Megan Fox’s ‘No Botox’ Facebook Photos

“Things you can’t do with your face when you have Botox.”… is what Megan Fox wrote under the above pictures on Facebook, pictures where she acts worried and surprised to show us that her forehead looks all natural.

From the ‘Megan fox Does not Use Botox’ cycle, here are images that aim to prove that the brunette beauty is all natural. 

Below is the famous comparison TMZ put together last year to show Megan’s tranformation.

Miranda Kerr Shares Supermodel Secrets

Dimpled beauty Miranda Kerr, hot mom and supermodel has a few things to share on looking as fabulous as she does.

"Tahitian Noni Juice – I’ve been drinking it since I was 14, and when I’ve got a long day ahead of me, it’s the one thing I can’t live without.I personally take four tablespoons of coconut oil per day, either on my salads, in my cooking or in my cups of green tea. I will not go a day without coconut oil." says Miranda in the Australian issue of Cosmopolitan.

Model Cintia Dicker in Bebe's Fall 2011 campaign

Redhead beauty Cintia Dicker is the main image of Bebe’s Fall 2011 Campaign – here she is in two saturated shots, looking perfectly polished in vivid outfits.

Google dealing with privacy bugs in Google+

  

Google's new social networking site Google+, built to beat Facebook primarily on privacy features, has several privacy bugs the company is working to fix.While some enthusiastic beta testers clamor for Google to open the social networking site to everybody now, it's clear Google needs to address these issues before launching Google+ more broadly.

Stumbling right out of the gate over privacy problems would likely doom Google+'s chances of emerging as a viable, realistic rival to Facebook, which rules the social networking market with about 700 million account holders.So far, beta testers have been mostly positive about Google+, particularly over its design to make it easier for users to share posts and content with different sets of people, as opposed with their entire list of contacts.

Many of the existing privacy bugs in Google+ revolve around the site's mechanism to block users, according to a list of known problems Google has published and is in the process of fixing.For example, after a user blocks someone, that blocked person may not always be removed from the user's extended circles and the blocked person's posts will remain on the user's activity stream.

Likewise, the user's posts made prior to the blocking will remain on the blocked person's stream.In addition, after blocking someone, a user could remain on the blocked person's circles, and the user may still appear on the blocked person's profile as being part of their circle. About the latter bug, Google wrote: "We're working hard to improve this experience."

Google is also working to address a number of non-privacy related bugs, such as the fact that the activity stream may not always get updated in real time and that users can't attach a comment to a comment in a nested fashion.In addition, when a user opens Google+, minimized chat windows from Gmail may re-expand and conversations in chat windows in Google+ or Gmail may not sync between each other.

On other news related to Google+, Google recently announced that as of July 31 of this year, all Google Profiles will become automatically public.Google users will be able to restrict the publicly available information to just their full name and their gender, and keep everything else hidden. People also have the option to delete their Google Profile.

Justin Bieber & Selena Gomez Pregnancy Warning As Couple Gets ‘Hot And Heavy!’

Justin and Selena, both born to teenage parents and no longer wearing their purity rings, are getting closer and closer - and friends and family are concerned an accidental pregnancy could destroy their incredibly promising careers.

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez have become the hottest young couple in Hollywood and, like many teenage couples, they are getting a talking to about one of the most important things in their relationship — safe sex! An insider tells, “Justin’s been told straight up that is he’s having sex, he had better use protection.” Pretty smart advice!

“Everyone knows their intentions are good, but they also know how easy it is to get worked up when you’re young and in love,” says the insider. “It would only take a few moments of weakness to cause what could be a lifetime of regret.”

Fueling this talk, delivered by Justin’s mom Pattie, were the intimate photos of the pair in Hawaii. “Everyone started whispering they were probably having sex [after seeing the photos],” says the insider. As both Justin and Selena were born to teenage parents, the topic of teen pregnancy hits even closer to home for their families.“The most important thing is that Justin and Selena don’t throw away their amazing futures because they were careless and foolish,” says the insider.

Mark Zuckerberg may be the most followed person on Google+

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO and face of Facebook, may be the most followed person on Google+ -- the social network from Google that is looking to be his biggest rival.Zuckerberg is listed as the most popular person on Google+, in terms of the number of people who follow his profile page, with a tally of 21,213 followers, according to the website Google+ Statistics.

The next most followed person, according to the site, is Google CEO and co-founder Larry Page, with 14,798 followers as of Tuesday morning. Vic Gundrota, who is leading Google's social media efforts, and Sergey Brin, who founded Google with Page, round out the top four, respectively.

The website TechCrunch was the first to report on the rankings from Google+ Statistics, which is built by the same Amsterdam-based team behind TwitterCounter, which tracks user popularity on Twitter.Zuckerberg's popularity on Google+, ahead of those leading Google's social media charge, can be seen at the same time as a bit funny and a bit embarrassing -- a competing CEO is more popular on Google's social network then its own leadership.

Though, it's not terribly surprising considering how well known Zuckerberg is due to massive amounts of media coverage of Facebook -- the world's most popular social network -- and its chief executive.Last year, Zuckerberg was named Time magazine's person of the year. He also had a few high-profile TV interviews coinciding with a huge rise in celebrity after the Academy Award-winning film "The Social Network," based on his life and the start-up of Facebook, hit theaters

Hackers access Apple server with small amount of survey data

A group of hackers this weekend posted a list of 27 usernames and passwords culled from surveys hosted on an Apple Business Intelligence website.

The group of hackers known as "AntiSec" were responsible for the alleged security breach and posting of usernames and passwords, according to The Wall Street Journal. The data was posted over the weekend on the official Twitter account of the group, which is comprised of members of the vigilante group "Anonymous" as well as hackers from the defunct "Lulz Security."

The data released by the group includes 27 usernames and encrypted passwords taken from an SQL database from an online survey hosted by Apple. The security breach does not involve Apple's popular iTunes Store or the 225 million accounts and credit cards associated with it.

"#Apple could be target, too," the group wrote on its Twitter account on Sunday, along with a link to the short list of usernames and passwords. "But don't worry, we are busy elsewhere."

A number of high-profile companies have recently been the target of groups like "AntiSec" and "LulzSec." Most prominently, Sony was forced to take its PlayStation Network offline for a lengthy period of time after hackers breached its servers and obtained data including usernames, passwords, names, addresses, and potentially even credit card data.

Other victims of "LulzSec" include the FBI, the CIA, AT&T, and the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The group of loosely associated hackers claimed to have disbanded last month, though other operations like "AntiSec" have picked up where they left off.

Apple bolstered the security of its "Apple ID" accounts associated with iTunes and App Store purchases last year after its online forums were hacked. iTunes accounts have also been targeted for fraud, though a large-scale breach of usernames and passwords similar to Sony's PSN woes has never occurred.