Topic: Miranda Kerr

Miranda Kerr’s Split From Victoria’s Secret: The Tabloids Are Getting It Wrong, And How!

Though it’s unclear who made the decision, model Miranda Kerr will be splitting from Victoria’s Secret soon. This has garnered a lot of confusing speculation from the tabloids and tabloid-type blogs, who suggest the reason lies in her being too difficult, too hot, or not a good enough seller for the brand. But what’s not being mentioned much is how Kerr’s ethics and image don’t jibe with Victoria Secret’s business practices. More »

Miranda Kerr Gives T-Rich A Butt Injection Of Vitamin B-12

Perhaps the most (or only) rational response to the above photo is: WHY IS THIS HAPPENING? This — in case you don’t recognize the players — being supermodel Miranda Kerr injecting renowned photographer and creepo Terry Richardson in the buttocks with a syringe full of vitamin B12. While topless. One the set of a Harper’s Bazaar photo shoot. More »

Miranda Kerr Is A Fitness Model For Reebok EasyTone Shoes; Proving They Don’t Work

There’s been a lot of research about the shaky merits of “toning” shoes, and Reebok has even had to pay FTC fines for false advertising of their EasyTone sneakers, but all the proof you need is in their advertising: Now headed up by Miranda Kerr: the Victoria’s Secret model who’s chalked up her long, lean figure to yoga and coconut oil. More »

Miranda Kerr Says Victoria’s Secret Promotes ‘Healthy Body Image’…Seriously?

Photos from latest Victoria’s Secret campaign are out, and the models are talking fitness and nutrition, saying some stupid stuff in the process. Like Miranda Kerr, who recently talked about how she loves modeling for the lingerie company because they are so into promoting healthy body image and curvy bods. Seriously? More »

Doctors Slam Miranda Kerr’s Coconut Oil Habit

We hope it goes without saying, but just to be sure: Taking health advice from celebrities is never a sure bet. They’re a) not experts, b) often telling you partial truths about their habits for the sake of good PR and c) frequently misquoted. As is the case with Miranda Kerr‘s latest coconut oil controversy: The new mom and supermodel was recently quoted by Australian Cosmopolitan as touting the benefits of coconut oil, saying that her daily diet includes four tablespoons of the stuff—an amount that many doctors say is risky for cholesterol levels. But Kerr says the magazine never interviewed her at all, and while she is a coconut oil devotee, she doesn’t consume nearly so much. Either way, we don’t think you should start dumping coconut oil in your cooking just yet. More »

Morning Links: Think Your Way to Weight Loss With Dr. Oz

Natural Beauty Tips From a Supermodel – Miranda Kerr’s beauty advice is surprisingly simple and all-natural. Then again, she was born with some natural advantages. (Well+GoodNYC)

Sugar Addicts Are Thinner, Says Sloppy Research – One study says that candy lovers are thinner than those who abstain from sweets, but the study is based on a survey that asks people to recall their diets. Conclusion? Don’t go buy a Snickers bar just yet. (Vitamin G)

Think Yourself Thin – Dr. Oz says you can change your body by changing how you think about certain foods. (Dr. Oz) More »