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Another video from Entertainment Tonight discussing Heidi's 2000 pairs of shoes (and more): http://www.etonline.com/fashion/145240_Heidi_Klum_Owns_2_000_Pairs_of_Shoes/index.html

From NBC Universal Summer Press Day (8 April 2014): http://www.eonline.com/news/529782/heidi-klum-s-bra-was-stolen-by-a-magician-on-america-s-got-talent-i-was-a-little-droopy If you had the opportunity to steal a world-renowned supermodel's bra, would you take it? On the new season of America's Got Talent, one gutsy magician did just that! Victoria's Secret model-turned-judge Heidi Klum revealed that during the audition process for the reality series' upcoming ninth season, one performer charmed the bra right off of her. Literally. "There was a magician, and one minute I was wearing a bra, and then next minute he was holding my bra and I have no idea how he did that!" Heidi exposed to a room full of reporters at the NBCUniversal Summer Press Tour on Tuesday. Millions of men should now be applauding this soon-to-be famous magician. So how did the America's Got Talent crowd discover that Heidi was telling the truth? Fellow judge Howie Mandel checked! The blond bombshell explained with a laugh that she gave Howie a sneak-peek underneath her blouse to prove that her black lacy bra was indeed missing. "He wanted to know if it was really missing and he checked and it was gone," she said. "That was my favorite morning so far on the show," Howie beamed. "The show benefited, I benefited and the act benefited." But the show must go on! Like a true professional, Heidi continued on with a full day of auditions completely braless. There was only one downside to the model's freeing experience: "I was a little droopy from then on!" she unapologetically revealed. It's nice to know that even world-famous supermodels still prefer a little push.

Heidi Klum Owns 2,000 Pairs of Shoes! http://styleblazer.com/234049/styleblazer-exclusive-heidi-klum-owns-2000-pairs-shoes/ If we could walk a day in anyone’s shoes, it would be Heidi Klum’s. The mother, mogul, and supermodel has strutted on the runway, on reality TV, and in sky-high heels. Maybe we would pass on the opportunity to stroll down the catwalk in 7-inch stilettos (and save ourselves a trip to the emergency room) — but a chance to rock any option from her 2,000-pairs of pumps, boots, flats and sandals? Not even a question. Because she knows all about uncomfortable kicks, last week in NYC, Heidi launched the new Dr. Scholl’s DreamWalk line to inspire women everywhere to get uncomfortable shoes out of their closets. Amen. “We did a fun commercial. I wanted to make sure it was fun and it shows a little bit more my personality, so they came up with the idea of the ‘shoe meanies’,” said Heidi, referring to heels with viscous faces. “I show how the ‘shoe meanie’ gets tamed by putting the insole in it,” explained the Project Runway host. “I wanted to have some humor to it.” In an exclusive interview, we sat down with the super model to chat all about shoes – the good, the awful, and that collection of hers. Too bad we aren’t a size 11. StyleBlazer: What is the ‘meanest’ shoe you’ve ever worn? Heidi Klum: When they are 7-inches high, and they have no platform in the front, you are really with your toes on the floor. You are so arched that it’s hard to walk in. I feel that I can walk in any shoe, but if the heel is too high and there is no platform in the front, I even have problems too. I have to really pretend like I know what I’m doing. SB: That’s pretty miserable. How many different shoes do you think you’ve worn in your career? HK: I think I probably have 2,000 [pairs of] shoes at home. SB: Where do you put them all? HK: They are in the basement. I have them all in boxes, photographed. I have two girls. All of my most beautiful things, I kept for them. SB: Do you have a favorite pair? HK: It’s hard, because I have so many beautiful bedazzled ones from Jimmy Choo, gorgeous old Manolo Blahniks. Sometimes you wear them once to a red carpet, and sometimes it was made for a specific dress. I have been doing this for 20 years, so I have a good assortment of unusual shoes. Some are one-of-a-kind, so you don’t want to toss them. I kept them for my daughters. SB: Have you worn all 2,000 of them? HK: Yeah, I have. [sometimes] you wear them once and then sometimes they don’t see the day of light again. So, now they are in the basement hoping for my daughters to have the same shoe size. I’m a size 11, so I don’t know if that is going to work out. I have big feet!

Found some smaller clips from the Rachel Ray show: http://www.rachaelrayshow.com/celebs/17740_Heidi_Klum_Cooking_With_Rach/index.html Plus, her recipe for sauerkraut soup: http://www.rachaelrayshow.com/recipe/17725_Heidi_Klum_Sauerkraut_Soup/index.html

Heidi was on The Rachel Ray show today (7 April 2014). Hopefully, someone has the full video: http://www.rachaelrayshow.com/celebs/17731_Promo8146/index.html

Interview at the Dr. Scholl's event (2 April 2014):

Inside Heidi Klum Family's 'New Chapter' http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/inside-heidi-klum-familys-chapter/story?id=23166900 Family vacations have completely changed for Heidi Klum. Her kids, Leni, 9, Henry, 8, Johan, 7, Lou, 4, whose father is Klum's ex-husband, Seal, are finally starting to be more self-sufficient. "It's easier now. It's a different phase," Klum, 40, told ABC News of her recent trip to the Bahamas with her brood. "They can all swim. Obviously, you still have to watch them. But they're on a different level now. It's a new chapter." Klum earned the time away. Not only does she work on TV shows including "Germany's Next Top Model" and "Project Runway," but she's also a spokeswoman for several campaigns, including Dr. Scholl's DreamWalk line. For the TV host, the Dr. Scholl's partnership was a natural one because she spends most of her time in stilettos and, she said, "my feet always hurt!" Still, don't expect to see her in flats any time soon. "If I wear flats, people usually come up to me and say, 'You're so much shorter than I thought!'" she said with a laugh. "Once I heard that, I thought, 'I have to wear heels all the time, otherwise I'll disappoint people.'" Unless, of course, she's at the beach or relaxing at home with her family. When she's not working, Klum said, she'll indulge in a body scrub from time to time. But mostly, she's at home with her family, watching TV or movies on Apple TV. She's also teaching them to cook "anything," but especially German dishes she learned from her mother. "I try to involve them in it so they see how much work goes in it," she said. "Then, they appreciate it more."

The Photographer Behind Heidi Klum's Sexiest Instagram Photos: Her Mom! Heidi Klum has worked with some of the world’s greatest photographers on her sexy photoshoots: Rankin. Norman Jean Roy. And … her mom? Yep! Erna Klum is the mastermind behind many of the supermodel’s daringly bare Instagram pics. “My most sexy photos I would say she took,” Klum told PEOPLE at the Dr. Scholl’s DreamWalk insole launch. “She’s like, ‘Ooh, move this way, move that way!” In fact, some of her most risqué photos have been her mom’s idea, Klum admits. “There’s one people talked about where I was hugging a palm tree and I was topless? My mom took that one,” Klum says. “When I had a sandy butt? My mom took that one. So my mom is responsible for those pictures.” When she’s not snapping pics on the beach, Klum’s hard at work in heels (which might explain why she’s the face of the new Dr. Scholl’s campaign). “I’ve been working as a model for 20 years, and I’m always, always, always, always in my heels,” she says. “I’m so used to my feet hurting … I probably wear heels more than I wear flats.” So does the professional runway walker ever give her arches a break and slip into something more comfy in her downtime? “Rarely. Sometimes if I have to go straight from work to the airport, then I will bring something in my bag to change into,” Klum says. “After I fly and have swollen feet, then I put some flat shoes on afterward, but I normally don’t.” While she’s grown used to strutting in sky-high stilettos herself, Klum says she “very rarely” lets her daughters (Leni, 9 1/2, and Lou, 4 1/2) wear the look. “Leni has some heels. Lou has a little cha-cha heel. Every once in a while they get to wear them, like if we go to a special dinner,” Klum tells PEOPLE. “But I don’t think you should form their little feet into heels yet.” The girls do look forward to when Mom gets ready for a night on the town, though. “They love when I go to major events and I have real gowns on, like if I go to the Oscars or Golden Globes,” Klum says. “When I go downstairs, my girls are always like, ‘Oh, Mommy, you look like a princess!’

Video from Entertainment Tonight about Dr. Scholl's, and if she would consider joining as host of Good Morning America: http://www.etonline.com/news/145044_Does_Heidi_Klum_Have_Her_Eye_on_GMA/index.html

And another Maserati video:

Someone posted the "zombie" video on YouTube:

The German media dug up an old video from Heidi's high school days, where she played a "man-machine-clone" sent to destroy the world in one of her friend's science-fiction movies: Video here: http://www.bild.de/unterhaltung/leute/heidi-klum/haetten-sie-die-erkannt-35291510.bild.html English translation: Video of ex-classmate appears! Heidi Klum in zombie film Bizarre Heidi-film: Here Heidi has her brain removed From zombie to topmodel! Heidi Klum (40) started small... 25 years ago she inspired her classmate Parviz Khosrawi (42) so much that he decided to make a zombie movie for her! The title: "Heidi Klum: the Female Killing Machine." The story: Klum stars as a man-machine-clone, that is - surprise - sent to destroy the world. Khosrawi is now a reporter for RTL. in BILD, he recalled, "Heidi thought it was all great! So did I. I absolutely wanted to get to know her." He recently found the film again while cleaning. "I was bent over with laughter when I saw how I looked back then."

Here's another one for Maserati:

Short behind-the-scenes videos for Maserati:

Supermodel Heidi Klum’s bangin’ workout playlist http://www.wellandgoodnyc.com/2014/03/24/supermodel-heidi-klums-bangin-workout-playlist/ Just like the rest of us “normal” people, even supermodel Heidi Klum sometimes needs extra motivation to energize her workouts. The two things that really get her into the zone? Style and music, says the Project Runway host, who’s known for being a runner (and has been spotted doing hard-core explosive training moves like box jumps and step-ups on park benches). And it just so happens that spring marks the third installment of Klum’s fitness fashion collab with New Balance. “I wanted to design clothing for women that would not only look good and perform well but also make them feel good when they are working up a sweat,” shes says. “Having stylish and flattering workout wear is a way to motivate and inspire women to get active and go to the gym.” And once her rad leggings and running shoes are on, Klum loves to crank up the music, saying she gets her workout stamina from an amazing playlist. “I love listening to upbeat music. It really keeps me going during a long run,” Klum explains. “My kids also love a good dance party, so sometimes we turn up the volume and dance around together.” What’s the runner listening to now? Here are the songs at the top of her iTunes queue that she’s using to put her workout into overdrive—and can do the same for you. —Jamie McKillop The Playlist, by Heidi Klum 1. I Need Your Love —Calvin Harris ft. Ellie Goulding 2. Adore You —Miley Cyrus 3. Clique —Kanye West ft. Jay Z and Big Sean 4. Holy Grail —Jay Z ft. Justin Timberlake 5. Roar —Katy Perry 6. Atmosphere —Kaskade 7. Gold Dust —DJ Fresh 8. Elephant —Tame Impala 9. Wake Me Up —Avicii 10. Bastille —Pompeii

Apparently, Heidi has started working for Dr. Scholl's:

http://www.glamour.com/health-fitness/blogs/vitamin-g/2014/03/heidi-klum-workout-new-balance.html Heidi Klum Shares Her Spring Workout and Diet Secrets (And Guess What? Cheeseburgers Are Allowed) Glamour: What's your fitness regimen to get ready for bathing suit weather? Heidi Klum: I pretend it's bikini season all year and regularly make healthy decisions. My favorite workout is a long run on the Westside Highway which stretches along the Hudson River in New York City... it's a beautiful path, and you always feel surrounded by such an amazing community. You see the same people running every morning and they inspire me to keep going. That and knowing there is a Starbucks coffee at the end of the route! How often do you exercise and what tips would you give our readers on getting the best workout? HK: With my busy schedule, it's impossible to have a set fitness routine. So instead I like to try and incorporate exercise into my daily life whenever I can—which requires some creativity. Sometimes I jump on the trampoline with my kids or take a hike with my dogs in the canyon by my house. Sometimes I run for 30 minutes on my treadmill, but I prefer to be outdoors. When I'm traveling, it could be doing a few sit ups in my hotel room before I head to work. My best advice to readers is to work out with a buddy. They keep you motivated and get you out of bed. I think it's also important to set goals. For example, when I started to run, I would run a mile and then walk a mile and kept building up as time went on. If you are running on the street go one mailbox or one house further each day. It also helps to build up your endurance! What types of workouts did you have in mind when you created this collection for New Balance? HK: I wear the pieces in my line for running, hiking with my dogs, riding my bike, jumping on the trampoline with my kids... pretty much for everything! I love pairing the dance pants with the floral run jacket if it's cooler out or with the cropped dance tee if it’s warmer. I made pieces you could layer depending on the workout and the weather. What's the craziest workout that you've tried this year? HK: The craziest (and most fun!) workout I've tried this year is dancing around the living room with my kids. We love listening to upbeat music, so sometimes we turn up the volume and dance around together. It's important to teach your kids the value of being active by setting a good example. What are your best diet tips? HK: I like to stick to fresh fruits and vegetables and lean proteins. In 2013, I made a New Year's resolution to drink a fruit and veggie smoothie every morning. It's one of those that went from a resolution to a life habit. My kids and I do it together and we love it. It's important to keep a balanced diet, but I'm not a fan of deprivation. If I want a cheeseburger, I am not only going to eat that cheeseburger, but I'm going to enjoy that cheeseburger.

Here's the preview clip. Her episode of Deal With It will be on next Wednesday (26 March 2014):

Heidi will make another appearance on this season of Howie Mandel's show, Deal With It: http://kearth101.cbslocal.com/2014/03/19/howie-mandel-celebrities-prank-real-people-on-deal-with-it/

Great stuff, MjAtaura!

New for Drei Wetter Taft, plus behind the scenes of the shoot:

Heidi posted this picture as her Facebook cover photo last year: I wonder if it is from the same shoot?

"I try to live my bucket list." http://www.celebritybabyscoop.com/2014/03/10/heidi-live-bucket America’s Got Talent judge Heidi Klum is sure doing “sweet” things to give back! Last week, she partnered with Operation Shower and Babies “R” Us for a “Sweet Surprises” grand-scale baby shower for 125 military moms-to-be. At the event, held at Universal Studios’ Globe Theatre in Los Angeles, Klum showered the expectant moms with joy and much-needed gifts from her Truly Scrumptious collection, available at Babies “R” Us. Celebrity Baby Scoop also attended the “Sweet Surprises” event and had the chance to catch up with the Project Runway star. The mom-of-four, to daughters Leni, 9 and Lou, 4, and sons Henry, 8, and Johan, 7, chatted about the Operation Shower event, her Truly Scrumptious line, how she balances everything “like other working moms,” and why she feels that she lives her bucket list. CBS: Tell us why the “Sweet Surprises” baby shower is important to you? HK: “I think that these women are all very important. They are all military moms or moms-to-be, and their husbands are far away. They don’t get to experience most of their pregnancies with their husbands, so I thought it was nice to put this event together for them to get together, share their stories, and hook them up, so that when the baby arrives they have a crib, a stroller, a diaper bag, lots of diapers and clothes, and everything. I thought it would be a nice gift for them, because their husbands do so much for us.” CBS: How did you get involved with Operation Shower? HK: “Through Babies ‘R’ Us. I’ve been with Babies ‘R’ Us now for a little over a year and at the beginning of the year, we always look at the calendar to see what kind of events they are doing. I said that for me, this Operation Shower event was an important one and I wanted to participate and gift a bunch of things to these moms. There were 125 moms invited here today and I think that it’s great!” CBS: Could you tell us more about your Truly Scrumptious line? HK: “I do cribs and bedding, lamps, rugs, and stickers for the wall, such as butterflies and monsters for the boys. I also do strollers and I try to make really cool diaper bags. I also do boy’s and girl’s clothes, which go from infant up to five years old.” CBS: What is the inspiration behind the line? Did you kids help you design any of the items? HK: “The inspiration is fun! I think that kids should have fun and be comfortable, and I wanted the clothes to be easily washed. You have to wash the clothes all the time because you want them to have fun and get dirty. I have four kids myself and my little ones love color, bright, and bedazzle, and they are not interested in black or white tee shirts or sophisticated things; they want fun stuff. The louder, the brighter, and the more ruffles, the more they are attracted to it. In regard to whether my kids helped me design the items, my son Johan has done some things for some of the boys’ clothes that I’ve done in the past. He loves to paint, so he designed some monsters that we printed onto the shirts. All of the proceeds from those shirts went to charity.” CBS: What is your favorite part about being a mom? HK: “That is so hard, because there are so many amazing things. I would say the love that you feel with a child. For me, having a family is life and I understood once I had children how amazing it is, and that nothing else is really important but them.” CBS: How do you balance your career and family life? HK: “I think I do it like other working moms, it’s just that for me, other people get to see it because I am on TV and do different things. When other moms go to an office from nine to five, I go into a studio and shoot something. It’s the same, but it just looks different from the outside. My hours are similar and I’m quite lucky that I have the weekends off and can ask to start earlier so that I can come home earlier. I have a lot more freedom, in a way. I don’t have a boss, let’s say, where you have to be there at a certain time and stay until a certain time. I am very lucky in that way, as I can say, ‘I want to start earlier because I want to be home for dinner.’ [laughs] It’s great, because I can have both; I can work and be there for my family.” CBS: What are some of your favorite family activities? HK: “We love to paint. I also do all of their activities, like they do soccer on Saturdays and gymnastics. They like to change things up too, as they get bored and want to try different things. I have gone through karate stages with them, where for two years they were really into karate and I had to get all of these karate outfits [laughs]. They did karate with the helmets and I had to get all of this stuff for everyone. Then there was the ice-skating phase, and now it is the gymnastics and the soccer phase. My older son Henry, who is eight years old, is really into flag football now. He is the running back and is quite good! They all were fighting over him and I was like, ‘He’s eight years old! Really, you guys are fighting over that already?’ Those dads are hardcore. [laughs] They want to get the best players, but at this age, I didn’t know because I am from Germany and I am just learning about football. It took me the longest time to realize where he has to run to and what he has to do!” [laughs] CBS: You have accomplished so much thus far in your career. What else is on your bucket list? HK: “To be honest with you, I try to live my bucket list. I try to do it all now, because I have the opportunity to. I feel like I am doing my bucket list. If I want to go somewhere, I go there, and if I want to do something, I do it. I am very fortunate that way and I know that. I know that a lot of people have to save money to go to a certain place, and I understand that not everyone can do that. I feel like I am doing my bucket list now.” CBS: What is up next for you? HK: “I start shooting America’s Got Talent and I already did castings in New York two weeks ago. I am also going to go to London in a week to shoot a commercial there, then I go back to New York to do America’s Got Talent and then I go right into Project Runway. I am doing all of this back-to-back. I will move my whole family to New York and we will stay there this summer.”

Heidi Klum Spending ‘Small Fortune’ as Tooth Fairyhttp://celebritybabies.people.com/2014/03/04/heidi-klum-tooth-fairy-operation-shower-babies-r-us/ Heidi Klum has being a mom of four down pat, but playing her kids’s tooth fairy may have fooled her. “Teeth are falling out, [but] the [kids] don’t mind it because they get money. I messed it up with the very first tooth that came out — I gave 20 dollars,” Klum, 40, told PEOPLE Tuesday at a Operation Shower event for military moms, sponsored by Babies ‘R’ Us. “I had no idea. I thought 20 bucks was the right thing to do with the first tooth, but now with four kids and all of these teeth that are coming, it’s another small fortune.” The Project Runway host says when it comes to balancing her career and kids — Lou, 4, Johan, 7, Henry, 8½, and Leni, 9½ — she’s like every other working mom. “I have to schedule and plan my life really well [so] that I have enough off days with my family,” she explains. “The weekends, for example, I don’t work and I’m always home at the end of the day to have dinner and bath and bedtime. I get out of the house early so I can come home early.” She adds, “Sometimes it’s the other way around, where I have night shoots and then I’m there with the kids in the morning.” As for what has surprised Klum the most about being a mom? “How much you can love and that you can love them all equally the same,” she says. “Because you do get worried, ‘Am I going to love one more than the other?’ But you don’t. They’re just all amazing.” Not only is Klum a mom and TV host, but she has also designed a kids collection, Truly Scrumptious. “Everyone is getting a crib. Everyone is getting a stroller. Everyone’s getting a diaper bag and everyone is getting my collection,” shares Klum, who gifted her goodies to all of the moms that attended the baby shower. “I think that they really deserve to have a fun day today. I wanted to be a part of that and gift them a lot of fun things.”

Heidi with Mel B: a kiss and a butt grab