Swedish hottie Alexander Skarsgård has good days and bad days, like almost everybody else. Being a star in a hit series — he loves “loves” playing Eric Northman, the sexy bad-boy vampire in True Blood — can create pressures. So how does he cope?
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New York Housewife Bethenny Frankel is shedding some more light on her regimen to stay slim. Yoga, she says, is an important part of daily routine. She says she’s been doing it for 20 years and credits it for helping to maintain her shape. 
After the year that country star Taylor Swift had, winning multiple honors at the Country Music Awards, the MTV Video Awards and the American Music Awards, she deserves time off.
Housewives of New York reality celebrity Bethenny Frankel can’t seem to get over how pregnancy is changing her body. Now that she is eight months along, she says she feels like a “swollen beast.”
Supermodel Elle MacPherson, who made the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue into an annual institution, is now 45, but she hasn’t lost any of the curves that made her famous. She maintains her shape by taking her health seriously, she says.
Doutzen Kroes is as close to what passes for a modern supermodel. She is not reed thin, however, like many models on the runways who are flat and shapeless. Her fitness is her biggest asset. 
