To mourn “Playboy’s” announcement that they’re going PG-13 next year, here’s a list of 40 celebrities who’ve posed naked for them over the years.

Marilyn Monroe, 1953

Jayne Mansfield, 1955 and 1963

Bo Derek, 1980 . . . and several more times after that.

Joan Collins, 1983. She was 50 years old at the time.

Kim Basinger, 1983. She was a Bond girl that year in “Never Say Never Again”.

Madonna, 1985. Although she didn’t actually pose. “Playboy” just published old, black-and-white photos that she posed for in 1978, to capitalize on her fame.

Cindy Crawford, 1988, then 1996 and 1998.

La Toya Jackson, 1989

Sharon Stone, 1990. This was two years before “Basic Instinct”.

Pamela Anderson, 1992 . . . then 12 more times over the years.

Anna Nicole Smith, 1993. She was Playmate of the Year

Elle MacPherson, 1994

Shannen Doherty, 1994 . . . and again in 2003.

Robin Givens, 1994

Jenny McCarthy, 1994 . . . then five more times through 2012.

Farrah Fawcett, 1995 and 1997

Drew Barrymore, 1995

Geri “Ginger Spice” Halliwell, 1998

Charlize Theron, 1999

Naomi Campbell, 1999

Dita Von Teese, 2002

Tiffany, 2002

Kristy Swanson, 2002

Daryl Hannah, 2003

Jaime Pressly, 2004

Brooke Burke, 2004

Denise Richards, 2004

Stacey Dash, 2006

Olympic swimmer Amanda Beard, 2007

Tricia Helfer, 2007

Kim Kardashian, 2007

Aubrey O’Day, 2009

Carmen Electra, 2009

Heidi Montag, 2009

Taryn Manning, 2011. Pre-“Orange is the New Black”.

Lizzy Jagger, Mick Jagger’s daughter. She posed in 2011

Lindsay Lohan, 2012

Kate Moss, 2014

Azealia Banks, 2015

There is a disclaimer on this list . . . it’s based on the opinions and research of one woman at Yahoo Travel. So if anything’s inaccurate, blame her.

The woman polled people all over the country to find a unique slang term from all 50 states. Here are our 12 favorites . . .

Alaska . . . a “sourdough” is someone who’s lived there for a long time.

Connecticut . . . instead of a garage sale or yard sale, it’s a “tag sale.”

Florida . . . the slang is surprisingly southern, like, “She’s happier than a seagull with a French fry.”

Georgia . . . “that dog won’t hunt” means “something is suspicious.” Which probably works for multiple southern states.

Indiana . . . even though it’s the Hoosier State, “hoosier” is used to describe someone who’s a redneck.

Iowa . . . instead of giving people wedgies, they call them “snuggies.”

Maryland . . . a “chicken necker” is a tourist trying to catch crabs.

Nevada . . . “pornslappers” are the guys on the Las Vegas strip slapping together strippers’ business cards to try to get people to take them.

North Carolina . . . people use “buggy” instead of shopping cart.

Rhode Island . . . instead of hot dog, they say “hot wiener.”

South Dakota . . . a “hotdish” is a casserole. Which works in Minnesota and other Midwestern states too.

West Virginia . . . instead of Coca-Cola, they say “Co-cola.”

(Yahoo)

(You can see the full list here.)

February 25, 1989;

Boxer Mike Tyson becomes the undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World by defeating challenger Frank Bruno of England

• 1991; Adrienne Mitchell, first African American woman to die in combat in the Persian Gulf War is killed in her military barracks in Dharan, Saudi Arabia
• 1978; Death of Daniel (“Chappie”) James Jr. (58), retired Air Force general and the first Black promoted to four-star rank, at the Air Force Academy, Colorado.
• 1970; Hirman R. Revels of Mississippi sworn in as first Black U.S. senator and first Black representative in Congress
• 1971; President Nixon met with members of the Congressional Black Caucus and appointed a White House panel to study a list of recommendations made by the group.

If you haven’t filled out your office Oscar pool yet, we’ve got you covered. Here are the odds-on favorites to win the major categories on Sunday . . . plus the nominee with the second-best odds, if you want to change it up a little.

We even listed some of the more obscure categories, since those may be the hardest for you to call.

Best Picture: “Birdman”, followed by “Boyhood”

Best Director: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu (“Birdman”), followed by Richard Linklater (“Boyhood”)

Best Actor: Eddie Redmayne (“The Theory of Everything”), followed by Michael Keaton (“Birdman”)

Best Actress: Julianne Moore (“Still Alice”), followed by Reese Witherspoon (“Wild”)

Best Supporting Actor: J.K. Simmons (“Whiplash”), followed by Edward Norton (“Birdman”)

Best Supporting Actress: Patricia Arquette (“Boyhood”), followed by Emma Stone (“Birdman”)

Best Adapted Screenplay: “The Imitation Game”, followed by “Whiplash”

Best Original Screenplay: “The Grand Budapest Hotel”, followed by “Birdman”

Best Animated Feature Film: “How to Train Your Dragon 2″, followed by “Big Hero 6″

Best Foreign Film: “Ida” (Poland), followed by “Leviathan” (Russia)

Best Documentary Feature: “CitizenFour”, followed by “Virunga”

Best Original Score: “The Theory of Everything”, followed by “The Grand Budapest Hotel”

Best Original Song: “Glory” (“Selma”), followed by “Everything Is Awesome” (“The Lego Movie”)

Best Costume Design: “The Grand Budapest Hotel”, followed by “Into the Woods”

Best Animated Short Film: “Feast”, followed by “The Bigger Picture”

Best Live-Action Short Film: “The Phone Call”, followed by “Boogaloo and Graham”

Best Production Design: “The Grand Budapest Hotel”, followed by “Into the Woods”

Best Visual Effects: “Interstellar”, followed by “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes”

Best Cinematography: “Birdman”, followed by “The Grand Budapest Hotel”

Best Makeup and Hairstyling: “The Grand Budapest Hotel”, followed by “Guardians of the Galaxy”

Best Film Editing: “Boyhood”, followed by “Whiplash”

(You can check out a full list of odds at Bovada.lv. Naturally, the lines may shift a little over time.)

What are some of the things that you worry about daily? Family? Money? Researchers at Chapman University in Southern California just released the results of a national survey. Here are the top five things we’re afraid of;

1. Walking alone at night. 20% of people said they feel “not safe at all” doing it.

2. Identity theft. 19.6% said they’re VERY afraid of it happening to them.

3. Lack of safety on the Internet. 11% of us feel unsafe when we’re online.

4. Mass shootings. 8.9% said they’re legitimately afraid they could be a victim.

5. Public speaking. 8.8% of us are “very afraid” of doing it.

The survey also asked what people WORRY about the most, which is slightly different;

For that question, the top five answers were: Identity theft . . . companies tracking our Internet activity . . . running out of money . . . the GOVERNMENT tracking Internet activity . . . and coming down with a serious illness.

Sources: (Yahoo / Chapman.edu / NY Times)

Compton’s own Kendrick Lamar is back with another hit promoting untiy called i. It’s been two years since the prolific rapper released his breakthrough album GKMC. His new song samples the Isley Brothers’ ‘Who’s That Lady. Can you say EPIC? Have a listen

Jennifer Lopez heats up the screen in this thriller that also co-stars Sacramento native Ryan Guzman. Premise; Shortly after her divorce, a woman falls for handsome younger man who just moved in across the street, though their torrid affair that takes an obsessive, dangerous turn. Look for this to hit theaters January 2015, but in the meanwhile, check out the trailer.

In honor of all the Dad’s out there, please enjoy the Top Things You Won’t Hear Your Dad Say. HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!

Boy did I make the right decision choosing one woman to have sex with for the rest of my life.

How did I feel when you wanted to play the viola instead of football? Ecstatic, of course.

This Father’s Day I want nothing more than to be with you kids and your mom.

Why didn’t you just say you wanted to drop out of college and become a street musician? Let me buy you a new harmonica.

There’s no way I can build that new addition . . . I have minimal experience and substandard tools!

Thanks to menopause, your mom looks hotter than ever.

You’re right, honey. The NFL RedZone package is taking me away from you on Sundays. I’ll cancel it.

Even though you still live in my basement, son, I’m glad you’re my namesake.

There’s no way I’m going to stop and admire that classic Corvette in the grocery store parking lot.

You SURE you want to go to college? It would be a shame to see all that stand-up comedian potential go to waste.

Ugh, enough with the Bob Seger music!

Thanks, but Old Spice is a bit too strong for me.

Wouldn’t it be a better idea to invest in a sensible Dodge Caravan?

Instead of me trying to fix this, let’s just call a repairman.

You’ll never catch me in a pair of Dockers!

I’m proud of you. WHY? WHY? WOULD IT HAVE HURT TO JUST SAY IT ONCE IN A WHILE? Uh, sorry about that.

I love and respect your mother way too much to hit on the golf cart girl at this golf course.

A clogged-up sink? Well, I certainly lack the knowledge and expertise to handle that, better call a plumber!

No beer for me, thanks. I like to watch my football sober.

Your mom and I are having way too much sex.

Gonna skip watching football today . . . don’t want to miss the big clearance sale at Linens & Things.

Honey, would you please go to my computer and look at my browser history, and then clear it, please?

Don’t call what your mom does all the time “nagging” . . . it’s constructive criticism only meant to make me feel better about myself.

Actually, you kids have it much harder now than when I was a kid. I had a spoiled and entitled childhood.

According to this article in “Cosmo” . . .

I get tons of compliments when I wear dark socks with sandals.

It’s hard to believe that Jennifer Lopez is 44 years old. That being said, she is looking extremely hot on her new album cover, dressed in a super-tight ruby red patent leather skirt and strapped matching top. Goodness J-Lo! Her new single “I Luh You Papi” featuring French Montana is doing well and will be featured on her forthcoming album. More details to come! Check out the cover!