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Well, blow-up dolls are funny but they are for losers. It is okay to bring one to a party for fun, but if you have one for your own pleasure, you most certainly have some issues. However, there are two types of dolls: love dolls and celebrity love dolls. When one of these blow-up dolls is designed based on one of your preferred stars, it surely turns into a cultural work of art. There are high chances that the celebrities on whom these dolls were modeled on, were not really delighted and probably made phone calls to their lawyers.

15. Pamela Anderson

Well, this doll brings plastic fantastic to the next level. Well, the doll is plastic enough, much more plastic than the picture of the sexy lifeguard shown on the package. Pamela must have been upset by this love doll.

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Sarah Jessica Parker acknowledges she just couldn’t say no to her executive role with Halston.

The ‘Sex and the City’ star is a fashion executive at Halston Heritage from earlier this year and states it was an offer she couldn’t refuse.

Parker said: “There was every reason to say no, and there were very compelling reasons to say yes. It’s an exciting time at that company. It has a wonderful legacy, and I couldn’t say no, and I’m figuring it out.”

The actress, 45, currently living New York City, also said: “It was 1977 in New York City, and you couldn’t be alive and not know the name Halston.”

Parker, who is married to actor Matthew Broderick and has three children, is aware that her executive role means a constant struggle to balance her work and motherhood, but she is confident she will handle it.

She declared to America’s Vogue magazine: “Does it scare me? Am I intimidated? Am I challenged? That’s kind of the way I’ve always made decisions “Luckily, the Halston offices are about a 10 minute walk from my house.”