The Sexiest Men and Woman in Music

According to a new poll by Billboard.com, BRITNEY SPEARS is Music's Sexiest Woman.  By a LANDSLIDE.  Britney came away with 45% of the vote . . . followed by LADY GAGA with only 12%.

Here's the Top 10, which accounts for a little over 90% of the vote:

#1.)  Britney Spears,  45%

#2.)  Lady Gaga,  12%

#3.)  Beyonce,  8%

#4.)  Rihanna,  6%

#5.)  Katy Perry,  5%

#6.)  Demi Lovato,  3.89%

#7.)  Madonna,  3.75%

#8.)  Jennifer Lopez,  3%

#9.)  Nicki Minaj,  1.89%

#10.)  Taylor Swift,  1.84%

 

For Music's Sexiest Men, the voting was a lot closer.  ADAM LAMBERT "only" got 26% of the vote, while second-place finisher ADAM LEVINE had 12%.  (--That's a gap of 14%, as opposed to 33% for the ladies.)

Here's the Top 10, which accounts for a little over 87% of the vote:

#1.)  Adam Lambert,  26%

#2.)  Adam Levine,  12%

#3.)  Justin Bieber,  10%

#4.)  Enrique Iglesias,  9.75%

#5.)  Bill Kaulitz from Tokio Hotel,  8%

#6.)  Bruno Mars,  5.9%

#7.)  Jon Bon Jovi,  5.8%

#8.)  Chris Brown,  5%

#9.)  Usher,  3%

#10.)  Drake,  2%

What Salary Makes You a Success? Most People Say It's Less Than $70,000

A survey by CareerBuilder found that you don't need to make a LOT of money to be a success.   

More than half of Americans said that the salary level they considered a career success was LESS than $70,000.

28% of people said that a success was making between $50,000 and $70,000 . . . and 23% said that you could be a success at less than $50,000.

Only one in 10 people said that you needed to make $150,000 to be a success.  Men were twice as likely as women to say that you needed to make at least six figures.  One in three men said you needed to make $100,000.

Most people think that they're a success . . . or at least close to it.  23% of people are already at the salary level they thought defined success, and 45% are close to it. 

DOUG EMBLIDGE

Chet and DOug discuss today, Flag Day.

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CHRIS HAYES

Chet talks with Chris Hayes from MSNBC about his book, "Twilight for the Elites".

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LIZ BONIS

Chet and Liz discuss a new way to fight diabetes.

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-Two people were rescued from Buttermilk Falls in Genesee County.

-Police continue to search for the shooter who killed a woman outside of the Erie County Medical Center.

-Police report over $20,000 worth of damage has been done due to vandalism at Churchville Chili high school. 

MLB

For the second time this season and the 22nd time in major league history, there's been a perfect game. San Francisco's Matt Cain authored the first perfect game in Giants history, striking out 14 Houston Astros in a 10-0 rout. Cain got pinch-hitter Jason Castro on a grounder for his 27th and final out.

Cain's gem follows Phil Humber's  perfect game for the Chicago White Sox on April 21. It's just the second time in baseball history there have been two perfect games in the same season -- Philadelphia's Roy Halladay and Oakland's Dallas Braden did it in 2010.


The New York Yankees beat the Atlanta Braves 3-2 last night to complete their second straight three-game sweep. Curtis Granderson had a go-ahead two-run homer in the sixth inning. Hiroki Kuroda (6-6) gave up two runs in six innings.

The Yankees visit Washington on Friday.


The Boston Red Sox beat the  Miami Marlins 10-2 last night. Felix Doubront allowed only three hits while pitching a career-high seven innings. Doubront retired 16 in a row and took a no-hitter into the sixth inning. He struck out nine and allowed two runs. The Sox are at Wrigley on Friday.


The New York Mets beat the Tampa Bay Rays 9-1 last night. R.A. Dickey allowed only an infield single during his second career one-hitter and broke the New York Mets' record for consecutive scoreless innings. Dickey broke Jerry Koosman's club record for consecutive scoreless innings. Dickey went 32 and two-thirds scoreless innings before giving up a run in the bottom of the ninth.

Gametime is set for 1:10 today.

MiLB

The Redwings are at Louisville tonight. 7:05pm


NFL NEWS

New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin is unhappy the New England Patriots claimed tight end Jake Ballard off waivers a day after the Giants released him because of a failed physical. Coughlin says it was the Giants' intention to re-sign him and eventually place him on injured reserve.

New York Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow says he's putting on extra weight this season. He says he weighs 249 pounds - about 7-to-9 pounds more than last season. Tebow says the team would like him to be at 250 to start the season.