Actress Melissa Joan Hart celebrates her 35th birthday today. Melissa Joan Hart is married to musician Mark Wilkerson and they have two children together. Last month Melissa shared her sympathy for young teenage stars like Miley Cyrus,

She tells Parade magazine, "I would not want to be a teenager in this day and age because of how much access the public has to people's lives. There's no mystery left, there's no hiding anything.

"When you have Twitter and you can put things directly out to the world, it's dangerous. Especially when you're a teenager or in your early 20s and you think you're invincible and you think everything you have to say is brilliant. It's a tricky world right now.

"Miley Cyrus and all of them, they've got a lot to handle. And we all go through it. We pretty much all went through a crazy period in our teens and 20s, but it wasn't on record."

Melissa Molinaro is Kim Kardashian’s doppelganger? First of all, who is she? Perhaps, KK's recent visit in Las Vegas on Valentine’s Day sparked a look-a-like. One must admit; while she jammed it up in Vegas, she did look every bit of the word, hot!

Nowadays, one can't be quite certain if the person sitting next to them at a sidewalk cafe is really a celebrity, or if the person accepting the Grammy is really who they purport to be. It's the age of look-a-likes in the entertainment industry, and the doppelgangers are on the loose.

Enter Melissa Molinaro, the spitting image of the popular Kardashian sister. She is a Canadian model who appears in an Old Navy commercial that has gone viral on YouTube. Anything with the mere mention of Kim Kardashian dashes off to platinum.

Molinaro is seen mixing it up with a bunch of very talented actors and singers in a colorful menagerie of happy scenery and ritzy music.

Even if one stares intently at the video, it is very difficult to tell if the model Melissa Molinaro is Kim Kardashian merely playing herself.

If her career tanks in her quest to look take advantage of the Kim Kardashian craze, Melissa Molinaro can easily land a gig in Las Vegas as an impersonator, even if they come a dime a dozen.

She almost pulls it off, albeit the sub-sized derriere that Kim Kardashian can only lay claim to.

Melissa Molinaro is Kim Kardashian’s doppelganger? First of all, who is she? Perhaps, KK's recent visit in Las Vegas on Valentine’s Day sparked a look-a-like. One must admit; while she jammed it up in Vegas, she did look every bit of the word, hot!

Nowadays, one can't be quite certain if the person sitting next to them at a sidewalk cafe is really a celebrity, or if the person accepting the Grammy is really who they purport to be. It's the age of look-a-likes in the entertainment industry, and the doppelgangers are on the loose.

Enter Melissa Molinaro, the spitting image of the popular Kardashian sister. She is a Canadian model who appears in an Old Navy commercial that has gone viral on YouTube. Anything with the mere mention of Kim Kardashian dashes off to platinum.

Molinaro is seen mixing it up with a bunch of very talented actors and singers in a colorful menagerie of happy scenery and ritzy music.

Even if one stares intently at the video, it is very difficult to tell if the model Melissa Molinaro is Kim Kardashian merely playing herself.

If her career tanks in her quest to look take advantage of the Kim Kardashian craze, Melissa Molinaro can easily land a gig in Las Vegas as an impersonator, even if they come a dime a dozen.

She almost pulls it off, albeit the sub-sized derriere that Kim Kardashian can only lay claim to.

This job, unlike many others in "sports media," provides plenty of absurd scenarios on a weekly basis. But this one, involving Jose Lima's ex-wife, Melissa, thrusts us headlong into Eugene Ionesco territory.

You see, Ms. Lima emailed this site last Wednesday night in an effort to help provide you, boob-ogling reader of the fortnight, with more photos of herself:

Since some people are still obsessed with wondering why there are only one or two pictures of Melissa Lima, I thought I would share a couple more...

Enjoy!
Being the intrepid truth-seeker that I am, I first inquired whether this actually was the top-heavy mystery woman who tickled the internet's fancy with her busty patriotism so long ago.

Come on, Melissa. This isn't really you. If it is, this is like finding Big Foot and the Loch Ness monster all at once.

Proof, please.

MLima:

Funny! What kind of Proof do you want?

Me:

I have no idea! It's just, well, odd. And what are you Googling yourself or something?

(No shame if you are. I'm doing it right now. Not Googling you, but, you know, ME. Because I'm vain.)

And I thought you and Jose were separated? Wasn't that a rumor? Or something?

I don't know. I'm confused.

Anyway, call this number 917-854-3630 and say my name in Spanish or something: A.J. Daulerio.

MLima:

Well, I stopped googling myself years ago but I decided to google Jose to see if I could see where he was at right now...No, we are not together anymore. He owes me child support for like two years and It's getting old. BTW, my sister and I used to be obsessed about what people would write about me! Crazy!! I even got asked to do a five page spread in FHM magazine, but turned it down. Stupid me! I guess they were getting lots of letters requesting me. I will call you manana and say anything you want in spanish...well, not anything.

You can now tell your online peeps that you found something better than the loch ness monster ;)

Off to bed...

And, of course, she called the next day and left a message. If she could roller skate, she'd be up for an internship at Deadspin.

But, for now, let's help her find Jose Lima. Deadspin I-Team...assemble!

This job, unlike many others in "sports media," provides plenty of absurd scenarios on a weekly basis. But this one, involving Jose Lima's ex-wife, Melissa, thrusts us headlong into Eugene Ionesco territory.

You see, Ms. Lima emailed this site last Wednesday night in an effort to help provide you, boob-ogling reader of the fortnight, with more photos of herself:

Since some people are still obsessed with wondering why there are only one or two pictures of Melissa Lima, I thought I would share a couple more...

Enjoy!
Being the intrepid truth-seeker that I am, I first inquired whether this actually was the top-heavy mystery woman who tickled the internet's fancy with her busty patriotism so long ago.

Come on, Melissa. This isn't really you. If it is, this is like finding Big Foot and the Loch Ness monster all at once.

Proof, please.

MLima:

Funny! What kind of Proof do you want?

Me:

I have no idea! It's just, well, odd. And what are you Googling yourself or something?

(No shame if you are. I'm doing it right now. Not Googling you, but, you know, ME. Because I'm vain.)

And I thought you and Jose were separated? Wasn't that a rumor? Or something?

I don't know. I'm confused.

Anyway, call this number 917-854-3630 and say my name in Spanish or something: A.J. Daulerio.

MLima:

Well, I stopped googling myself years ago but I decided to google Jose to see if I could see where he was at right now...No, we are not together anymore. He owes me child support for like two years and It's getting old. BTW, my sister and I used to be obsessed about what people would write about me! Crazy!! I even got asked to do a five page spread in FHM magazine, but turned it down. Stupid me! I guess they were getting lots of letters requesting me. I will call you manana and say anything you want in spanish...well, not anything.

You can now tell your online peeps that you found something better than the loch ness monster ;)

Off to bed...

And, of course, she called the next day and left a message. If she could roller skate, she'd be up for an internship at Deadspin.

But, for now, let's help her find Jose Lima. Deadspin I-Team...assemble!

Grand jury indicts Melissa Huckaby in killing of Sandra Cantu
STOCKTON — A San Joaquin County grand jury has returned a five-count indictment against Melissa Huckaby, accused of kidnapping, raping and killing 8-year-old Sandra Cantu, of Tracy.
The indictment, which will send the case to trial, was handed down July 31 but read in court for the first time Monday afternoon. Huckaby, in shackles and with several fresh scratches on her forehead, appeared with her attorney.
Huckaby, 28, was indicted on charges of murder with three special circumstances: kidnapping, lewd and lascivious acts on a child and rape with an instrument. The grand jury also added a charge of having sex with a child under 10 years old.
They also indicted the 28-year-old Tracy woman on one count of furnishing a harmful substance in the case of Daniel Plowman, of Hayward, and one count of furnishing a harmful substance and child abuse/endangerment in the case of another unnamed 7-year-old girl. Those counts are unrelated to Sandra's death.
Sandra's body was found April 6 in a black suitcase in an irrigation pond near the Orchard Estates Mobile Home Park, where the Huckaby and Cantu families live.
Huckaby was arrested April 10, four days after an intense search led to Sandra's body. Sandra was last seen March 27 at the mobile home park.
Judge Linda Lofthus ordered that Huckaby remain at San Joaquin County without bail
Deputy district attorney Thomas Testa asked for a jury trial date to be set, but Huckaby's
attorney Sam Behar said it was too early.
"We're not in any position to set a date," Behar said, adding that his client has not yet entered a plea.
Lofthus set the next court date for Sept. 10, giving Behar time to look at grand jury transcripts, which were described as voluminous. Lofthus also temporarily sealed the transcripts at Testa's request.
Testa told the judge Huckaby needed to be present at every hearing. He said he did not want Huckaby doing "something in the jail," he said. "Like she did this morning."
Testa said he was not at liberty to tell what had occurred — there is a judicial gag order in place on the case.
Lofthus said Huckaby will attend all her court appearances.
The case, for now, is being treated as a death penalty case, Testa said, but District Attorney James Willett will make a final decision in a month or two.
Huckaby was scheduled for a preliminary hearing in September, where a judge would have listened to testimony and decided if there was enough evidence for trial. Instead, the grand jury, which met in secret, heard that testimony

Grand jury indicts Melissa Huckaby in killing of Sandra Cantu
STOCKTON — A San Joaquin County grand jury has returned a five-count indictment against Melissa Huckaby, accused of kidnapping, raping and killing 8-year-old Sandra Cantu, of Tracy.
The indictment, which will send the case to trial, was handed down July 31 but read in court for the first time Monday afternoon. Huckaby, in shackles and with several fresh scratches on her forehead, appeared with her attorney.
Huckaby, 28, was indicted on charges of murder with three special circumstances: kidnapping, lewd and lascivious acts on a child and rape with an instrument. The grand jury also added a charge of having sex with a child under 10 years old.
They also indicted the 28-year-old Tracy woman on one count of furnishing a harmful substance in the case of Daniel Plowman, of Hayward, and one count of furnishing a harmful substance and child abuse/endangerment in the case of another unnamed 7-year-old girl. Those counts are unrelated to Sandra's death.
Sandra's body was found April 6 in a black suitcase in an irrigation pond near the Orchard Estates Mobile Home Park, where the Huckaby and Cantu families live.
Huckaby was arrested April 10, four days after an intense search led to Sandra's body. Sandra was last seen March 27 at the mobile home park.
Judge Linda Lofthus ordered that Huckaby remain at San Joaquin County without bail
Deputy district attorney Thomas Testa asked for a jury trial date to be set, but Huckaby's
attorney Sam Behar said it was too early.
"We're not in any position to set a date," Behar said, adding that his client has not yet entered a plea.
Lofthus set the next court date for Sept. 10, giving Behar time to look at grand jury transcripts, which were described as voluminous. Lofthus also temporarily sealed the transcripts at Testa's request.
Testa told the judge Huckaby needed to be present at every hearing. He said he did not want Huckaby doing "something in the jail," he said. "Like she did this morning."
Testa said he was not at liberty to tell what had occurred — there is a judicial gag order in place on the case.
Lofthus said Huckaby will attend all her court appearances.
The case, for now, is being treated as a death penalty case, Testa said, but District Attorney James Willett will make a final decision in a month or two.
Huckaby was scheduled for a preliminary hearing in September, where a judge would have listened to testimony and decided if there was enough evidence for trial. Instead, the grand jury, which met in secret, heard that testimony