If you’re having difficulty shifting those last three pounds, it may be because you’re not on the right diet.

Last week the world oohed and aahed at the beautiful celebrities that walked the red carpet for the 2010 Golden Globes. Of course all of the women looked fabulous but New York Times blogger Andy Port wrote an essay called, ‘Now Scrutinizing: A Rounder Golden Globes’ where she actually suggested that women such as Jennifer Aniston , Kate Hudson and Courtney Cox had put on some weight. She wrote, “It’s almost criminal to name names, because the very actresses whose body-mass indexes have been the subject of endless tabloid speculation are the very ones now sporting sexier curves.” Well, Cox’s husband, David Arquette actually responded to the article because he’s tired of the media drawing attention to the weight debate.

In a recent post I mentioned that I unexpectedly gained more than five pounds out of no where. It’s funny that while I was so consumed with the sudden unwanted weight gain, I hadn’t noticed other signs of poor health creeping up on me–such as fuzzy memory, splitting nails, frizzy hair, dry skin and an uncontrollable twitch in my eye

In a recent post I mentioned that I unexpectedly gained more than five pounds out of no where.

It’s easy for celebrities to lose their extra baby weight; they have personal trainers pushing them to their physical limits, personal chefs who wait on them day and night, and the pressures of Hollywood to return to their former skinny self.