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Thanks!

Good find! I've never seen these either.

I think it has been 5 years since Petra Nemcova worked for Victoria's Secret. Don't spend your time waiting for video of it. I'm sure the video is long gone.

Transformers director Michael Bay during an interview: http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2...mers-main_N.htm Why didn't Victoria's Secret want to use that footage? :brows:

Old video of Heidi at a press event for her line of Birkenstock "health shoes" (in German):

Thanks for the pics, MjAtaura. Here is a video from Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet at the CFDA awards: http://www.etonline.com/news/2009/06/75343/

Heidi is featured in a new book by Michael J. Berland and Douglas L. Schoen: "What Makes You Tick? How Successful People Do It - And What You Can Learn from Them". http://www.cnbc.com/id/31370092

Michael Kors and Heidi Klum Speak Out for Breast Cancer http://www.wwd.com/retail-news/michael-kor...er-2167590#/wwd Michael Kors and Heidi Klum, “Project Runway” collaborators, are extending their rapport to a charitable cause. The duo has been tapped by Saks Fifth Avenue and The Breast Cancer Research Foundation for Saks’ 2009 Key to the Cure campaign — with Klum serving as this year’s ambassador and Kors designing the limited edition T-shirt that benefits the cause. The public service announcement, featuring Klum wearing Kors’ T-shirt, will appear in fashion and lifestyle magazines in September and October. The $40 T-shirt will launch at Saks Fifth Avenue stores, its Off 5th units and on saks.com on Oct. 1, with a part of the proceeds going to local charity partners. For Kors, participating in this campaign also means much to him personally. The mother of Lance Le Pere, executive vice president and creative director at his company and Kors’ partner, passed away from breast cancer, and the designer has had many people in his family, as well as his friends, affected by the disease. Kors was full of praise for the program and Evelyn Lauder, who founded Breast Cancer Research Foundation in 1993, for their achievements. “The number of advances have been pretty remarkable in the last few years, and I think that keeping the noise about the situation up is so important,” he said. “If this is a way that I can give back and at the same time design something that perhaps makes you feel a little glamorous and puts a bit of a smile on your face, it is a triple win-win.” “It’s important that we all work continuously to find the cure for cancer and to find answers,” Klum said. “This year’s T-shirt is fabulous and not just because Michael, my fashion inspiration and great friend, designed it. It’s fun and comfortable and really a great gift for yourself or a family member or friend that you can give to support a very worthy cause.” The designer drew design inspiration for the T-shirt from both Klum and Lauder. “In my mind, I was thinking, what do these two women have in common?” he said. “Both of them have a great sense of humor, they both appreciate glamour. I was playing around with it, and when I was down in Florida, I thought, ‘I love the idea of Palm Beach punk, because I always love the idea of taking a panther print, and in pink, it is feminine and glamorous. Every woman I know wants to live in white jeans, so if you can throw it on with white jeans or a skinny black pant, it’s the perfect thing.” Once again, Saks is organizing a special charity shopping weekend around the initiative. This year, it will take place Oct. 15 to 18, and Saks plans to donate 2 percent of sales up to $250,000 to local and national women’s cancer organizations and research centers. In addition, Saks will make a $500,000 contribution to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Over the past 10 years, these shopping weekends at Saks have generated more than $32 million toward cancer research. Klum and Kors join a lengthy list of celebrities and designers who have participated in this campaign. Gwyneth Paltrow was its ambassador last year, and Karl Lagerfeld designed the special T-shirt. Others have included Hilary Swank with a T-shirt by Diane von Furstenberg, Renée Zellweger with Juicy Couture, Glenn Close with Oscar de la Renta, Charlize Theron with Marc Jacobs and Nicole Kidman with Stella McCartney. “We really could not have thought of a better and more natural collaboration for the campaign than to have Michael behind the design of the shirt and Heidi as the face of it,” Saks’ chairman and chief executive officer Stephen I. Sadove said. “I believe that their partnership for KTTC will be another tremendous success that people will really embrace and one that helps Saks keep the momentum in our efforts to raise money for cancer research and treatment.”

Couple of old interviews: Backstage at the 2008 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show with Plum TV: http://www.plumtv.com/videos/miami-1-1-with-heidi-klum-0/ For Forbes' Most Powerful Celebrities list 2008: http://video.forbes.com/fvn/celebrities08/kb_klum061008

Great stuff Ksenia!

The Ellen show is a repeat of her last appearance where she stripped out of her dress that she was donating to charity. VampireHorde already recorded it: http://www.bellazon.com/main/index.php?s=&...t&p=1686978

http://www.usmagazine.com/news/heidi-klum-...regnancy-200996 Heidi Klum isn’t worried about piling on the pounds with her fourth pregnancy. “Certain things you get used to,” said the Project Runway host Sunday at the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation's "A Time For Heroes" celebrity carnival. “You get used to all the changes of your body. It’s not like I’m going, ‘Oh my God!’ I’m used to that part of it.” Klum — who is already mom to Leni, 5, Henry, 3, and Johan, 2 — insists she’s not concerned about getting back her post-baby bod. “I’m not worried,” said Klum. “I know my body will go back again!” Klum — who is married to singer Seal — says her children have already noticed the changes in her body. “They get it,” she said. “They always rub my tummy. If I had a dress on, Leni would literally go all the way down under my dress to rub my tummy. And I go, ‘My underwear is showing, thank you very much!’" Added Klum (who is expecting a baby girl): “You feel like a Buddha!”

Here is HQ version of Heidi at Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation, Sunday, June 7, 2009, in Los Angeles:

I don't have the right software to do that.

Great! Thanks!

Heidi on the red, err, black carpet at the Star Trek premiere 30 April 2009:

Do you know the video those were taken from MjAtaura?

Are you sure? I've had this scan for many years from a magazine and it was attributed to Heidi Klum: Pretty sure. Here's the original photoshoot. Check out photos 5 and 7. Well, there are a lot of websites out there that have it wrong, then. I've only ever seen that picture attributed to Heidi and my own search of Terese Gargas found nothing. Good find.

http://www.tadias.com/2009/06/02/tadias-in...next-top-model/ The following is an interview with Sarah Nuru, who was crowned Germany’s Top Model last month after she beat out 21,000 contestants to claim the coveted title. Heidi Klum, the top model host, made the announcement in front of a packed crowd of 15,000 in the Cologne Lanxess Arena. The 19-year-old fashion model from Munich, whose parents immigrated from Ethiopia, has earned the nickname “Sunshine” from Germany’s Next Top Model, and was wildly popular with her competitors. Here is our interview with Sara. Tadias: Sara, thank you for your time and congratulations on your tremendous accomplishments. How does it feel to be crowned Germany’s Next Top Model? Sara: Thank you very much, I feel very happy. Yes it is quite amazing what is going on right now. It will probably take time until I really recognize this amazing development. But so far, it is a wonderful experience and right now a very exciting time for me. Tadias: What does this title mean for your future career? Sara: To be honest, the title is a great door-opener but I will not lay back and enjoy the title . I have a great chance to make the very best of my benefit. Since the 21st of May, the day I became Germany’s next Top-model, I was hardly at home, worked day and night and really enjoyed my new life as a model! That’s how I imagined it. Tadias: This is historical in a sense that the media is saying that you are the first black person to be crowned Germany’s Next Top Model. Did you feel additional pressure because of your cultural background? Sara: Well, I feel honored that you call it “historical”, but I wouldn’t make a big thing of it . For me, it is of course fantastic to be a black model. I’m very happy that I became the winner of Germany’s next Top-model beside so many beautiful and talented girls. I’m Ethiopian through my parents that’s a fact and I’m absolutely proud of it. But I can’t imagine that my skin color had a big effect for my victory at this show . Tadias: Where do you see yourself in a few years? Sara: It is quite difficult to predict a career, but I have a reliable agency and already great jobs and 4 big campaigns to work for. Of course, it is desirable for every model to be successful in the international model business. But I am someone who is down to earth and I, of course, will work hard and be calm and serene in attending to my ways. Tadias: Is there anything else you would like to share with our readers? Sara: Thank you to everyone who believed in me. And, yes, just like I said stay true to yourself and never forget were you came from. Tadias: Good luck Sara. Sara: Thank you very much and all the best.

Are you sure? I've had this scan for many years from a magazine and it was attributed to Heidi Klum:

This image taken by Antoine Verglas a few years ago is a little naughty:

I don't remember seeing this video before. Extra behind the scenes at the VS "The Perfect One" photoshoot: http://extratv.warnerbros.com/2009/03/heid...strips_down.php

Access Hollywood behind the scenes video of Heidi and Tim Gunn posing for Entertainment Weekly: http://www.accesshollywood.com/inside-heid...t_video_1112799

Heidi Klum is closing the gap with Gisele Bundchen. Last year, Forbes estimated Gisele's income as $35 million (#1 in the world among models), while Heidi was #2 at $14 million. This year, Gisele and Heidi are still #1 and #2, but Heidi moved up to $16 million while Gisele fell down to $25 million. http://www.forbes.com/2009/05/27/moss-bund...dia-models.html http://www.forbes.com/2008/04/30/models-bu...0topmodels.html