Supermodel Heidi Klum has replaced actress Cameron Diaz as the most dangerous celebrity to search for on the Web, according to Internet security company McAfee.

According to reports, the “Project Runaway” judge and former Victoria’s Secret model runs a nearly one in 10 chance of landing on a malicious website with spyware, spam, phishing and other viruses designed to steal personal information. McAfee explained, Klum became the most dangerous celebrity in the internet, since cyber criminals often used the name of popular celebrities to entice people to websites that are laden with malicious software.

Taking the second spot in the not-so appealing survey is veteran superstar actress Cameron Diaz. In the male category, CNN talk show host Piers Morgan is considered the dangerous male celebrity in cyberspace.

So if you care about your computer and other gadgets, better avoid searching for the names of the aforementioned celebrities on the internet.

Being one of the top ten supermodels in the world certainly had its perks.

Barely seven months since giving birth to a healthy baby boy, supermodel Miranda Kerr looked slim and sexy in a recent catwalk at her native Australia. The wife of Hollywood actor Orlando Bloom looked smokey hot as she strut her sexy body on the various clothing collection of David Jones at an Australian department store.

In one of her catwalk, she walked down the runway in the retro collared black and cream one piece with a daring plunge front, cutaway sides and yellow belt. To those who personally witness the fashion event, they would not think that Kerr just gave birth to son Flynn in January.

According to reports, Kerr was able to regain back her sexy because of her joy and jogging exercises. Kerr is best known as one of the Victoria’s Secret Angels since mid-2007.

She is the first Australian to participate in the Victoria’s Secret campaign and also represents Australian fashion chain David Jones. Kerr began modelling in the fashion industry when she was 13, starting at Chaay’s Modelling Agency, and soon after winning a 1997 Australian nationwide model search hosted by Dolly magazine and Impulse fragrances.

It’s nice to know that her pregnancy and giving birth did not ruin the hot body of Kerr!

52-year-old “Game of Thrones” actor Sean Bean got bloodied up over the weekend while defending his Playboy model girlfriend April Summers against a stranger who reportedly made lewd comments toward her.

Bean was attacked outside a London pub and lots of glass was shattered–the actor suffered a cut to his arm and had some bruising on his face, reports the Telegraph.

But that didn’t stop this tough guy.  Bean returned to the bar, was treated with first aid, and ordered another drink.

Although police were called to the scene, no reports were made.

Bean’s daughter Molly told the Telegraph this week:

“He’s doing fine. We don’t know if there will be any lasting injury.”

Nah, we don’t think so, lol…no “lasting injury.”  He’ll be fine.

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During the 1991 recession someone once asked the late Sam Walton (WALMART) for his opinion. His response: “I’ve thought about it and decided not to participate.”

Many actors and models are feeling concern over the recession and wondering what strategies to follow in order to protect their career and their bookings. We hear about numerous advertisers who are slashing advertising budgets and therefore reducing the number of booking opportunities for print and TV gigs.

Yet for both models as well as advertisers there also exists a wonderful opportunity. Some companies see this period as a chance to decisively gain market share by increasing marketing efforts while competitors are pulling back (read about Procter and Gamble’s example in the 1030′s).

This situation can also analogize to individual talent. Nervous models who feel bookings are drying up will neglect to update composites, neglect their agents, or altogether neglect their career. Individuals who take the opposite approach suddenly find themselves in a less crowded field and enjoying a wealth of new opportunities.

When I was 12 years old, a family friend and mentor, Maurice Guzman (the founder of the Trojan Company) gave me some advice I never forgot. In his heavy Russian accent he admonished me: “Christian, always do the opposite of what everyone else is doing… if everyone is running north, run south.” If Maurice were alive today, I believe he would be in Miami buying foreclosed properties and shares of cheap stock! Here is a three point plan to push your acting and modeling career forward in these recessionary times:

1) Be creative. This is not the time to keep doing what you’ve always done. Reinvent yourself… broaden your capabilities, learn new techniques, get more coaching lessons, be even more awesome!

2) Throw out the headshots of the “old you” and invest in new ones. And this time make sure they are amazing. If you are a model create a model composite which is a jaw dropper. Start planning the wardrobe NOW. Don’t leave details to chance. When it comes to your materials there is no such thing as “a detail.” Get excited and share your excitement with your photographer. Believe me… it’s contagious.

3) Be involved. Read fashion magazines or acting trade publications, keep in touch with your agent, know people in the trade, make friends at gigs, remember names, know what’s going on, drink coffee, ask for suggestions, do favors, travel, make calls! And always ask yourself: What else could I be doing? Christian Lange is a fashion and advertising photographer in Knoxville, TN. You can see his work at:  christianlange.com