Vivid Entertainment released Kendra’s sex tape last Wednesday, which they believe to be their box office selling sex tapes ever.

Watch the very not-safe-for-work preview here.

In the tape, Kendra is seen dancing nude and having sex with her high school boyfriend, Justin Frye. Kendra is now married to Hank Baskett and they have a baby boy.

Kendra has reportedly already gotten a $680,000 paycheck for the tape’s release and stands to collect 50 percent of the profits. A source tells Radaronline.com that Hank is not upset about the tape or her decision to cash in on it.

“This happened when she was young. He already knew about this. She told him about this before they got married,” the source said. “She was young and was in love with her boyfriend and thought she was going to marry him and it just didn’t turn out that way.”

Up to 16 people have been killed when Israeli naval commandos boarded aid ships bound for the Gaza Strip, meeting resistance from pro-Palestinian activists, Israel’s Channel 10 television said.

The six-ship convoy carrying aid for Palestinians and led by a Turkish vessel with 600 people on board set sail for Gaza from international waters off Cyprus on Sunday in defiance of an Israeli-led blockade of the territory.

There was no immediate comment from Israel, where public radio quoted an unnamed Arab journalist aboard a ship as saying the navy intercepted the activists and that shooting was heard.

Vice premier Silvan Shalom told Israel Radio that Israeli forces would issue a report soon.

“As far as we know IDF (Israeli military) commandos descended on the boat from helicopters and took it over,” said Mary Hughes Thompson, a spokeswoman for the Free Gaza Movement, which was behind the convoy.

An Israeli religious medical service, ZAKA, said seven people had been admitted to hospital in Haifa, Israel’s main naval base, one of them in a serious condition.

Turkey says it has “strongly protested” against Israel’s military action.

“[The interception on the convoy] is unacceptable … Israel will have to endure the consequences of this behaviour,” the foreign ministry said in a statement.

It said Ankara had called Israel’s ambassador to the ministry.

Israeli officials said overnight the navy told the activists by radio to turn back toward Cyprus or head for the Israeli port of Ashdod to unload the 10,000 tonnes of aid, which Israel would then transfer to the Palestinians in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip.

The convoy set off in international waters off Cyprus on Sunday in defiance of an Israeli-led blockade of Gaza.

The flotilla was organised by pro-Palestinian groups and a Turkish human rights organisation.

Turkey had urged Israel to allow it safe passage and said the 10,000 tonnes of aid was humanitarian.

Israel had said it would prevent the convoy from reaching Gaza.

Egypt and Israel tightened a blockade on Gaza after Hamas took over the territory in 2007.

Israel launched a devastating military offensive in Gaza in December 2008 with the aim of halting daily rocket fire towards its cities.

Most of the 1.5 million Palestinians living in Gaza rely on aid, blaming Israel for imposing restrictions on the amount and type of goods it allows into the territory.

The United Nations and Western powers have urged Israel to ease its restrictions to prevent a humanitarian crisis. They have been urging Israel to let in concrete and steel to allow for post-war reconstruction.

Israel denies there is a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, saying food, medicine and medical equipment are allowed in regularly.

It says the restrictions are necessary to prevent weapons and materials that could be used to make them from reaching Hamas.

-Reuters

One day they went to her place and made love all afternoon.

Exhausted, they fell asleep and woke up at 8 PM.

The man hurriedly dressed and told his lover to take his shoes outside and rub them in the grass and dirt.

He put on his shoes and drove home.

‘Where have you been?’ his wife demanded.

‘I can’t lie to you,’ he replied,

‘I’m having an affair with my secretary. We had sex all afternoon.’

She looked down at his shoes and said:

‘You lying bastard! You’ve been playing golf!’

Saturday night in the Santiago Bernabeu will offer one coach the chance to write themselves into the history books by winning an historic treble with their side. Both Bayern Munich and Inter Milan have enjoyed incredible domestic success this season, winning both the league and their main cup competition. One more glittering prize awaits.

The focus for both clubs has been on the Champions League for some time. Bayern, during an expensive stint of rebuilding, made it a priority to reach their first European final since 2001 with the signings of Ribery and Robben. Meanwhile, Inter brought Jose Mourinho to the club with the stated aim of bringing them success in a competition whose final they had not graced since 1972.

Now the pupil has the chance to become the master as Mourinho faces up against his mentor from his days at Barcelona: Louis van Gaal. Few could have expected either side to have progressed this far after watching some of their group games (Bayern’s 2-0 home defeat to Bordeaux and Inter’s draws with Rubin Kazan and Dynamo Kiev to name a few), but now the stage is set for one of these teams to secure the best moment in their proud histories.

Bayern player in focus: Arjen Robben. The flying Dutch winger looks a completely different player to the one often seen on the sidelines at Real Madrid and Chelsea. A player of deep potential, Robben’s goals have been a crucial part of Bayern’s success in reaching the final and his pace, guile and trickery on the flanks will provide the Inter defence with their toughest test.

Inter player in focus: Wesley Sneijder. Dumped by Real Madrid in the summer, Sneijder has made the best of his move to Italy and emerged as one of the best players in Serie A. A great passer, his creative touch has made the difference for Inter in the competition and he provides a goal threat from outside of the box via his trademark free-kicks.

Key battle: Martin Demichelis vs. Diego Milito. While there are intriguing battles across the pitch, the central one appears to be two Argentines who managed to make it into Diego Maradona’s World Cup squad. After claiming he was homesick for his homeland in January (following a period out of the team), Demichelis has emerged as a central figure at the back for Bayern and will have to be at his best to stop the scoring-machine that is currently his opponent. Milito netted the goal that won Serie A for Inter and has bagged 22 in 35 games this season to become one of the leading strikers in Europe. His pace and strength will cause Bayern problems all night long.

Tactics: A lot has been made of the two different styles of the coaches, as Van Gaal claims to play ”beautiful football” with ”attacking style” against Mourinho’s negativity. Van Gaal likes a 4-4-2 with flying wingers and a lot of width, helped by the presence of Robben and full-backs like Philipp Lahm and Holger Badstuber, while Mark van Bommel and Bastian Schweinsteiger sure up the central areas. Mourinho will continue with his 4-2-3-1, keeping the game relatively narrow with two patrolling defensive midfielders and looking to counter with the pace of Samuel Eto’o and Milito. The battle of the four full-backs could be key, especially if Robben is given space to run at Javier Zanetti.

Quotes: Louis van Gaal jokes about his future: ”We have given the ultimate answer to those who said I was not doing a good job, but maybe I will have to leave Bayern anyway this summer whatever happens in Madrid. If we beat Inter and prove ourselves the best in Europe this season, I’ll probably have to resign as you can’t improve on that”.

Jose Mourinho on the Champions League final: “This game is the most important in the world. It is even bigger than the World Cup because the teams in it are at a higher level than national teams, who can’t buy the best players.”

In the news: To stir up the war of words before the game Bayern Munich coach Louis van Gaal claimed that he ”educated” his Inter Milan rival Jose Mourinho and helped his former assistant rise to prominence in football. Of course, there was the jibe about playing ”beautiful football” in there as well. Bayern were also hit by the news that CAS had rejected their appeal over the suspension of Franck Ribery.

Most of the Inter news has been surrounding coach Mourinho, as he courts a potential move to Real Madrid in the summer. The Portuguese usually sacrifices himself to keep the media glare away from his players and this time is no different with his statement that he will manage Real ”one day” keeping everyone busy.

Bayern team news: Franck Ribery will miss the final after his suspension for being sent off against Lyon was repeatedly upheld. Hamit Altintop is likely to deputise, although van Gaal could call on the versatile Muller to make room for the likes of Miroslav Klose or Mario Gomez.

Inter team news: Thiago Motta is also missing due to the red card he picked up against Barcelona and former Portsmouth man Sulley Muntari will come in. Mario Balotelli looks likely to be benched for such a big game, with Goran Pandev called in to play in a front three while Zanetti will continue his conversion into a left-back.

Probable Bayern team (4-4-2): Butt, Lahm, Demichelis, van Buyten, Badstuber, Altintop, Schweinsteiger, van Bommel, Robben, Olic, Muller.

Probable Inter team (4-2-3-1): Cesar, Maicon, Lucio, Samuel, Zanetti, Cambiasso, Muntari, Sneijder, Eto’o, Pandev, Milito.

Soccernet prediction: When the Mourinho factor is taken into account, Inter may be the ones to come away with the glory. It could be a tight affair though and don’t rule out the chance of penalties to decide it.

Apple’s stronghold on the music industry is greater than once thought. After knocking Walmart off the top of the ladder back in 2008, iTunes now sells more music than both Walmart and Best Buy put together these days.

In fact, iTunes’ share of music sales has increased from 21.4 per cent in 2008, to 26.7 per cent last year—making them the top retailer for music in the US, according to Billboard.

While digital sales of music soared from 2008’s 42.5 per cent market share to 50.7 per cent, CD and other physical formats saw a drop from 57.5 to 49.3 per cent. It’s none to surprising to anyone who reads Gizmodo, but it’s nice to see cold hard figures backing up what we already knew. [Billboard via AppleInsider]

Sad news for “Lost” fans in the United Kingdom — you will have to watch the finale of ABC’s hit show at 5:00 a.m. if you want to catch it live. Perez Hilton has the story that the West Coast feed of the sci-fi epic’s 150-minute grand finale will air at the same time simultaneously around the world.

Why make this move? Producers are hoping that this will slow down some illegal downloads of the show — and it will also prevent some spoilers from being passed around to people who don’t want to know what happens to Jack and company before it actually airs.

Do you think this is a good move for “Lost” to make considering the magnitude of the finale? Let me know your thoughts with a comment below! As always this week, check back soon for more “Lost” coverage leading up to the big finish.

Bret Michaels back in the hospital after “warning stroke” and, while there, docs discover hole in the unlucky rocker’s heart. But what caused his original brain hemorrhage? In a new Rolling Stone interview, Michaels blames the movie he was watching when the hemorrhage struck: “Busty Cops 3.”