Danielle Colby Cushman was born December 3, 1975, in Davenport, Iowa. We all know her from her role on American Pickers with Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz. Danielle had actually been a good friend Mike for many years before American Pickers went on the air. He thought that she would be the perfect fit for the show.

Frank Fritz, Danielle Colby Cushman, and Mike Wolfe, of American Pickers

American Pickers first aired on the History Channel in January 2010. It was one of the History Channel’s most popular shows in 2010. Danielle Colby-Cushman, who fancies tattoos, takes care of business at their store, the Antique Archeology, while Mike and Frank are out on the road looking for valuable items to buy. She does all the leg work and provides them with leads.

Danielle had always held an interest in burlesque, but she did not really get into it until after she married and had kids. It was at that time that she decided to go for it and perform it as a side-line career.

Danielle started up her her own professional burlesque troupe, the Burlesque Le’Moustache. It consists of nine performers, including Danielle herself. While performing, she goes by the stage name of Dannie Diesel. It is a traveling show that performs in nightclubs and other venues in throughout eastern Iowa and western Illinois. Danielle from American Pickers is certainly hot.

We hope you have enjoyed the pics of Danielle from American Pickers. You can catch more of Danielle on American Pickers, every Monday night on the History Channel. Check your local cable guide for show times.

Brandi is one of the stars of Storage Wars on A&E.

Brandi and her husband, Jarrod Schultz own and operate the “Now and Again” thrift store in Tustin, California.

Standing in front of the "Now and Again" thrift store, Brandi looks sexy and extremely gorgeous in this nice dress. We don't think she found this dress at the storage auctions.

Here are some of the questions we have gotten from people:

Q: Are Storage Wars Brandi Passante and Jarrod Schulz married?
A: From what we understand, they are not legally married. From accounts, Brandi and Jarrod have been living together for at least 12 years..

Q: Was Brandi from Storage Wars a stripper?
A: No, this is absolutely false.

Q: Do Jarrod and Brandi on Storage Wars have kids?
A: Yes, they are proud parents of a young boy, and girl.

Q: What did Brandi Passante used to do?
A: Nobody really knows what kind of work she has done in the past, but she has been helping Jarrod with his business for several years.

Q: Was Brandi from Storage Wars ever in prison?
A: Absolutely false. Just another internet rumor.

Brandi Passante and her husband, Jarrod Schulz

Jarrod and Brandi just expanded their thrift store in Tustin, California. They missed a few episodes of Storage Wars to take care of business, and get a well deserved rest before going back to the televised storage auctions.

Brandi Passante, flashing that beautiful "Mona Lisa" smile!

The next customer brought in an old steel mandolin, manufactured by National. Corey “Big Hoss” Harrison and the Old Man waited on him. The customer claimed that he found it in a basement of an old house in New Jersey. Mandolins were first used in Europe in the 1700′s. The most expensive mandolin sold was Bill Monroe’s in 1991 for $1.25 Million. Bill Monroe was a famous bluegrass/country music star who died in 1996. Before Corey could make an offer, he had to have an expert take a look at it. He called in Jesse, from Cowtown Guitars in Las Vegas. He estimated that in it’s current condition, it was worth about $1000. Corey then dickered with the customer, first offering $300, then settling on $500. Corey had Jesse restore the National Mandolin at a cost of $150, and Jesse told Corey that it would now be worth about $2k in it’s restored condition. Austin Chumlee Russell from Pawn Stars

Austin Chumlee Russell from Pawn Stars

Rick Harrison got call from a guy who said he had an old antique cannon for sale. Rick, Corey, and Chumlee drove out to take a look at it. It turned out to be an old civil war cannon used at parades, essentially a “Parade Cannon”, used by the civil war veterans, the Grand Army of the Republic. The last civil war veteran died in 1956. His name was Albert Woolson, who was 109 years old. Rick called in Sean Rich, from Antique Arms and Amour to take a look at it. Sean came out, then they test fired it. It was in great shape, however there was no documentation from the cannon that indicated it’s manufacture date. Rick had to pass on it because there is a law that says he cannot buy any firearms manufactured after 1900. Even though it appeared to be a civil war cannon, there was a plaque on the cannon with a September 1903 date.

Back at the store again, Rick Harrison and Chumlee (who’s real name is Austin Chumlee Russell) waited on a guy who brought in a signed, Abraham Lincoln print. The highest price paid for an authentic Abraham Lincoln signed document was $3.4 Million. Rick took a look at it and he immediately sensed that it was not authentic. Rick told the customer a story about a famous forger by the name of Joseph Cosey, who forged quite a few Abraham Lincoln signatures, including many other famous Americans as well. It turned out that the guy had a copy of a forged document, so he didn’t even have the original forged document. It turned out to be worthless.

Watch Pawn Stars every Monday on A&E . Check your local listings for times.

Liam McIntyre replaces Andy Whitfield who became an instant star in his role of Spartacus. Andy passed away from cancer in September 2011. Liam has some really big shoes to fill, but from the sneak previews we have seen, he is going to do just fine.

The other cast members of Spartacus Vengeance include Lucy Lawless as Lucretia, Manu Bennett as Crixus, Peter Mensah as Oenomaus, and Nick Tarabay as Ashur. Dustin Clare will return in his role as Gannicus from Spartacus: Gods of the Arena.

The big question: Is Spartacus Vengeance going to be on Netflix?
It doesn’t look that way as it appears the agreement between Nextflix and Starz is going to expire at the end of February 2012.