The Carnival in Rio is a spectacular show of beauty, color, dance, and sensuality, leading up to Fat Tuesday and the beginning of Lent.

Now, children's rights groups are very upset. Julia Lira, a 7-year-old girl, has been named a "Samba Queen," a role some consider a "sexual role" in the parade. The role is traditionally held by Brazilian beauties in barely there attire.

A judge is considering blocking her from performing.

Is a 7-year-old in a carnival Samba Queen role crossing the line?

Lindsey Vonn, a favorite to win multiple gold medals at next week's Winter Olympic Games, is on the cover of Sports Illustrated in what could be considered as a sexually provocative pose. Is this crossing the line?

Best line of the piece: "So where does that leave me? Crossing my fingers -- and hoping she shows up."

All just part of the working mother's daily routine

Consider: An older man is dating a young, very attractive women half his age. Or that young attractive woman is with a homely guy with a fat bank account. Who is more deserving of our disdain?

“With ultimate power comes responsibility,” host Alison Sweeney told the Red team’s Melissa and Lance in week four of "The Biggest Loser." Trainers Bob and Jillian also confronted the couple about Melissa's failure to lose weight for two weeks in a row — coincidentally, two weeks where the Red team’s weight would not count toward elimination. Both Bob and Jillian were convinced that Melissa threw the weigh-ins. She swears that she has not been tricking the scale. Do you believe her? Share your thoughts!