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"Why not, if it makes you feel good?

" she says.

"I [once] said once I get past a certain point and I can't look like myself anymore, I was going to switch and become Chinese or something.

I would just go completely in another direction, you know?

Get a whole new thing going: change my name, new fingerprints, the whole deal." Watch ET for more with Blondie!

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Instead, they are discovering the new sexy, affordable and comfortable solution: Bubbles Butt Boosting Lingerie.

And in celebration of the patent-pending line of enhancing shapewear, its creator, Bubbles Bodywear, has conducted their 2nd annual celebrity booty poll.

Bubbles fans have voted and the verdict is in.

In the eyes of their fellow tush-challenged fans, these celebs could use a pair of Bubbles too: 1.

Paris Hilton 2.

Lara Flynn Boyle 3.

Cameron Diaz 4.

Jennifer Aniston ties with Eva Longoria 5.

Nicole Richie 6.

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes 7.

Kelly Ripa 8.

Hilary Duff ties with Lindsay Lohan 9.

Mena Suvari 10.

Angelina Jolie (write-in candidate) Bringing up the rear at #10 was the most popular write-in candidate, Angelina Jolie.

Paris Hilton keeps her crown as the #1 most tush-challenged celebrity two years in a row but did not run away with the honor like last year.

She almost lost her spot to Lara Flynn Boyle.

For these ladies (and Tom), a pair of Bubbles could be their most valuable asset for a red-carpet rendezvous or any on-camera booty shot for that matter.

About Bubbles Women are seeking fabulous curves from head to toe and with Bubbles, the new Butt Boosting Lingerie from Sweet and Vicious LLC, they too can have a commanding posterior.

With its patent-pending inn...

The risks of secondhand smoke are well-documented.

The American Cancer Society estimates nonsmoking spouses of smokers have a 30 percent greater chance of contracting lung cancer.

Davis, who has no family history of cancer, says she was never exposed to much secondhand smoke.

She originally sought medical attention for a sore spot on her sternum.

When treatment prescribed by her doctor didn't help, she requested a chest X-ray.

"It was just intuition," she says.

"I don't know what I expected to find, but I never expected cancer." Though her cancer was advanced when it was finally diagnosed, she had no other symptoms.

That's not unusual, say health-care professionals, who say lung cancer often is a "silent" disease.

Most people don't seek medical attention until they are symptomatic, says Dr.

Gregory Pennock, a medical oncologist at M.D.

Anderson Cancer Center in Orlando.

They may cough up blood, or experience shortness of breath, weight loss, a chronic cough or repeated bouts of bronchitis or pneumonia.

By that time, the disease usually has taken a firm hold, making it difficult to effectively treat or to perform surgery to remove tumors.

In many cases, doctors must rely on chemotherapy and radiation tre...