Venus Williams has written a touching piece on gender equality in Vogue magazine. Read the full article via the link above.

It wasn’t until 2007 when I became a four-time Wimbledon champion that I received equal prize money to my male counterparts—the first woman to do so. The road was long and meandering, and it took 39 years of women fighting for equal prize money; more than two years campaigning with the WTA, and an opinion piece in The Times to get there. But now we have equal pay in tennis at the majors and combined events—true equality.

There is still a mindset that women’s tennis isn’t as valuable as men’s. I went on to win another Wimbledon championship in 2008 and I’ve won four Olympic gold medals over the course of my career—I refuse to let that mindset dictate my success. And we must not allow it to dictate society’s progress.

-Venus Williams

Andy Roddick’s wife Brooklyn Decker shared a video on Instagram that shows how easy it is for people to edit their photos and videos. The video shows Decker with and without the lines in her face and neck.

It’s all fake

– Brooklyn Decker

Decker appeared in Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit editions, including on its cover in the 2010 issue. She also made appearances on TV shows – Chuck, Ugly Betty, The League, and Royal Pains. Decker married Andy Roddick in 2008. The couple has a son and daughter and lives in Austin, Texas.