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Super 6 heartbreak

By Tim Clement - Twitter: @SkyTimClement.   Last Updated: January 10, 2013 10:43am

Super 6: Free to play with a £100k jackpot up for grabs

Frank Lampard may have been celebrating etching his name further into Chelsea's history books last weekend, but he also cost one Super 6 player the £100k jackpot.

The 34-year-old moved joint second with Kerry Dixon in the club's all-time leading goalscorers list as he netted the fifth their 5-1 victory at Southampton.

While Lampard wheeled off celebrating putting the icing on a fine comeback win, Carl Chamberlain was left reeling as a 4-1 scoreline would have left him with six correct scores from his predictions.

Carl, from Dunstable, was not left completely empty handed however, as he won the £5,000 weekly prize plus a £1,5000 'Get 5 bonus' for his FA Cup selections.

Sky Sports Soccer Saturday pundit Phil Thompson gave Carl a good run for his money as four of his six correct score predictions came in, giving him bragging rights in the studio.

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Wait, What?! Super Freaky Photos of Women Who Dress Like Dolls

The latest Internet trend has girls radically altering their bodies to look like living dolls, and then posting photos online

By Alesandra Dubin - June 12, 2013

The Internet is home to many creepy things you can never un-see. Right now, it's the breeding ground for a bizarre craze in which women (and a man or two) show off the results of their attempts — through dramatic plastic surgery, makeup and other methods — to look just like human Barbies or porcelain dolls.

And wouldn't you know? Some are gathering huge followings on social media or YouTube pages with their video beauty tutorials. Many followers are fans legitimately interested in emulating the living dolls' looks — and others gawk for the same reason you probably can't look away right now.

Here we bring you some of the most unbelievable living doll photos we've seen. It's downright baffling. You've been warned.

Facebook.com/valerialukyanovaamatue21

We are trying to figure out how Ukraine's Valeria Lukyanova walks without falling over, but we figure her left hand is propping her up out of frame.

Twitter.com/dakotakoti

Dakota Rose has more than 77,000 Twitter followers — plus a YouTube channel with tutorials on how anyone interested can emulate her style.

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Here's what Venus Angelic wants you to know about her, per her website: "My sparkling personality, my voice and my me exists only once in this entire universe." We think that's probably true.

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We're glad Olga Oleynik is sitting down in these shots, because it seems like falling over every time she stands up would be a real risk and that makes us nervous.

Facebook.com/AnastasiyaFukkacumiShpagina

Ukraine's Anastasiya Shpagina has close to 100,000 Facebook followers, including many who gush over her porcelain good looks in the photo comments.

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Oh yes, there's at least one Ken doll to go with all these Barbies: New York's Justin Jedlica credits a fascination with the lives of celebs like Michael Jackson and Donald Trump for his desire to transform his looks this way (presented without further comment).

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Super Cute Fashion Risks You Need to Be Taking This Summer

Summer's coming, and that means it's time to bust out of your demure shell and get to risk taking. Here are fashion and beauty trends that you can absolutely pull off this summer.

By Alesandra Dubin - June 4, 2013 Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic, Anita Bugge/WireImage

Here's why crop tops are wearable right now (unlike the ones you might remember from the last decade they were popular): They don't bare that much. Think more a peek of rib cage than a bra-to-hip reveal.

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Cutouts are omnipresent on red carpets these days, and you can get the celebs' right-now look with even a sweet keyhole at the bustline or flash of waistline.

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You could go full Gatsby by wearing an all-fringe dress for an evening out, or just dip your toe into the trend with a bit of the stuff on a swimsuit or handbag.

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The great thing about lace is its versatility. Dress up with a full lace gown, or pair a pretty top with a denim jacket for everyday gorgeousness.

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We love the trend of mismatched two-piece swimwear for its total cost effectiveness: Try a fun combination of two suits you've worn in past seasons — et voila! A totally updated beach-ready masterpiece.

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Look crazy pulled-together in this classic color combo that gets a summer update in sweet frocks and lightweight pants.

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You don't have to go crazy with nail art to make a very on-trend statement. Try a mani in a fun color, with a contrasting hue on each ring finger for attention-grabbing accent nails. Tres chic!

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If you're into conjuring crazy '80s excess, fear not: Updated for this season, neon makes a bold statement in little pops of color on shoes, belts, and clutches. Head-to-toe commitment isn't necessary, but it is fun, especially when applied to a pretty frock!

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So gorgeous, so you — yes you! Anyone can wear this look, which is also easy to maintain since the color doesn't begin at the roots.

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From colorful frames and lenses to wacky shapes, statement sunglasses are both totally on-trend -- and also a perfect way to get the sun protection you already needed for your eyes this summer. Alesandra Dubin is a Los Angeles-based writer and the founder of home and travel blog Homebody in Motion. Follow her on Twitter: @alicedubin.Connect with Us Follow Our Pins

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Super Easy Toenail Designs: Watch These GIFs for the DIY!

A shortcut to the perfect summer pedicure, these toenail design how-tos are equal parts cute and easy

By Amanda Hawkins - June 5, 2013

From sandy beaches to flip flops that expose your toes to pretty much everything, sometimes summer pedicures barely last a week. To keep your tips looking fresh try one (or all!) our favorite pedi quick-changes.

To DIY, simply choose a rainbow of five colors and paint each toe a different hue. The effect looks really on trend, but takes no extra time than a standard pedi.

Subtle, but really fun, a glittery diagonal effect starts with a coat of nude polish. After it's completely dry, position a strip of tape across the top. Paint glitter polish on the exposed part of the nail, and then peel away the tape. The result is nude with a little attitude.

A topcoat of matching glitter adds dimension to a plain pedicure. Begin with a bright color (such as the orange we used here) and select a glitter in the same color family (we went with gold).

Start with day-old white nails and select two or more colors for dots. Choose complementary hues (think shades or blue and green) or contrasting colors like blue and orange dots. Drop blobs of nail polish on a scrap of paper. Dip a small brush (a pointed Q-tip also works) into the nail polish and paint tiny dots on your toenails.

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Wait, What?! Super Freaky Photos of Women Who Dress Like Dolls

The latest Internet trend has girls radically altering their bodies to look like living dolls, and then posting photos online

By Alesandra Dubin - June 12, 2013

The Internet is home to many creepy things you can never un-see. Right now, it's the breeding ground for a bizarre craze in which women (and a man or two) show off the results of their attempts — through dramatic plastic surgery, makeup and other methods — to look just like human Barbies or porcelain dolls.

And wouldn't you know? Some are gathering huge followings on social media or YouTube pages with their video beauty tutorials. Many followers are fans legitimately interested in emulating the living dolls' looks — and others gawk for the same reason you probably can't look away right now.

Here we bring you some of the most unbelievable living doll photos we've seen. It's downright baffling. You've been warned.

Facebook.com/valerialukyanovaamatue21

We are trying to figure out how Ukraine's Valeria Lukyanova walks without falling over, but we figure her left hand is propping her up out of frame.

Twitter.com/dakotakoti

Dakota Rose has more than 77,000 Twitter followers — plus a YouTube channel with tutorials on how anyone interested can emulate her style.

venusangelic.com

Here's what Venus Angelic wants you to know about her, per her website: "My sparkling personality, my voice and my me exists only once in this entire universe." We think that's probably true.

Facebook.com/pages/Olga-Olyenik/495864760447997

We're glad Olga Oleynik is sitting down in these shots, because it seems like falling over every time she stands up would be a real risk and that makes us nervous.

Facebook.com/AnastasiyaFukkacumiShpagina

Ukraine's Anastasiya Shpagina has close to 100,000 Facebook followers, including many who gush over her porcelain good looks in the photo comments.

justinjedlica.com

Oh yes, there's at least one Ken doll to go with all these Barbies: New York's Justin Jedlica credits a fascination with the lives of celebs like Michael Jackson and Donald Trump for his desire to transform his looks this way (presented without further comment).

Alesandra Dubin is a contributing writer on iVillage and founder of home and travel blog Homebody in Motion. Follow her on Google+ and Twitter. Connect with Us Follow Our Pins

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