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Malaysian Air Lines fired a 25 year veteran flight attendant because she climbed to 133 pounds, exceeding the companies 132 pound weight limit

Fashion designers are denying size 8 Bebe Rexha their services for a dress for the Grammys because they, apparently, think she's too big.

P!nk is the latest artist to sound off on comments made about body type. Before P!nk, it was Kelly Clarkson and Lane Bryant who told all those who pick on people (primarily women) without the the size two body type "where to go" if you don't like it.

As the Meghan Trainor song goes, “I ain't no size two, but I can shake it.” And now Lane Bryant is taking that attitude by directing some jabs at Victoria's Secret in a new advertising campaign.

Dr. Oz is a well respected tv host. He's known for passing along really good and honest information about health and lifestyle. Recently, his credibility is being questioned due to claims he's made about "miracle weight loss products."

Recently artists, primarily female artists, have been kind of attacked for their weight. It's not like Lady Gaga, Christina Aguilera or Katy Perry are even plus sized. Here's just one of many articles, this one recently written about Lady Gaga.

Starting Monday at the Kennebec Valley YMCA in Augusta it's the 4th “Loose It With The Y.”  It's a weight loss, get fit, be healthy competition. It lasts ten weeks and for taking part you get a team trainer and if you are not already a Y member you get a membership to use all the great stuff the Kennebec Valley YMCA has to offer. There will be multiple teams of four taking part. The first meeting

Lady Gaga's recent weight gain is quite a hot topic. The singer, who's been seen with a fuller, curvier figure, admitted to packing on 25 pounds due to her dad's Italian cooking. Now there are reports that her label Interscope has told her to drop the excess baggage.

Weight loss is always on the minds of most Americans. Thanks to the unforgiving media, the ideal body weight is about 90 pounds and that person can promptly fall over at the gust of a single wind. This amount of pressure to be thin often drives people to great lengths to stay skinny.