it ever okay to lie to your partner?

“Honesty is the best policy, but being mindful of someone’s feelings is also very important. It’s not okay to lie, but it is okay to protect your partner. And understanding the difference requires wisdom.”

3. Are you a fan of PDA?

“Yes. But it’s a fine line. Keep it classy. Don’t be gross. I don’t mind PDA; I do mind GPDA, which is Gross Public Displays of Affection.”

4. When was the last time you were really scared?

“Parenting comes with a lot of fears—some rational, some irrational. Jack, our son [age 2], has had a couple of surgeries. Those were scary. He just had one recently, and I knew he would be fine because it was a minor thing and he’s had it done before, but you can’t help but get scared when your kid is going under anesthesia.”

5. What would the reality show about your life be called?

“Hollywood Squares. It’d be a throwback to the old game show, except instead of us playing tic-tac-toe and answering pop-culture triviaquestions, we would just sit around and watch The Bachelor and make meals. It would be super boring.”