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Feelin’ lucky?

The Powerball lottery jackpot has swelled to $350 million after no tickets matched the winning numbers selected during Saturday’s drawing, making it the third-largest Powerball prize of all-time. Saturday’s winning numbers were 6-13-19-23-43 with 16 as the Powerball.

The jackpot for Saturday’s drawing reached $270 million with a cash value of $175.8 million if taken as a lump sum, lottery officials said. It now stands at $350 million, or a $222.8 million cash value payment if taken immediately instead of a 29-year annuity.

Tickets for each game cost $2 and there’s a 1 in 175.2 million chance that any ticket will win the grand prize. The overall odds of winning any prize, including $4 for selecting only the Powerball, are 1 in 31.85, Powerball officials say.

Angelina  Jolie underwent a double mastectomy procedure -- the removal of both of  her breasts -- in order to minimize her risk of breast cancer ... the actress  revealed.

Jolie penned an op-ed published in the New York  Times, in which she reveals, "Doctors estimated that I had an 87  percent risk of breast cancer and a 50 percent risk of ovarian  cancer."

She continues, "Once I knew that this was my reality, I decided  to be proactive."

37-year-old Jolie says she completed the 3 months of  medical procedures on April 27. She will continue to document her experience on  the website for the Pink  Lotus Breast Center, where she was (and still is being) treated.

The PLBC has treated stars like Sheryl Crow and Shannon Tweed.

"I am fortunate to have a partner, Brad  Pitt, who is so loving and supportive," Jolie writes.

"For any woman  reading this, I hope it helps you to know you have options."

Ladies, you can weigh in your thoughts here.

 Real life is decidedly less fun and relaxing, which can lead many people to suffer from post-holiday blues. Experts say that feeling of being bummed out after a great trip is called “contrast effect” – after a week away from your everyday life, you get out of practice dealing with stress, which makes it difficult to return to reality.

Do you suffer from post-vacation blues? What’s the best vacation you ever took?