'Dancing With The Stars' dance instructor Cheryl Burke showed off her dancer body in Miami over the weekend (3/13) in a teeny, iny, weeny blue and black bikini.

One wieght loss company thinks so.  They offered Oscar nominee Gabourey Sidibe a year's worth of their diet pill to help the actress lose weight. 

The company is AssaiSupply, and the CEO of the company wrote this to Gabourey:

"The only way you can reach your goal of someday winning that Oscar is by being active, fit and most of all, healthy!"

Ouch!  I mean I'm concerned for the girl's health as well, but they could have wrote something a little bit nicer.  AssaiSupply's publicist Kevin Blatt tells PopEater,

"We have seen a large increase in sales today, but we have not yet heard from Ms. Sidibe. We are really hoping to. We want to help her maintain a healthy lifestyle. She has amazing potential, Oprah believes in her, and she could someday be on that stage accepting an Oscar. We can only put it out there for her, we hope she takes us up on our offer."

Howard Stern had made an attack on the actress about her weight and health last week, but explained his point saying,

"The point I was trying to make is that obesity in this country is out of control. What's really sad is that you do see people now saying it's OK to be this heavy, you have to love your own body, and you have to embrace it," he said. 

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Combine one Victoria's Secret model, one Sports Illustrated model, and one plus-size model - and what do you get?  The cover for Glamour's June issue! 

Victoria's Secret's Alessandra Ambrosio, Sports Illustrated's Brooklyn Decker, and the most talked about plus-size model Crystal Renn all sported bikinis in St. Barth's at the mag's photoshoot.  Tell you the truth, Renn doesn't even look plus-size, she looks average. 

The three ladies are all gorgeous - and check out Ambrosio doing what seems to be a handstand against a tree.  Wonder if that photo (of the actual handstand) will make it into the issue!  

SoBe Lifewater is kicking off 2010 March Madness with the ultimate celebrity bracket challenge. Whether you’re a diehard fan or a new-to-the-game rookie, SoBe is giving college hoops fans irresistible reasons to engage this March.

Beat one of these celebrities’ bracket picks and you could win the chance to meet them: E!’s “Kendra” star Kendra Wilkinson; former NBA player and TNT analyst Kenny Smith; Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover model Brooklyn Decker; and former NFL great and Hall of Fame inductee Jerry Rice.

Pick a perfect bracket (all 63 games, excluding the play-in game) and you have a chance to win $9 Million. Top scorers in each round also have a chance to win – there’s up to $1 Million more in prize money. Fans can enter the SoBe Lifewater Zero Inhibitions Bracket Challenge at sobe.fanhouse.com. There, they can choose the celebrity they want to play against and enter for a chance to win.

Brackets will be available on Selection Sunday (March 14th) and fans have until tip-off of the inaugural game on March 18th to submit their picks.

Over the weekend, Kourtney Kardashian hit the gym looking a little grim - even though it was beautiful and sunny in Miami, Florida (3/13). 

Love how her whole gym outfit matches!

Usually it's a PETA activist making noise about the abuse of animals, but actor Ryan Gosling (who may not be vegetarian) is ticked off at the way McDonald's abuses their chickens - and rightfully so.   

On behalf of PETA, Gosling wrote a letter to the CEO of McDonald's, Jim Skinner (kind of ironic about his last name, don't you think?!) to stop using an outdated methond on killing their chickens.  Here's what he wrote (via Faded Youth):

Dear Mr. Skinner,

I was shocked to learn from my friends at PETA that McDonald’s, a company that claims to be an industry leader in animal welfare, still allows its suppliers to use an outdated chicken slaughter method that results in broken wings and legs and causes birds to be scalded to death in defeathering tanks.

Many of McDonald’s suppliers in Europe already use a much more humane slaughter method that eliminates the worst cruelty. What’s your excuse?

Because no federal laws govern the treatment of chickens during slaughter, the responsibility lies in your company’s hands to create and maintain a high standard of animal welfare. I hope you will agree that the time has come for McDonald’s to truly take action to reduce the suffering of chickens killed for its restaurants. I look forward to hearing your decision.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

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