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It's safe to say Cindy Crawford never had those awkward teenage years! The 47-year-old tweeted a pic of her very first modeling gig as a fresh-faced 16-year-old beauty in DeKalb, Illinois, on Thursday, writing "My very first 'cover' during high school in DeKalb, shot in my high school boyfriend's backyard..."

The snapshot was taken for the cover of the DeKalb Nite Weekly Communiversity Issue on November 3, 1982. Little did young Cindy in a teeny bikini know that it was the start to something really amazing. Even at that age, she knew exactly how to pose!

Somehow we're not surprised that Crawford became a world-famous supermodel ... even though it seems like she is shocked about her fame following this photo. In a follow-up tweet, she said, "Believe me when I say I had absolutely no idea where that photo would lead to!"

While the picture is stunning, the newspaper really wasn't joking when they wrote the caption, "Save this Article" at the top of the issue -- who knew that would become such a good idea so many years later?

Check out this video to see where Cindy's modeling roots all began, and be sure to tune in to "omg! Insider" on TV tonight for all the latest in entertainment.

Danneel Harris and Jensen Ackles are parents (Getty Images)It's a bird. It's a plane. It's … a "Super" baby.

Jensen Ackles and his wife, Danneel Harris, have become first-time parents, welcoming a daughter ― Justice Jay Ackles ― on May 30.

The little one was born "happy and healthy," the "One Tree Hill" alumna, 34, wrote on Twitter Thursday night.

The Malibu home the actor just sold. (Photo courtesy of Zillow)

Back in 2011, Jim Carrey listed his swanky oceanfront home in Malibu, California, for $18 million and then sat back and waited for the offers to roll in.

Cut to two years later and the “Bruce Almighty” actor finally sold the place, according to real estate website Zillow, albeit for $4.6 million less than what he was shooting for. Final sale price: $13.4 million.

Jon Stewart with doggie Baby Hope Diamond at the Animal Haven fundraiser (Laura Cavanaugh/Getty Images)Jon Stewart, "Katy Perry," and "Christina Aguilera" were all hanging out in a New York City hotel room earlier this week…

No, that's not the start to a joke, though it certainly needs more clarification and we'll give it.

Hayden Panettiere has been a working actress since she was just 6 years old, winning our hearts with her roles in "Guiding Light" and "Remember the Titans." But while other former child stars, like Amanda Bynes and Lindsay Lohan, have become Hollywood's most notorious bad girls, Hayden has kept her life on the straight and narrow. Now the 23-year-old is opening up about growing up in show business and shares how she avoided the same ill fate.

During an interview on BBC's "Breakfast" on Thursday morning, Hayden said, "I'm no better than anybody else, and those same doors were opened to me, and they're very easy to walk through ... drugs, alcohol, you know, being in inappropriate places that you shouldn't be at a certain age. And it's a very tough position to be in, but I had great people to pull me back from it."

Hayden added that perhaps the most difficult aspect of achieving fame at such a young age was that people were watching her, waiting for her to make a mistake. She said, "Being a young female growing up in this industry is really tough. And I grew up in the generation of the wild child ... I was guilty by association. So everyone sits there, and they wait for you to fall off your horse."

And the pint-size starlet credited her family and friends for helping her to stay on track, saying, "As long as you have people who are willing to tell you the truth and who are not afraid to tell you the truth, and who are there to yank you back when you need it and give you a reality check, it makes a world of difference."

Check out the vid to hear Hayden's take on avoiding the pitfalls of young fame.

The home Newton purchased in 1968. (AP Images)

The curtain is closing on the Las Vegas estate Wayne Newton has called home for the last 45 years.

After years of complicated litigation between the legendary performer and a business partner who also owned the home — which involved everything from bankruptcy reorganization to fraud allegations to conspiracy claims — Newton, 71, has reached an undisclosed settlement with the partner, no longer has an ownership in the estate, and, along with his wife, Kathleen, and their young daughter, has moved out.

Newton and the other party initially entered into the partnership together a few years back with the intention of turning the 40-acre estate, dubbed Casa da Shenandoah, into a tourist attraction with plans for Newton to remain on the property. The opulent gated home includes an airplane hangar, boarding area, equestrian facilities including stables, and a lake, and has been home to dozens of wild and domesticated animals. It remains unclear if the home will actually be turned into the planned attraction.

Kim Kardashian in L.A. last week (AKM-GSI)Let's just hope Kim Kardashian isn't tweeting all this while driving.

Kardashian — who has rarely met a photo op she didn't like or approve — is lashing out at the paparazzi, and judging by her tweets about the scary situation, can you really blame her?

Busy Philipps in January 2013 at the SAG Awards (WireImage)Back in January we shared the "Eight Reasons Why We Love Busy Philipps" -- well, add one more to the list.

On Wednesday, the gorgeous "Cougar Town" actress shared an ultrasound on Instagram of her soon-to-be born daughter with the world.

And did so with her usual brand of tongue-in-cheek humor.