Stephanie Seymour walks the runway at the 1995 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage)The Angels have landed: Yes, the annual panty-parade extravaganza that is the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show returns to CBS this week, with performances by musical luminaries like Kanye West and Jay-Z, Maroon 5, and Nicki Minaj. But the show wasn't always such a huge production. Today, we flash back to August 1995, when Bill Clinton was still in his first term, current Angel Candice Swanepoel was all of six years old (yikes), and the very first Victoria's Secret Fashion Show was unveiled. We dug up some video of that inaugural show -- and trust us, things were very different back then.

The 1995 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show was held at the Plaza in New York City, and there wasn't an angel wing in sight. (The now-iconic Angels theme didn't debut until 1997.) Instead, models like Stephanie Seymour, Beverly Peele, and Frederique van der Wal (remember them?) paraded down the runway in rather tame lingerie, along with non-intimates like dresses and sweater sets.

Linda and Hulk Hogan in February 2006 (Chris Carlson/AP)Details surrounding the divorce settlement between Terry Bollea, better known as Hulk Hogan, and ex-wife Linda Bollea have surfaced in an article in the St. Petersburg Times. The two were divorced in 2009, but specifics of their financial settlement were unknown until now.

So much for 50/50. Linda Bollea received more than 70% of the couple's liquid assets. But the pain doesn't stop there for the Hulkster. His ex also received a 40% ownership stake in Hulk's companies. Plus, she received a $3 million property settlement (more on that below).

The St. Petersberg Times writes that "the confidential financial settlement came to light this week after it was attached to a new motion filed by Terry Bollea's attorneys."

So, what are the gritty details? According to the documents, Linda Bollea got a lump sum of $7.44 million from the couple's investment accounts. The remaining $2.97 million went to the Hulk.

The properties were either sold or are still on the market. The couple's home used in

"The Chew" hosts Carla Hall and Daphne Oz (ABC/Donna Svennevik)Maybe we've just been too busy watching TV, but we can't believe Thanksgiving is now only three days away. Luckily, two of the hosts of ABC's new daytime cooking show "The Chew," healthy-eating expert Daphne Oz and "Top Chef" fan favorite Carla Hall, are here to help us get ready for the biggest home-cooking day of the year.

In the video below, Oz and Hall serve up a feast of Thanksgiving-related tips, including the biggest mistakes people make when preparing Thanksgiving dinner, how to eat healthy during such an indulgent meal, and an answer to the age-old question: Should stuffing go inside or outside the turkey? Check it out and bone up on your turkey knowledge before the big day.