Emily Ratajkowski is going to keep getting naked for the camera, whether her critics like it or not — but not just because she looks good doing it. The 25-year-old stripped down for the new issue of Harper's Bazaar, in which she can be seen channeling Lady Godiva while posing totally nude atop a beautiful white horse, with nothing but her long brunette locks to protect her modesty.  Staring confidently into the camera, Emily looks totally at ease during the shoot, using her hands to steady herself on the horse's back.

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There's that saying, "When you know, you know." And Melissa Rivers knows she wants to marry fiancé Steve Mitchel. Although, she didn't see herself walking down the aisle again after her 2003 divorce. So how did Steve change her mind?  "Because he made me laugh. It wasn't scary to him at all," Melissa told E! News' Justin Sylvester. "And what we always say is he grounds me, and I make him fun. He's like, 'I've never been more popular.

Annette Charles, the actress who played Cha Cha DiGregorio in Grease, died this week in Los Angeles, reportedly after a battle with cancer. She was 63. You might remember Charles as the sultry Catholic school girl who burned up the screen with John Travolta during the Rydell High dance-off, out-shimmying and outshining every other girl in the room. Including Sandy, Olivia Newton-John's blonde ingénue, our clean-cut heroine. I remember watching Grease when I was 10 or so.

Saturday Night Live has been home to over a hundred cast members throughout the past 36 years. In our column Saturday Night’s Children, we present the history, talent, and best sketches of one SNL cast member each week for your viewing, learning, and laughing pleasure. Much like Seth Meyers and Darrell Hammond, I’ve always classified Tim Meadows as his own breed of SNL cast member separate from all the impressionists and recurring character machines he worked with during his ten seasons on the show from 1991-2000.