Other than hawk a lap dancing "exercise" tape? For all five of you who care, read more here. She was so much more interesting when she was doing the whole marrying Dennis Rodman thing, don’t you think?
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As some of you know, I have a thing for celebrity gossip and a history of checking PerezHilton.com. Today a former star student (also known for the fact that he once introduced me to 80s pop star "I think we’re alone now" Tiffany), Ronnie Houchin, posted a Facebook note about how Perez posted Tyra’s press release about Monday’s upcoming vagina show and how I am on it teaching about vaginas. I was totally surprised and had a good laugh at it, shot Perez a quick thank-you email, and then took off for a meeting. Though the press release mistakenly referred to me as a gynecologist (I have a PhD, not a MD), I love that Perez highlighted the bit about the vagina/vulva puppet I use on Tyra’s show to teach about our down there parts.
“So there was a lot of staying home and doing what you do. Like, all the time, around the clock.”
- Halle Berry, explaining to Oprah how she and boyfriend Gabriel Aubry finally got pregnant (hint: it wasn’t just a lot of kissing)
Of course, having sex round the clock every single day of the month doesn’t necessarily make you pregnant, though it can be a lot of fun. If you’re thinking about becoming pregnant, read these tips from the Mayo Clinic to maximize your chances of a sperm meeting an egg, fertilizing and then implanting itself into the awesome uterus (which is kind of like the reproductive version of Boy Meets Girl, Boy and Girl Fall In Love, Boy and Girl ride off into the sunset).
If, like Hallie (at age 41) and many other women around the world, you have decided to get pregnant after age 35, check out these special considerations for you and your body and your baby.