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Marisa Miller Generally Pleased With Butt

Marisa Miller is quite fond of her derriere. THG can tolerate it as well.

In the February issue of Shape, the Sports Illustrated swimsuit model reveals that it wasn't always easy. She was given the nickname "bubble butt" in high school.

"We refused to do squats at volleyball practice because we didn't want them to get bigger," she tells the mag, which she's graced the cover of eight times.

Now? "I love my butt and want to make sure it stays where it is," she says. "Now all we want to do is lots of squats to keep our rear ends curvy and feeling strong."

That's not all the wife of Griffin Guess, a.k.a. the luckiest dude ever, does to keep her figure. She gets in the boxing ring for 90 minutes up to four times a week.

"I go to a down-and-dirty boxing gym," says Marisa Miller . "I don't want to worry about how I look or whether I’m wearing the perfect outfit. For me, it’s about focusing."

"I'm one of those people who likes to sweat," she says. "I've tried Pilates and yoga, but they're a little too meditative. I need to really go at it, and do it hard!"

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Marisa Miller for Charity

Nudity promoting awareness about skin cancer seems quite strange but this is how a designer by the means of T-shirts is raising awareness about it and the new celebrity who has joined this campaign is Victoria's Secret model, Marisa Miller who has posed naked for the cause.

Marc Jacobs, a celebrity designer introduced `Protect The Skin You're In' T-shirt campaign in 2006 in order to raise awareness about skin cancer and pooling funds for the NYU Cancer Institute. Since the launch of the campaign, many celebrities such as Heidi Klum, Victoria Beckham, Helena Christensen, Winona Ryder and Naomi Campbell have appeared naked on the T-shirts specially designed for the purpose.

The campaign is a joint effort of Marc Jacobs and his business partner Robert Duffy who himself is a melanoma survivor.

Dr Richard Shapiro, a surgeon at the NYU Cancer Institute said, "Marc and Robert have taken very personal experiences and used their creative energies to truly impact the direction of melanoma research and care here".

Skin cancer is caused due to the anomalous growth of skin cells and in most cases it is caused due to the exposure to ultraviolet rays, but in some cases contact with toxic substances and deficiencies in the immune system could also cause skin cancer. It has three types - melanoma, basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. Women, until the age of 30, are two times more likely than men to get affected with skin cancer.

Marisa Miller Hot Gossips

We know you probably want to hear about supermodel Marisa Miller's diet and workout, or how actress Kristen Bell keeps her skin flawless. And we'll get to that, promise.

But first a little background: These two stars teamed up with Cosmopolitan for their "Practice Safe Sun" campaign. Since Melanoma is now the most common form of cancer affecting 25-29 year olds, Cosmo has made it their mission to educate readers through numerous articles, and even testified before the FDA to help provide more regulation on tanning beds and more transparency about their (and the sun's) associated risks.

Now that we're up to speed, here's what Miller and Bell had to tell us about their beauty secrets when we caught up at a lunch today.

"For my job, I have to be tan most of the year," laments Marisa Miller, a top model for skin-baring magazines like Victoria's Secret and Sports Illustrated. "I haven't been to a tanning bed in four years. It sounds like I've been sober!" She laughs. But Miller never looked back once she became aware of the risks [by reading about them in Cosmo, ironically]. "I had so much misinformation about tanning," she recalls of her beach bum days.