'Rita Rocks' comedienne Nicole Sullivan has reached her weight loss goal of 35lbs on Jenny Craig - just one month before her 40th birthday! In a People exclusive, she says:

“I am beyond thrilled with my success on the Jenny Craig program,” the mom-of-two said.

“After having Beckett, I dreamed of a day where I’d feel comfortable enough in a swimsuit, let alone a bikini, to join my husband on pool-side play dates. Getting into a bikini again and feeling as good as I feel now.”

“[Now] my two children will always see Mommy as healthy! And my husband Jason can’t be more thrilled; he’s lost 25 pounds of ‘sympathy weight’ to boot.”

And like anyone who loses weight, a smaller size means smaller clothes:

“I went in and bought a pair of size 4 pants and I don’t ever remember doing that — maybe when I was 21 [years-old]. I feel like the world has opened up to me. Does a lot of it have to do with fun clothes? Yeah, but you know what? Women love fun clothes. It’s a big deal to us. I feel like I can wear anything in my closet. And I can buy stuff that’s really cute.”

Actress Kirstie Alley has blasted reports suggesting her new diet program me is a Church of Scientology initiative, insisting only 10 per cent of the project's bosses are Scientologists.

Alley, who is a Scientologist, had to defend her Organic Liason line during an interview on national TV in America on Tuesday (3/16) - and now she's speaking out to clear up rumours the weight loss programme is a front for the Church. The former 'Cheers' star, who constantly struggles with her weight, has admitted 'The Today Show' line of questioning took her by surprise and now adds,

"That I would need to clarify or defend the intentions or affiliations of my LLC business corporation in the year 2010 is indicative of the intolerances that we as a country still need to overcome.

"However, after The Today Show brought fringe bigotry and intolerance into the forefront of national media, I feel compelled to clarify two issues.

"There was a claim made that my product is a front for Scientology. This is not true. Organic Liason is its own LLC and is not affiliated with the Church of Scientology or the World Institute of Scientology. The proof is in the numbers.

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Guess what size Demi Moore is.  (Skinny vs. Curvy)

Is Diet Coke as bad as we think? (FitSugar)

Battle of the calories: total vs. net. (That's Fit)

Feed your family for $100 a week.  (Shine)

Keep the weight off with 3 smart ways. (Vitamin G)

Childhood star from 'The Wonder Years' Danica McKellar is pregnant. (INO)

Recipe: Weight Watchers Potato Chowder. (INO Mommy)

Did Jesse James cheat on Sandra Bullock?!  (Gossips Anonymous)

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Actor Mark Wahlberg snacked on some chips and water as he headed into his trailer while filming the movie The Fighter on Monday (3/15). 

Looks like the actor put on some weight for his fighting role, but he still looks good!  Marky, Mark, Mark!

In this month's Vogue issue, Dutch model Kim Noorda lets readers into the mind of a model who battles an eating disorder by publishing extracts from journals she's kept.   

The writer of the article Sally Singer introduces us to the Noorda, who learned how to eat "a little less" while modeling clothes for some of the top designers in the industry.  The pieces of her journal are raw, real and sad.  Here is a snippet of a few entries:

Yesterday I went to see my doctor for medical clearance. I told him that I did not have an eating disorder, but that I also believe that I do not take care of myself well enough and that I will learn something through the treatment. I am actually afraid of telling people that I am about to do this. I do not want people to see me as someone with an eating disorder. I want them to see the underlying reasons why I do not take good enough care of myself. The tests proved that not a lot of things are wrong with me: completely healthy, only my BMI is too low. . . .

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