no shock here… thinner-than-thin celeb victoria beckham is adding her two cents about the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA)’s new “health is beauty” campaign. the campaign encourages stylists, designers and others in the fashion industry to work with healthier-sized models.

while guest hosting on ‘the view,’ victoria says of the issue “most of these girls are naturally thin and i don’t think we should be discriminating against someone because they are too thin or too curvy or too large or whatever it is.” point well-taken, but how in the world can designers tell which ones are “naturally thin” and which are starving themselves every day?

take this girl for example… model coco rocha was told to lose weight at a size 6! a former vogue cover model, rocha lost out on catwalk work because of her refusal to drop sizes. why risk her health? and hear this: model luisel ramos stuck to a menu of green leaves and diet coke for 3 months before runway season… and suffered a fatal heart attack as a result. nobody learned. just six months later, her own sister passed away of malnutrition! so sad. victoria, watch what you say next time. this is too serious to make assumptions.

shortly before dj am’s tragic death, he was involved in a drug-intervention reality show called ‘gone too far.’ produced by mtv, the crew and dj am (real name, adam goldstein) shot enough footage for eight episodes.

although a toxicolgoy reports has not yet been released, initial findings suggest that dj am died of a drug overdose. which, of course brings into question his role as a “sober and experienced tough-love guide for troubled addicts” on the reality show. apparently mtv still plans to air the series and is in talks with the dj’s family on when to release the footage.

initial reactions to the news were certainly a mixed bag. would the show come off as hypocritical? after all, the show features dj am imploring young individuals to stay clean while he himself was suffering from addictions. the hollywood reporter says “if handled properly… [the show] could successfully impart its anti-drug message, perhaps now even more so.” maybe dj am’s death would be the harsh shock into reality that these addicts need.

poor girl! espn sideline reporter erin andrews fell into complete shock upon hearing of a nude video of herself circulating on the web this morning. no, not that kind of nude video. apparently some sicko peeping tom videotaped andrews alone in her hotel room, TMZ reports.

while the video has since been pulled from the internet, sources are saying that it it appears the footage is from some sort of spy cam – perhaps from a hole drilled in her hotel room. talk about perverse! the video operator follows andrews around the room, and it is clear she was not aware she was being filmed.

immediately after hearing of the video, erin suited up with a high-powered attorney marshall grossman and the two are planning their attack. a lot needs to be done in order to find & persecute the pervy party, and step one is figuring out where the footage was filmed as erin has not the slightest idea as of now.

erin’s friends over at espn are also furious about the invasion of privacy & released this statement: “erin has been grievously wronged… she was the victim of a crime and is taking action to protect herself and help ensure that others are not similarly violated in the future. although the perpetrator or perpetrators of this criminal act have not yet been identified, when they are identified she intends to bring both civil and criminal charges against them and against anyone who has published the material. we request respect of erin’s privacy at this time, while she and her representatives are working with the authorities.”