Pamela Anderson

Getty ImagesPamela Anderson says she's never "really felt beautiful," even though she's posed for Playboy 11 times, put red swimsuits on the map, and is probably one of the most recognizable stars on the planet. "I don't know if I ever really felt beautiful," she told Buzzfeed recently. "I always feel like I don't — I don't, really."The actress also said that over the years people have tried to tone down her look. She said about her time on Baywatch: "They were insisting that I didn't wear...Read Full Story

May 12 By admin Daily Mail Pamela Anderson keeps it casual but sexy while shopping in a slinky sundressDaily MailPamela Anderson glowed on Saturday in a sheer, slinky sundress while out shopping in Malibu. The 45-year-old Baywatch star wore a long grey and white striped dress with a casual pair of flip-flops. The blonde beauty had her hair pulled back and secured …Fresh-faced Pammie spotted shopping in MalibuThe Sun all 2 news articles » Powered by WPeMatico Share...Read Full Story

Pamela AndersonFormer Baywatch babe Pamela Anderson asked President Benigno "PNoy" Aquino on a date sending him a letter concerning Mali, the elephant being sheltered in Manila Zoo. The letter states her intention to discuss with the Philippine president the immediate transfer of Mali to a sanctuary in Thailand.  Mali, is a 39-year-old ailing elephant that needs a comfortable home and care in order to prolong its life after the Manila Zoo authorities have failed to give proper care for the...Read Full Story

Mali in Manila ZooPNoy turned down his date with Pamela Anderson.  As reported earlier, Pamela Anderson asked PNoy on a date regarding the immediate transfer of Mali, the 39-year-old elephant in Manila Zoo to a sanctuary in Thailand. Related: Former Baywatch Babe Pamela Anderson Asks PNoy on a Date The President reportedly turned down the invitation of the Hollywood actress because the issue concerning Mali has been previously referred to Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala by the Office of...Read Full Story

“Dude, it’s the old west, not ancient Rome.” Those are the words rocker Tommy Lee, of Motley Crew, wrote about the Calgary Stampede’s chuckwagon race and he wrote them on behalf of animal rights activists PETA. Lee was in town playing with Motley Crew when he decided he should write Alberta premier, Alison Redford, to put a stop to the event which has resulted in the death of 50 horses since 1989. Redford responded with tickets to the event and the whole Stampede as well as promises that the...Read Full Story