Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue

"I do work out five times a week, but I'm never dieting. I try to be healthy because to be happy and healthy on the inside shows on the outside."

— Irina Shayk, fashion model, girlfriend to soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, and newest cover model for Sport's Illustrated's 2011 swimsuit edition. Irina, who "loves food too much to not eat," has also said that she works out not "to be skinny, but because it just makes me feel good to start my day with a workout."

Check out all the swimsuit models on Late Show with David Letterman.

• Brooklyn Decker poses in a bikini to promote the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue — Hollywood Tuna
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• Details on Sofia Vergara's boyfriend's lawsuit against the city of LA — TMZ
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• Carrie Underwood's life got a little easier now that Mike's been traded — Lainey Gossip
• Anderson Cooper opens up about his Egypt experience — D-Listed
• Ricky Martin talks about fatherhood — JustJared
• Lindsay Lohan could get lucky with the law — PopEater
• First look at Halle Berry on The Simpsons — Pink Is the New Blog
• Jesse Eisenberg compares award season to bar mitzvahs — The Superficial
• Find out which stars have Valentine's plans — cityrag
• Is Kim Kardashian actually being nice to Paris Hilton? — popbytes

We were super excited to catch up with Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition cover model Brooklyn Decker while she was on duty as a spokeswoman for Gillette last week. Besides giving Pop the inside scoop on what it was like to work with Jennifer Aniston in Just Go With It and telling Buzz why she wanted to try acting, the 5-foot-9 svelte beauty also shared with us how she stays so uber-fit and why she leaves the tennis playing to her husband, pro (hottie!) Andy Roddick. Check out what else Brooklyn said about maintaining a healthy life:

PopSugar: How do you stay in shape while traveling?
Brooklyn Decker: It's hard because [gyms in Europe] are a lot smaller . . . so the thing I started doing when I started modeling is I started running. When I travel to all these countries I never get an opportunity to see them because we're working all day long. So for me it was my way to sightsee (oddly enough), and I really got to see a city and still work out while I was doing it. The biggest thing is having that iPod playlist and tuning out, zoning in on yourself, and just running. And you can do that anywhere in the world really. Other than that, I just hope they have a gym and have weights wherever I go!

PS: What do you listen to on your iPod?
BD: Everything from Jay-Z, U2, the Killers . . . I have Taylor Swift, good music and bad music — anything really that has a beat and will keep me moving. Jay-Z and Black Eyed Peas are big ones.

PS: What are your favorite core exercises?
BD: Abs! I do tons of abs. Especially before a shoot, I'll always do a series of abs before. The biggest thing — when you see the biggest difference — is alternating your workout. So for me I'll do straight sit-ups or rotating sit-ups . . . and side crunches. It's all about really mixing it up. The more you mix it up, the more effective the workout is, the less bored you get with it.

Find out what Brooklyn said about bulking up, working out with Andy, and Sour Patch Kids when you read more

If you don't know who Brooklyn Decker is, you will soon. Brooklyn landed the coveted Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover this year — she's also married to tennis hottie Andy Roddick. The pics of the 22-year-old fashion model are downright smokin', but looking that good takes some work for the 5-foot-9 svelte beauty, as she shared recently with Us Magazine: "I would be lying if I said genes didn’t have a large part to do with my size and shape, but I have to really work at it."

To stay in shape, Brooklyn defers to one of the 25-minute workouts she learned while filming the Elle Make Better fitness DVD collection. The collection contains three separate workouts — high-intensity cardio, yoga, and body sculpting — that feature Brooklyn alongside celebrity trainers. Brooklyn does at least one of the fitness routines three times a week — I'm thinking a 25-minute session is pretty manageable for even the busiest gals out there! As for which workout she loves best, Brooklyn says it has to be yoga.

To find out the details of Brooklyn's workout and see her swimsuit pics, read more

Las Vegas was in for a treat on Thursday night as the lovely ladies of Sports Illustrated's new swimsuit issue celebrated the issue at the Hard Rock Hotel. Cover girl Brooklyn Decker almost didn't make the party due to an airport delay, but she made it in time to happily pose with her fellow models — though she didn't join them in smoking inside the club. Her husband Andy Roddick sadly missed out because he was busy with his tennis. Bar Refaeli hit the red carpet in a LBD that was much skimpier than the one she wore to an earlier event in NYC, while her boyfriend Leonardo DiCaprio made an appearance in a magazine of his own.

More photos of Bar and Brooklyn in Vegas so read more