Pop diva Christina Aguilera was recently photographed going out dinner with her boyfriend Matt Rutler with no pants on.
No pants, no problem! CHRISTINA AGUILERA NO PANTS PIC HERE
Another Christina fashion fail below at Michael Jackson Tribute Concert earlier this month!
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Catalina Robayo, representing Colombia for the 2011 Miss Universe Beauty Pageant forgot to put on panties at a recent rehearsal for the ceremonies to be held this coming Monday (September 12) night!
SEE CATALINA FLASH THE CROWD HERE
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A highly controversial anti-abortion billboard in Manhattan at the corner of 6th Avenue and Watts Street that reads, "The most dangerous place for an African-American is in the womb" has many believing the message is too offensive to women and communities of color. The anti-abortion nonprofit organization behind the billboard, "Life Always", said its goal is to shock people and spark discussion. It certainly will!
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NFL Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, Michael Vick canceled on the O! His people cited, "personal reasons". Vick is on the redemption track after his conviction, imprisonment and release for heading a dogfighting ring a few years back.
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Journalist Nir Rosen quickly resigned from his NYU post as a fellow after he made insensitive remarks on his Twitter account about reporter, Lara Logan who was viciously sexually assaulted while covering the political unrest in Egypt. His tweets referenced her eventual martyrdom and wouldn't it have been funny if CNN's Anderson Cooper was sexually assaulted too. (Cooper was pummeled on the head while reporting in Egypt) Rosen also tweeted that Logan was trying to upstage Cooper. Even though he apologized profusingly, he is still a jerk!
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Did President Obama drop the S-bomb during his opening remarks at a press conference today about the budget?
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Fashion designer, Kenneth Cole had to quickly fix an extremely insensitive tweet from earlier today that read: "Millions are in an uproar in Cairo. Rumor is they heard our new spring collection is now available online". OH NO HE DIDN'T! And to add insult to injury, he had a link to that collection! It was taken down several hours later and Cole apologized via his Facebook page.
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