Gisele Bundchen works the catwalk. (Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)Suddenly, the pre-school set it so stylish! Taking a cue from the fashionable Suri Cruise, 5-year-old Duda Bundchen, the niece of uber-successful model Gisele Bundchen, is designing her own clothing line, with Brazilian kids' clothing brand Brandili Mundi. Yep, you read that right: She's 5. My niece who's that age doesn't know how to tie a scarf around her neck, so forgive me for being skeptical about who's really doing the work to create Duda Bundchen for Brandili Mundi's designs! Still, Duda's people insist that she's very hands-on with her line, which will be available in stores in July. "She told us about her preferences on prints, cuts and details, and based on the briefing we received from her we came up with a collaborative collection," Germano Costa, the commercial and marketing director for the brand's parent company, Brandili Textil, told Forbes. "The pieces were all approved by Duda, whose romantic inspiration will no doubt catch girls' eyes."

Nathaniel Goldberg/GQAs you're looking at these pictures of Brooklyn Decker from her recent risqué photo spread in the May issue of GQ, it's probably best if you don't think about the fact that the actress, who just turned 25 last week, wasn't alive when the Challenger crashed, when the song "Material Girl" was released, or when "The Breakfast Club" hit theaters. In fact, fellow hottie Jennifer Aniston, who starred alongside Decker in the Adam Sandler flick "Just Go with It" is more than 18 years older than she is. But now that that's all out of the way, let's see what she had to say in the interview, because that's the important part, right?

Cameron Diaz covers InStyle in Valentino. (Liz Collins/InStyle)At 39, Cameron Diaz is one of Hollywood's most eligible bachelorettes. Unlike the mom-to-be character she plays in the upcoming comedy "What to Expect When You're Expecting," she's never had a baby bump, or been married, so she's often seen as someone who wants to fly solo and might never settle down. But, as she reveals to InStyle, that's not necessarily true; The "Charlie's Angels" actress isn't willing to rule anything out. "Society definitely puts pressure on women to make them think their lives should go a certain way," Diaz tells the magazine. "I've never said I don't want children — I just haven't had children yet. I don't know what's going to happen in my life!"

Klum on the cover of Allure. (Norman Jean Roy/ALLURE)As Heidi Klum says on "Project Runway," when it comes to fashion, one day you're in and the next day you're out. And when the German supermodel was just starting out in the business at age 20, she was out — at least to Michael Kors. The two "Project Runway" personalities are best buds now, but Klum reveals that was not always the case in a new interview with Allure, for which she posed nude. "I never did fashion shows — not in Paris or Berlin or even in New York City … no one would book me," she tells the magazine. Klum, now 38, goes on to recall the time she went on a casting call for Kors. After the fashion designer saw her in one of his creations, he told her tersely, "Thanks, but no thanks."

Get ready to see Debra Messing, Maria Menounos, Taraji P. Henson, Leslie Bibb, and Morena Baccarin like you've never seen them before — completely nude! The gorgeous stars all posed in the buff for Allure's annual celebrity nudes portfolio, which also features Heidi Klum topless on the May cover (but covered up by her strategically-placed long hair).

Messing. (Patrick Demarchelier/ALLURE)

Emma Summerton/WNot many actresses willingly flaunt their bodies in their 40s, let alone after they've had a baby, but Nicole Kidman, 44, not only doesn't mind showing off her physique, she admits to even enjoying it. In an interview with W, the star of the upcoming HBO biopic "Hemingway & Gellhorn" opens up about going nude for movies, her most memorable sex scenes, and what brought her closer with her husband, country singer Keith Urban. When asked about her propensity for filming scenes in the buff, Kidman — who has taken it all off for "Fur" and "Eyes Wide Shut" — admitted, "I don't mind being naked. Maybe as I get older, and now having had a baby, it might be different, but I enjoy not letting my issues get in the way of a performance. Once I start putting all my little insecurities in my mind, I'm not actually acting. Then it's about me — and it should never be about me. It should be about the character."

(Bob Jones/Twitter.com)Kelsey Grammer is hoping to make his fourth marriage permanent. Over the weekend, the star of TV's "Boss" visited the Chicago tattoo parlor Insight Studios to get his first bit of body ink. So what did the 57-year-old have needled on his hip? The name of his wife: Kayte Walsh Grammer.

Fox on the cover of Grazia. The tattoo in question. (Splash)Megan Fox has been very open about the fact that she's removing a tattoo of Marilyn Monroe's face from her forearm, but in her cover photo for the May issue of Grazia magazine's French edition, another one has vanished: a Frederich Nietzsche quote on her right side. Has the "Transformers" actress lasered off yet another tat? Not exactly. The same photo appears on the inside of the magazine — and the ink, which reads, "And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music," has magically reappeared on her rib cage. Maybe the editors found it too distracting and decided to Photoshop it out? Strangely, the magazine did not digitally remove the equally obnoxious tattoo she has just above the Nietzsche quote, a line from Shakespeare's "King Lear."