Gisele Bündchen is already the world's richest model, but her wealth is about to hit new heights. As her lingerie line goes global, Gisele is set to become the world's first billionaire model.

The Gisele Bündchen Brazilian Intimates range was launched last May and has already proved popular in Latin America, Portugal, Japan and Israel. Now, further expansion is expected.

With her various product endorsements and business ventures, Gisel earned a total of $45 million USD last year. She's now on track to become the first billionaire supermodel.

Model Bar Refaeli, 26, is said to be following in Gisele's footsteps and is also preparing to launch her own collection of underwear next month.

The negative press continues for the Kardashian klan, who after being accused of orchestrating Kim's "fake" marriage to Kris Humphries, are now linked to sweatshop labor. Star Magazine claims that several items sold under the K-Dash by Kardashian label, the Kris Jenner Kollection and Kim Kardashian's ShoeDazzle line are made in regions of China where factory workers endure horrific working conditions.

Human rights investigators went undercover at several factories linked to Kardashian products. While the Kardashians raked in $65 million last year, workers at the factories making their products are paid as little as $1 per hour. Some of the workers were also found to be as young as 16-years-old.

So far, the Kardashians have not issued an official response to the report that their products are made in sweatshops.

Was the man in your life jealous of your oh-so-comfortable Pajama Jeans, pants that look like jeans but feel like you're wearing pajamas? Well now he can get himself a pair too! Okay, so they're not the official "Pajama Jeans" brand, but they're the same idea.

Online retailer Lakeside Collection is selling pajama jeans for men in two different styles. One is a acid washed style with fake holes and rips, while the other are saggy include the fake boxer shorts hanging out.

It's a clever idea for pajamas, but I doubt we'll be seeing men sporting this out in public the same way we've seen women wearing their Pajama Jeans. Also, if they want them to look more authentic, Lakeside Collection should take a cue from Pajama Jeans and put the drawstrings on the inside of the pants, rather than on the outside.

The knit pants go for $12.95, but they're all sold out so if you were hoping to give them as a Christmas gift, it'll have to be a belated one. LC does, however, have in stock their version of Pajama Jeans knock-offs.

Pope Benedict XVI has proclaimed seven new saints for the Catholic church, including two from North America - Hawaii's Mother Marianne Cope and and 17th-century Native American Kateri Tekakwitha.

The decrees were signed on Tuesday by Pope Benedict. This is the final step before the saints' official canonizations.

Mother Marianne took care of leprosy patients on the island of Molokai during the late 1880's after the death of Father Damien, who was himself canonized in 2009. Marianne ministered to the leprosy patients at Kalaupapa, Molokai, for more than thirty years, and her compassionate care earned her the title of "beloved mother of outcasts."

Mother Marianne entered religious life in 1862 in Syracuse, New York, where she ministered as a teacher and principal in several state schools.

Junk food junkies will soon have a new ultimate craving to bite into at Taco Bell - the Doritos Locos Taco, which features a taco shell made of Doritos and all of the regular taco fillings inside. The crazy Doritos taco, which was unveiled last year as being tested in select markets in Southern California and Toledo, Ohio, is now slated for a national release.

Taco Bell's parent company, Yum Brands, teamed up with PepsiCo to create the taco shells made of nacho cheese flavored Doritos. They debuted in early 2011 in select markets and proved to be such a success that they'll be coming to Taco Bells around the U.S. now.

The fillings on the Doritos Locos Taco are said to be milder than the company's regular tacos to compensate for the taco shell's extra flavor.

If the Doritos Locos Taco is a hit, I wonder if they'll start coming up with other Taco Bell - Doritos combinations, like maybe the Ranch Doritos Chicken Taco. Yum. Or perhaps a spicy version, like the Flaming Hot Doritos Locos Taco. Taco Bell, take note.

I have rather fine hair, so I am always in search of shampoos and conditioners that don't weigh my hair down and make it look limp and lifeless. I may have just found a new favorite in Davines Momo Moisturizing shampoo and conditioner.

Davines does make several varieties of shampoos and conditioners, but Momo is designed specifically for dry and dehydrated hair.

Davines' touts its shampoo's "moisture-rich formula with the perfect combination of selective, natural ingredients to restore the depleted elements that dry hair needs to be healthy again. Momo shampoo contains vitamins C, B and PP to protect hair from environmental aggressors, sweet almond proteins to deeply hydrate and restore body, and olive ampho acetate to gently clean hair and still leave it silky soft."

The conditioner is designed to be a moisture revitalizing cream. Davines' advertises that "Essential extracts work in synergy maximizing their hydrating, protecting and shine-enhancing action to revitalize dry, dehydrated hair. Milk thistle oil, panthenol and jojoba oil moisturize, soften and add shine without weighing hair down."

Jay-Z's now infamous Occupy Wall Street inspired line of t-shirts has now been pulled from Rocawear's website, just days after the multimillionaire was criticized for capitalizing on the movement without promising to share any of the profits with the 99%.

Harold Camping, the preacher who gained international attention for repeatedly falsely predicting the end of the world, says he finds the whole thing quite "embarrassing." In an audio file posted on his Family Radio website on Monday, Camping admitted he was wrong, saying:

"We're living in a day when one problem follows another, and when it comes trying to recognize the truth of prophecy we're finding it very, very difficult."

Camping, 89, has made several predictions about the end of the world over the past few decades. His first prediction was for 1994, then May 2011, and then October 2011.

In his recording, Camping said:

"Why didn't Christ return on Oct. 21? It seems embarrassing for Family Radio, but God is in charge of everything."

He noted that no matter what people believe is in the Bible, God ultimately has the final say and isn't obligated to reveal his plans:

"There's one thing that we must remember. God is in charge of this whole business, and we are not. What God wants to tell us is his business, when he wants to tell us is his business."

Decades after they were found in desert caves, and two thousand years after they were written, the Dead Sea Scrolls will now be able to be seen by anyone with internet access. Israel's national museum and Google teamed up to put the scrolls online. On Monday, five of the scrolls, including the biblical Book of Isaiah, were put online.

Using Google's technology, visitors to the website can search the scrolls for specific passages and even translate them into English.

The five scrolls made available online were originally found by Bedouin shepherds in the Judean Desert, and were purchased by Israeli researchers between 1947 and 1967. They are held by the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

Google and Israel are also collaborating to make the first comprehensive and searchable database of the broader collection of scrolls.