At the FINA World Championships in Rome, swimmer Ricky Behrens's suit split at the last minute, and he was forced to compete with his tushy in full view. He came in fourth, which - in the end - actually helped push the American team into the finals, so you might say he covered America's ass with his very own. That's taking one for the team.
Andressa Soares, aka “Watermelon Woman,” is a Brazilian tabloid fixture solely because of her booty, which measures 46 inches all the way around. Thanks, Brazil, but you can keep her. We're already set with our very own famous, talentless giant ass.
It's not every day with Rachel Ray that you see the esteemed “chef” grabbing some rock star's ass. But that's just what she did earlier this week at her SXSW preview party in New York. Then she tried to steal Semi Precious Weapons frontman Justin Tranter's boots.
Music Buzz A chart which displays the body parts we sing about per genre. Not surprisingly, hip-hop’s leader is “ass”, which is in 23.6% of sampled songs. Gospel and Hip-Hop both sing about “knees” 3% of the time, while everyone else seems to love “eyes” and “hands”.
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