Hasta La Gadget!

We love Mila Kunis because she’s able to strike that perfect balance between laid-back tomboy and glam red carpet star. Since we’re such big fans, we were slightly taken aback when we saw her cover photo for Glamour‘s August 2012 issue.

Mila looks beautiful (as per usual), but there was something a little off about the photo — her head looks way oversized. We suspect it’s a case of Photoshop-inflicted bobble head, but we’re confused why any magazine would want to do that to their cover star.

Besides her strange retouching, the petite actress looks pretty adorable in a denim-on-denim ensemble, floppy hat and some major mascara. Inside the mag, she sticks with the low-key denim look in cut-off shorts while lounging on a fire escape and licking an ice cream cone (frozen desserts are so hot right now). Mila even dishes on her current body image and “Black Swan” svelte physique:

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I am all in favor of peoples’ fun and games, just not with my health care dollars. Now, under our new health insurance system, if an insurer spends less than 80 percent of the premiums it collects on healthcare, they owe us the difference.
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Melissa Joan Hart, who’ll become a mom for the third time in the fall, says she and her husband and two sons want to keep the baby’s gender a surprise.

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Between Mario Balotelli’s impressive performance in the Euro 2012 Semifinals, the 2012 NBA Draft and Sidney Crosby’s massive 12-year contract, there was no lack of sports trending terms on Twitter this week. As per usual, professional athletes were among those participating in the conversations. Of course, some of the athletes we follow chose to weigh in on off-the-field events like the Supreme Court healthcare ruling.

We’ve once again scoured our timeline from the past week to bring you what we believe to be the best of the best — and/or the most bizarre — that athletes have to offer via Twitter. Vote on which athlete you believe had this week’s best tweet. The winner will be given remarkable Interweb cred and 140 characters worth of salutations via the @HuffPostSports Twitter account.

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Tragedy hit a chimpanzee sanctuary in South Africa this week, when an American graduate student sustained injuries in a severe chimp attack that have left him in critical condition. Andrew Oberle was repeatedly bitten and dragged nearly half a mile by the animals. No others were injured, reported the Associated Press.

In Texas, the death of a cattle herd has been tied to cyanide, or prussic acid, poisoning from “a common Bermuda grass hybrid found in grazing lands across Texas,” explained AP. The grass, which was introduced in 1992, is known for its drought resistance. This was the first case of cattle cyanide deaths from the grass.

In lighter animal news, check out this live webcam of Atlantic puffins waddling around a remote Maine island. The cams, streamed from the largest U.S. puffin colony at Seal Island National Wildlife Refuge, were installed by the National Audubon Society and explore.org. In case you missed it, this puppy on a beach has a good time trying to make friends with a crab.

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