Pamela Anderson has come clean with her kids about the sex tape she made with ex-husband Tommy Lee.
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The 42-year-old former Baywatch star and Playboy cover girl told British talk show host Jeremy Kyle it was her appearance in Borat that led to the discussion with her two sons, Brandon, 12, and Dylan, 11...
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Is the third time the, uh, charm? Robin Wright Penn has reportedly filed for divorce from Sean Penn, marking the third time in nearly two years the couple has split up. (TVGuide.com's calls to the couple's rep were not immediately returned.) But the Penns aren't the only stars with divided hearts. Check out these other celebrity couples who break up to make up to break up to — you get the picture.
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NBC announced Thursday that Pamela Anderson will make a cameo appearance as herself on an upcoming episode of Kath & Kim. Who better to personify the celebrity culture in which the show's mother-and-daughter protagonists so actively participate? More Pam after the jump...
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We should have known when Pam came out in a robe to do her guest appearance on Ellen that garments would go flying! The Baywatch bombshell proceeded to strip down to a tiny-weeny bikini and play pretend volleyball — but instead of looking athletic, Pammy looked like, well, a booby blonde jumping around in a bikini. Oh sure, now that Ellen is a married woman she's pulling out all the stops to get her attention.
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Jeers to Pam Anderson for insisting that her new E! series, Pam: Girl on the Loose, isn't a reality show but rather, "an eight-part documentary." What sets it apart from, say, Denise Richards: It's Complicated? Aside from Anderson's admirable decision not to show her kids' faces on camera, not much. Sure, there are fancy visuals — split screens, grainy film stocks, annoyingly Perez Hiltonesque graffiti scrawls — but the content is all-too-familiar. Pam cooks with her mom, hangs out in Vegas with her celeb pals, sells her old stuff for charity. Oh, and she's got the standard reality-TV accessory: a put-upon assistant. Pam may not be real (at least parts of her aren't), but that doesn't mean her show's not "reality."• Share your own raves and rants about other shows on the Reader Cheers & Jeers discussion board.• We may feature your Cheer or Jeer on TVGuide.com or in TV Guide magazine!
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