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What would you do to look better naked? Sacrifice your weekly blow out for sweat-inducing classes that shrink your waistline? Skip a best friend's bridal shower to snatch up your trainer's only opening? Just say no to soda and sweets until the end of time?

DavidBartonGym is challenging gymgoers to confess what they would do to LookBetterNaked in 100 words or less. David Barton himself will hand-pick his favorite submissions and award them a trip to Las Vegas for the grand opening of his newest gym.

All submissions will be gifted a complimentary workout and LookBetterNaked t-shirt. Submit your confession to: www.davidbartongym.com/confess.

90210 actress Annalynne McCord stopped by to talk about the show, her charity Somaly.org and her latest project -- starring in the off=Broadway play "Love, Loss and What I Wore."

"Love, Loss and What I Wore" follows fragmented stories about the nostalgic power of women’s clothing. A starry cast of five women enrobed in chic black sit on stools and tell funny, wistful and universal memories about their families and loved ones through the prism of their closets.

The throughline is narrated by Gingy, a wise older woman who reminisces about what she wore at milestones in her life—complete with sketches of the styles. Like a long heart-to-heart with your best friend over coffee, the conversation meanders from a bittersweet story of a stepmother wearing the same style bathrobe as her husband’s late wife (to the dismay of the children) to a couple’s musings of what they wore on their wedding day to a rant about loathing the need to carry a purse.

Cindy Barshop may be known as the latest member of The Real Housewives of New York but she's not looking for her 15 minutes of fame.

Who needs 15 minutes when you have a lifetime of fortune and success? Barshop is a single mother to infant twin girls and the owner of Completely Bare, a chain of day spas with outlets in Manhattan, Scarsdale, N.Y., and Palm Beach, Fla. Her spas offer the usual hair removal, tanning and facials, but we also may have her to thank/blame for the idea of "vajazzling." You know, applying stick-on crystals to your lady parts.

Tamsen met up with her to talk about being a mom and a mogul and her story will surely inspire women out there. For more information, visit www.completelybare.com.

Curves For Change is an organization that demonstrates how the power of beauty can change the world.

Founded in 2010, Curves For Change reflects the commitment of Wilhelmina W Curve models to use their careers and visibility to advocate and support a variety of issues and causes. Curves For Change is committed to working for charities that benefit the empowerment of all women, no matter their size, shape, culture, or income.

The Curves for Change Fundraiser 5K Supporting the Empowerment of Women and Girls is taking place Thursday, May 19th at 7pm at 103rd Street and Riverside Drive. For more information, visit www.curvesforchange.com.

It has been about eight months since Mark Zuckerberg announced on Oprah that he was giving the city of Newark $100 million to repair its school system. However, many parents, educators and politician want to know where is that money and what are the plans for it. PIX's Sharon Carpenter is on the trail.

Director Charlie Minn stopped by to talk about his film 8 Murders a Day. It's an examination into the social and economical situation in Juarez, Mexico which has turned the city into the murder capital of the world. Juarez, Mexico borders El Paso, Texas.

For more information, visit www.8murdersaday.com.

Rent regulations are supposed to expire on June 15th. This would affect thousands of new yorkers and the most vulnerable members of our community: low-income & the elderly. There is now word of gop state senate leaders being pressured by landlords which was allegedly caught on videotape. Mary Tek and Inger Ross were here to explain more.

This week we hope to offer you useful career advice from where the jobs are to how to put together an attention-getting resume. And today, Meghan Casserly from ForbesWoman.com is here to talk recognizing when it's time to leave your job:

1. The job is literally making you ill
2. A productivity drop or too much downtime
3. No long learning new skills
4. Passed over for promotion, again
5. No raise in sight
6. Corporate values no longer align
7. Accomplishments go unrecognized
8. Can't even fake interest in the work
9. The company is contracting
10. You and your budget have been reassigned

For more information, visit ForbesWoman.com.

Lisa Mateo previews some toys will be hot in the toy market this summer and fall. But on the nice days, you're going to want your kids to take the fun and games outside. Jim Silver from TimeToPlayMag.com was here with outdoor toy picks.

• Blastos Mini Bubble Blaster
(Little Kids/Ages 3 years & up/Approx. Retail Price $3.99)

• Little Tikes Garden Bubble Leaf and Lawn Blower
(Little Tikes/ Ages 2 years & up/Approx. Retail Price $19.99)

In the book My Boyfriend Wrote a Book About Me: And Other Stories I Shouldn't Share with Acquaintances, Coworkers, Taxi drivers, Assistants, Job Interviewers, ... and Ex/Current/Future Boyfriends but Have -- TV writer Hilary Winston offers up a witty collection of autobiographical tales about her misadventures in dating. SNL'S Lornes Michaels loves the story so much that it's now being made into a movie.

Just when Hilary Winston feels like her life is finally in order, she gets a sucker-punch to the gut: Her ex has written a novel based on their relationship in which he refers to her throughout as the 'fat-assed girlfriend.' Her response to this affront is just one of the many hilarious stories in My Boyfriend Wrote a Book About Me--a laugh-out-loud, tell-all in which Hilary sets the record straight for all her exes

For more information, visit hilarywinston.com.

Tracy and Olivia from Jerseylicious will be here to do the weather as our Friday Forecasters.

Be sure to stay tuned after the forecast...Tracy and Olivia are giving our own Laurie Dhue a Jerseylicious makeover. We'll reveal Laurie's look at the end of the show.

Click here to view past Friday Forecasters.

Designer pens, business card holders -- they're all great gifts for grads, but if you're looking for something different which captures your graduate's personality. Dana Holmes of Gifts.com has a few ideas.

• First Real Kitchen Cookbook - $15
Novices will discover how easy cooking for 1 or a crowd can be with this colorful & fun cookbook.

• Cloud 9 Experience Certificate - $120
He`s heading full throttle into his future, give him an extra adrenaline rush with a ride-along in an actual race car!

• Sedu travel hair dryer and straightening iron set - $90
She might be on the road a lot, now that she`s landed that job or gotten in to that school far from home. This kit will have her looking her best without weighing down her travel bag.

• Get your grad excited for college or support your alma mater with the Victoria`s Secret PINK Collegiate Collection. This line features fleece pants, hoodies, tees, shorts, dresses, and flip flops with VS PINK`s highly recognizable brand iconography and the names and logos of select universities across the country. $10.50 - $54.50

For more information, visit Gifts.com.

In celebration of the inagural 80 Sips Challenge in NYC, Bottlenotes is launching the event by showcasing six summer wines, each for under $20, and discussing pairing suggestions. Wine expert Kim Donaldson from Bottlenotes joins us with more about the challenge and suggested these wines:

• Brancott Sauvignon Blanc, $10.00
• Crios Torrontes , $13.00
• Stift Goettweig Gruner Veltliner Messwein 2010, $17.95
• Xavier Flouret Nationale 7 Rosé 2010, $16.95
• Savee Sea Pinot Noir, $16.00
• Domaine Piquemal, 'Cuvée Tradition', Cotes du Roussillon, 2006, $11.00
- This is a light-bodied wine that is extremely flavorful and goes well with savory goodies. It`s simple and pure fruit that will not overpower your food.
- Pair with: BBQ chicken, white meat, salad

For more information, visit www.bottlenotes.com.

Style Expert Pamela Pekerman stopped by with clothes and accessories for the boardroom, the boardwalk and beach, all for under $20!

BOARDROOM
TJMaxx:
Grey high waist pant - $19.99
Black Top w beadwork - $14.99
Nude shapewear cami - $7.99
Nude bag - $19.99
Shoes – (2 pairs of wedges and 1 pair of flats) $19.99 each