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Here's what all the fuss is about:

• The other day on Instagram, Victoria's Secret posted a topless photo of Elsa Hosk and Martha Hunt doing graffiti during a shoot (above). And although we appreciate the pic, we strongly disapprove of the girls' choice to forego facemasks. Safety precautions — unlike shirts and pants — should never be thrown to the wind.

• Earlier this week, actress and Fabletics co-founder Kate Hudson modeled her company's new line of Valentine's Day loungewear on Instagram (below). In related news, only people with bodies like Kate Hudson would consider that stuff "loungewear."

• Speaking of folks with fabulous physiques, we recently reached out to yoga expert Dempsey Marks for help toning up our most stubborn areas — namely, our inner thighs and butt. Watch the video below to learn her tricks, then change into your movement-friendly "loungewear" and follow along at home:

• NBC has revealed the celebrity contestants who will be competing for Arnold Schwarzenegger's approval on this year's season of "The Apprentice." They include Jon Lovitz, Boy George, Snooki, and around a dozen other hopefuls whom Arnold will eventually fire for being flabby losers and pitiful girlymen.

• Former One Direction singer Zayn Malik has released his solo single "Pillowtalk" — which is about sex — along with its accompanying music video — which is also about sex, and features Zayn kissing his supermodel girlfriend Gigi Hadid. (You can watch below, but some of the language is NSFW.) Suffice it to say, we get the message, Zayn: It's good to be a pop star.

• On Thursday, Leonardo DiCaprio met with Pope Francis to discuss their mutual efforts to fight climate change. However, the meeting only lasted about 15 minutes, so it's highly unlikely they made any real headway — especially considering that Leo probably used up five of those minutes asking for directions to the nearest nightclub filled with Italian models.

• 20th Century Fox and DreamWorks have debuted the first trailer for "Trolls," an upcoming animated film based on the neon-haired dolls you collected in the early '90s. Judging by the clip (below), the movie aims to explain the fantastical lore behind the colorful critters, which, for some reason, involves a moderate amount of twerking:

• Paul Kantner, a founding member of the psychedelic rock group Jefferson Airplane, passed away on Thursday of organ failure and septic shock following a heart attack earlier this week. He was 74, and even though this sucks, at least Kanter made it to his 70s, which is more than can be said for a lot of his contemporaries in the business. What the heck is going on?!?

• And finally, according to English actor Dominic Monaghan, the late David Bowie auditioned for a prominent role in "The Lord of the Rings." However, the filmmakers ultimately rejected Bowie, forever depriving fans of the sweet song-and-dance sequence that their fantasy film so desperately lacked: