An RSS Feed is a dynamic list of news articles on the Internet. As the day wears on, new articles make a splash, and older articles roll off the bottom. Your RSS Feed automatically keeps you informed of all of the most important articles of the day.

In our case, the articles we're bringing you are the awesomely hot people that you desperately need to stay informed about.

To try an RSS feed once, simply click on the orange icons (above) with the radio waves on them. Try it now!

To Subscribe to it is like setting a bookmark or favorite, except that instead of just one bookmark for one page, you get a list of eight or 10 bookmarks for all the latest hotties, and the RSS Feed constantly keeps this list up-to-date automatically over the internet, every time a new ultra-hot person is discovered on our website that you need to know about.

The way it looks depends on where you subscribed:

• In your browser, you can see the rss page, and click on links to check out the hotties. Some browsers can even make a menu that automatically lists all of the current hotties for your browsing pleasure.


• On your iGoogle or My Yahoo pages, you can keep a dynamically shifting stream of hotties in a panel, along with other panels for the news, weather, or whatever.


• On Bloglines, you can keep hottie news organized along with less important issues like politics, work and business.


• On your cell phone (if it does RSS), you can be alerted to the latest hotties and check them out while on the go.