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According to Forbes, the supermodel takes in $35 million, whereas Brady's salary cap figure with the Patriots is $14.7 mil. Of course, those figures don't take Tom's endorsements -- which hovered around $9 mil for 2007 -- into account.

Also not included: Whatever Gisele pays him to be her errand boy.

But the chick bending over and taking a hike isn't just some random skeezer -- that's Miss Kentucky USA he's playin' with!

Rodman was spotted with friends in Miami this weekend -- and Dennis' manager, Darren Prince, confirmed Rodman met with his counselor today at a Ft. Lauderdale facility.

Hard-hittin' Atlanta Falcons linebacker Michael Boley -- a rising star in the NFL -- was nabbed by Georgia cops on a charge of battery Saturday night.

Boley was admitted to Gwinnett County Detention Center at 2.30 AM Saturday morning, according to Detention Center logs, and was released on $1,200 bond later that day. The Gwinnett County cops said they were still researching the arrest and had no further details.

Cedric Benson, a running back for the Chicago Bears, was popped late last night for DBB -- driving a boat while blasted.

Bensen was arrested by the Lower Colorado River Authority near Austin, TX, after failing a sobriety float test. He was so out of control, cops say he had to be pepper sprayed.

He refused to put a life jacket on and also refused a follow-up test once he was landlubbin'.

When speaking of the Rodman incident, Gigi throws out heroic lines like, "If I had to be the one to go through it to have that be the catalyst [for rehab] ... I'm glad it was me." On the ex-husband front, she says her "maniacal" ex is "full of lies," and that she's appealing the restraining order.

Oh yeah, that busty girl to her right is her daughter.

So Ronaldo -- the Brazilian soccer star who got all ball when he hired what he thought were three female hookers last week -- just got the chop for his little tranny trip.

According to reports from the continent, Italian mobile firm TIM has dropped Ronaldo as a spokesjohn, canceling its $4.8 million contract with him. There's a clause in his contract that lets the company end the deal if he's involved in any bad PR.

Ronaldo, according to cops, had tried to buy off the he-shes. Clearly not nearly enough.

Indianapolis Colts star wideout Marvin Harrison has been interviewed by Philly police in connection with a shooting there this week.

Philadelphia PD confirms that an investigation into the shooting, in which a man was shot in the hand near a garage owned by Harrison, is "continuing" but stressed that they have no suspect yet. Harrison's agent says that he wasn't involved in the shooting and isn't the subject of the po-po's investigation.

Chris Ohman is suing the Lance Armstrong Foundation for making doggy versions of their yellow "livestrong" bracelets, because Chris claims he patented a "pet collar with an embossed slogan for encouraging charitable contributions" in November 2007. Ohman's collars say "barkstrong," which is definitely not a rip-off itself.

Royals fans can rest easy -- there won't be 25 crying kids in the crowd when David Cook comes to town.

Cook was approached by the Kansas City Royals to sing the national anthem at game on May 9. The problem is 25 elementary kids were already booked.

A spokesperson for the Royals told TMZ that Cook didn't feel comfortable bumping the kids -- so he'll sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" during the 7th inning stretch instead, and throw out the first pitch.

She's a family person, y'all!

In an interview this week, Canseco blamed his financial woes on a couple of divorces and the fact that after taxes, he was really only living on $17 or $18 million.

The slugger did admit that his financial situation is different than most Americans and that he felt sympathy for other families going through foreclosures -- with even fewer millions than he has.

The docs allege that the baller and his company, Sprewell Motorsports, haven't paid their credit card bills since September 29, 2007. They owe the bank $23,600.12, plus interest. And late fees, of course.

According to his credit card application, Sprewell used to make $1.2 million a month! His $23,000 bill is for less than he made in one day. What gives??