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Hey Blake Lively, Own Your Naked Photos, Girl!

Nude photos claiming to be of Blake Lively have been circling the web today, and the Internet’s been exploding over the series of titillating hotel bathroom iPhone shots. Blake’s publicist immediately denied that the photos are actually of Blake, calling them “100 percent FAKE,” but we’re not buying it. The pics look pretty darn authentic, not to mention the fact that Blake totally owns that iPhone case (see Exhibit A). But we’re not trying to bring a forensic scientist into the situation (unless Matthew Gray Gubler happens to be available), we’re just here to talk about why Blake should totally own these nudes (which you can see in their raw state over at Fleshbot).

Even before these photos leaked, Blake Lively never exactly left a whole lot to the imagination, body-wise. We’ve seen Blake baring cleavage and strutting about in bikinis, and there certainly must be people out there who have taken the mental leap and imagined her fully naked. And do these nudes disappoint? Hello no — this woman’s body is incredible. Plus, it isn’t like she’s doing anything super embarrassing — there are no fingers in orifices or goofy orgasm faces. These are some relatively tasteful and erotic shots for cell phone self-portraits.

We certainly understand why a person would want to keep private photos of themselves naked, like, actually private — but it’s too late now. The photos are already out there, they’re awesome, and Blake would be such a total badass if she just casually owned up to the pics. Rihanna did that, basically saying “yeah, that’s me, whatever” about her own nudes, and it was great. So come on, Blake — set an example for all the kids out there and own your naked photos.

hack sex women american celebrities

Hey Blake Lively, Own Your Naked Photos, Girl!

Nude photos claiming to be of Blake Lively have been circling the web today, and the Internet’s been exploding over the series of titillating hotel bathroom iPhone shots. Blake’s publicist immediately denied that the photos are actually of Blake, calling them “100 percent FAKE,” but we’re not buying it. The pics look pretty darn authentic, not to mention the fact that Blake totally owns that iPhone case (see Exhibit A). But we’re not trying to bring a forensic scientist into the situation (unless Matthew Gray Gubler happens to be available), we’re just here to talk about why Blake should totally own these nudes (which you can see in their raw state over at Fleshbot).

Even before these photos leaked, Blake Lively never exactly left a whole lot to the imagination, body-wise. We’ve seen Blake baring cleavage and strutting about in bikinis, and there certainly must be people out there who have taken the mental leap and imagined her fully naked. And do these nudes disappoint? Hello no — this woman’s body is incredible. Plus, it isn’t like she’s doing anything super embarrassing — there are no fingers in orifices or goofy orgasm faces. These are some relatively tasteful and erotic shots for cell phone self-portraits.

We certainly understand why a person would want to keep private photos of themselves naked, like, actually private — but it’s too late now. The photos are already out there, they’re awesome, and Blake would be such a total badass if she just casually owned up to the pics. Rihanna did that, basically saying “yeah, that’s me, whatever” about her own nudes, and it was great. So come on, Blake — set an example for all the kids out there and own your naked photos.

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'Secret Life of the American Teenager’ Star Renee Olstead Allegedly Has Nude Pics

Renee Olstead plays popular girl Madison on the squeaky-clean show Secret Life of the American Teenager. But it sounds like she might have a secret life of her own – Fleshbot.com has just posted (NSFW, of course) pictures that are supposedly of Olstead naked. Is this going to get Olstead kicked off Secret Life just like sexy photos got Jessica Biel kicked off of 7th Heaven (both shows are written and produced by Brenda Hampton)? Or is this just the thing to get her some more attention than the rest of the supporting cast?

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Rihanna Isn’t Embarrassed By Nude Photos. Why Should She Be?

It appears that Rihanna has taken a queue from the bucket list we wrote this spring: there are new semi-nude photos of her floating around online again. And she doesn’t seem to mind. Why? Because she looks good in them.

Late last week, MediaTakeout published some new cellphone pics of Rihanna scantily clad. And then a fan of Rihanna’s decided to ask her straight up if they were her. Was Rihanna embarrassed? Doesn’t look like it. Rather than ignore the tweet, she responded, saying that yeah, that was her “When I was skinny!”

Good for Rihanna! If you’re going to send your boyfriend sexy pics of yourself, you’ve got to be prepared for other people to see them. Especially when you’re a celebrity, any nakedness that can get out, will get out. So why not own your photos?

That’s exactly what our own Kat Rosenfield recommended last year:

“Your body is beautiful. Really, it is. And it doesn’t matter whether you’re plump or slender, reedy or Rubenesque; your whole self — top to toe — deserves its day in the spotlight… And when you see those photos in the days, months and years that follow, it’ll be with a lasting appreciation for your body as the glorious, gorgeous machine it is.”

Besides, if we had to rank glorious body machines, Rihanna would be pretty close to the top. So good for her

hack sex women american celebrities

Rihanna Isn’t Embarrassed By Nude Photos. Why Should She Be?

It appears that Rihanna has taken a queue from the bucket list we wrote this spring: there are new semi-nude photos of her floating around online again. And she doesn’t seem to mind. Why? Because she looks good in them.

Late last week, MediaTakeout published some new cellphone pics of Rihanna scantily clad. And then a fan of Rihanna’s decided to ask her straight up if they were her. Was Rihanna embarrassed? Doesn’t look like it. Rather than ignore the tweet, she responded, saying that yeah, that was her “When I was skinny!”

Good for Rihanna! If you’re going to send your boyfriend sexy pics of yourself, you’ve got to be prepared for other people to see them. Especially when you’re a celebrity, any nakedness that can get out, will get out. So why not own your photos?

That’s exactly what our own Kat Rosenfield recommended last year:

“Your body is beautiful. Really, it is. And it doesn’t matter whether you’re plump or slender, reedy or Rubenesque; your whole self — top to toe — deserves its day in the spotlight… And when you see those photos in the days, months and years that follow, it’ll be with a lasting appreciation for your body as the glorious, gorgeous machine it is.”

Besides, if we had to rank glorious body machines, Rihanna would be pretty close to the top. So good for her

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A Guide To Miley Cyrus’ Provocative Pictures

Rumors of naked photos of Miley Cyrus are circulating around the Internet again, and not the classy, Annie Leibovitz kind. Instead, these are the “grainy self-portrait cellphone photos” that Miley has already once been in trouble for, which makes us wonder: Is this ex-Disney princess trying to ruin her good girl image?

One could argue that the first signs that Miley wasn’t going to remain the squeaky good Hannah Montana forever would be the Annie Leibovitz/Vanity Fair shots from 2008. But hey, she was 15-years-old! The blame, when it went around in heaps, was put directly on the shoulder of her pervy dad and the innapropriate Leibovitz. But those sheet-draped shoulder were only a harbinger of things to come.

April 2008: These photos come out in Vanity Fair, with Leibovitz adamently defending her choice to shoot Disney’s golden goose in such a provacative pose:

“Miley and I looked at fashion photographs together, and we discussed the picture in that context before we shot it. The photograph is a simple, classic portrait, shot with very little makeup, and I think it is very beautiful.”

February 2008: Miley shoots some sexy cell phone photos that turn up on the Internet. Despite being taken by Miley herself, she is given a free pass of culpability, with blogs saying the pics weren’t “quite as scandalous.” We’d argue differently.

May 2010: Miley waits a full two years before embarking on another sexually explicit camera foray, in her music video “Can’t Be Tamed.” Her Disney contract as Hannah Montana is up.

May: Several week later, she giving a lap dance to a gay producer of her latest movie, The Last Song. It’s put on TMZ and everyone goes ape-shit.

June 2010: Miley Cyrus kisses a girl on the X-Factor while performing “Can’t Be Tamed.” Everyone freaks the hell out.

June: Perez Hilton posts a fake pic of a “blurred out” Miley Cyrus vagina, and faces jail time.

December 2010: More cell phone pics. This time, totally provacative and nasty after some guy steals her cell phone. Except that the photos may be faked. Which at this point, would be a relief.

hack sex women american celebrities

A Guide To Miley Cyrus’ Provocative Pictures

Rumors of naked photos of Miley Cyrus are circulating around the Internet again, and not the classy, Annie Leibovitz kind. Instead, these are the “grainy self-portrait cellphone photos” that Miley has already once been in trouble for, which makes us wonder: Is this ex-Disney princess trying to ruin her good girl image?

One could argue that the first signs that Miley wasn’t going to remain the squeaky good Hannah Montana forever would be the Annie Leibovitz/Vanity Fair shots from 2008. But hey, she was 15-years-old! The blame, when it went around in heaps, was put directly on the shoulder of her pervy dad and the innapropriate Leibovitz. But those sheet-draped shoulder were only a harbinger of things to come.

April 2008: These photos come out in Vanity Fair, with Leibovitz adamently defending her choice to shoot Disney’s golden goose in such a provacative pose:

“Miley and I looked at fashion photographs together, and we discussed the picture in that context before we shot it. The photograph is a simple, classic portrait, shot with very little makeup, and I think it is very beautiful.”

February 2008: Miley shoots some sexy cell phone photos that turn up on the Internet. Despite being taken by Miley herself, she is given a free pass of culpability, with blogs saying the pics weren’t “quite as scandalous.” We’d argue differently.

May 2010: Miley waits a full two years before embarking on another sexually explicit camera foray, in her music video “Can’t Be Tamed.” Her Disney contract as Hannah Montana is up.

May: Several week later, she giving a lap dance to a gay producer of her latest movie, The Last Song. It’s put on TMZ and everyone goes ape-shit.

June 2010: Miley Cyrus kisses a girl on the X-Factor while performing “Can’t Be Tamed.” Everyone freaks the hell out.

June: Perez Hilton posts a fake pic of a “blurred out” Miley Cyrus vagina, and faces jail time.

December 2010: More cell phone pics. This time, totally provacative and nasty after some guy steals her cell phone. Except that the photos may be faked. Which at this point, would be a relief.

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Bucket List: Why Every Woman Should Pose Nude

When it comes to taking naked pictures, the general consensus — among friends, family, and even our local sex advice columnist — is that you MUST. NOT. DO IT. In the wake of celebrity sex tapes and teenage sexting scandals, the very existence of nude photos makes mortification for their subject seem like a foregone conclusion. And if you tell someone you’re thinking of taking your clothes off in the vicinity of a camera, they’ll probably respond by telling you all the reasons should never, ever be naked on film.

“Nooooo! Someone might put it on the internet, and you’ll end up like Vanessa Hudgens!”

“Nooooo! Your boss/dentist/mother-in-law could see it!”

“Nooooo! Your vagina will get REALLY COLD!”

What they don’t tell you? That posing nude isn’t necessarily risky… but it is exhilarating, exciting, and something every woman should do at least once before she turns 30.

Yes, even you. (No, your vagina will not get cold.)

As an artist’s and photographer’s model, I’ve spent substantial portions of my early-to-mid twenties standing around in front of strangers with no clothes on. And while it might be initially nerve-wracking, it’s also one of the most interesting and worthwhile experiences I’ve ever had — so worthwhile that I firmly believe it belongs on the bucket list for any young woman, no matter what her shape, size, or level of confidence with her own naked body. Why should you take a photo or two in your birthday suit?

• Your body is beautiful. Really, it is. And it doesn’t matter whether you’re plump or slender, reedy or Rubenesque; your whole self — top to toe — deserves its day in the spotlight. Women put in huge amounts of effort each day just to meet society’s standard of beauty, only to get bogged down by stress and insecurity over failing to fit within that narrowly-defined (and often unhealthy) ideal. Stripping down and showing it off is a celebratory, powerful, even subversive act — and it’s exhilarating. And when you see those photos in the days, months and years that follow, it’ll be with a lasting appreciation for your body as the glorious, gorgeous machine it is.
• It’s a confidence boost. Between diet culture, celebrity obsession, and the airbrushed images that we see every day on billboards and in magazines, women have developed an utterly warped idea of what a healthy body looks like. And the effects go way beyond simply disliking what we see in the mirror; at this point, many women are battling body dysmorphia and/or too afraid to even look at themselves naked. Seeing your own body given just a fraction of the star treatment — with makeup, lighting, and a skilled photographer to help you pose — is a powerful way to fight back against that fear and insecurity. Basically, you are so much hotter than you think you are.
• It’s totally vain… and completely awesome. When it comes to balancing your busy life, you’re always being told to take care, take time out, and take one day a week to do something nice for yourself. Well, go big or go home, lady. Your “just for me” weekly manicure only lasts as long as it takes your nail polish to chip, but a private album of drawings or photos that show you at your prime — young, healthy, and before childbirth, gravity, and the vagaries of time have taken their toll — is a memory you’ll have forever. (Not to mention a great conversation-starter when someone pulls it off your bookshelf in 2072 and says, “Grandma! Was that YOU?”)

So, are you ready to get naked? You’ve got options, but they’re not all good. Unless you’re the edgy type, avoid amateur photographers with seedy apartment “studios” and no portfolio to speak of; chances are, they’re just looking for spank material. And even if your boyfriend is a totally trustworthy dude who would never, ever blackmail you with your sexy shots post-breakup, he may lack the photographic skills to do your naked body justice. (And while an unflattering photo is never pleasant, an unflattering naked photo is a special kind of hell.) Instead, plan to drop a little cash and consider the following:

• Boudoir photography. If you want to look gorgeous and play coy, hire a professional boudoir photog to snap some sexy, low-lit photos of you in your favorite lingerie… or less. (Check with your individual photographer to see how he or she feels about topless shots, straight-up nudity, or tasteful draping.)
• Go retro. Love the look of old-school pin-up shots like Marilyn Monroe’s famous series with Bert Stern? Photogs specializing in vintage-inspired photoshoots have begun cropping up all over the country; if you’re nervous about taking it all off, some studios also offer costumes and wigs to get you into character.
• Sexiness optional. Naked photos don’t have to be porn-y; if looking lascivious isn’t your thing, skip the sex factor and work with a fine art photographer to shoot some artistic, black-and-white nudes that explore your body’s form in a non-erotic way.
• Put it on paper. Taking nude photos absolutely isn’t the recipe for disaster that people make it out to be — you retain the rights to pictures you’ve paid for, but even if you didn’t, a naked body isn’t a moral evil in and of itself. (Meaning that if someone sees them, it’s not like your life is over. Just ask Carla Bruni!) But if you simply can’t stomach the thought of actual photographic evidence that, at one time, you did not have clothes on, consider posing for a figure drawing or painting class. The in-practice terror factor is substantially greater — instead of one photographer seeing you nude, it’s a dozen aspiring artists and an instructor — but the sketch that one of your new artist friends gifts to you at the end of class will forever be a cool and unique souvenir of your brass-balled bravery.

hack sex women american celebrities

Bucket List: Why Every Woman Should Pose Nude

When it comes to taking naked pictures, the general consensus — among friends, family, and even our local sex advice columnist — is that you MUST. NOT. DO IT. In the wake of celebrity sex tapes and teenage sexting scandals, the very existence of nude photos makes mortification for their subject seem like a foregone conclusion. And if you tell someone you’re thinking of taking your clothes off in the vicinity of a camera, they’ll probably respond by telling you all the reasons should never, ever be naked on film.

“Nooooo! Someone might put it on the internet, and you’ll end up like Vanessa Hudgens!”

“Nooooo! Your boss/dentist/mother-in-law could see it!”

“Nooooo! Your vagina will get REALLY COLD!”

What they don’t tell you? That posing nude isn’t necessarily risky… but it is exhilarating, exciting, and something every woman should do at least once before she turns 30.

Yes, even you. (No, your vagina will not get cold.)

As an artist’s and photographer’s model, I’ve spent substantial portions of my early-to-mid twenties standing around in front of strangers with no clothes on. And while it might be initially nerve-wracking, it’s also one of the most interesting and worthwhile experiences I’ve ever had — so worthwhile that I firmly believe it belongs on the bucket list for any young woman, no matter what her shape, size, or level of confidence with her own naked body. Why should you take a photo or two in your birthday suit?

• Your body is beautiful. Really, it is. And it doesn’t matter whether you’re plump or slender, reedy or Rubenesque; your whole self — top to toe — deserves its day in the spotlight. Women put in huge amounts of effort each day just to meet society’s standard of beauty, only to get bogged down by stress and insecurity over failing to fit within that narrowly-defined (and often unhealthy) ideal. Stripping down and showing it off is a celebratory, powerful, even subversive act — and it’s exhilarating. And when you see those photos in the days, months and years that follow, it’ll be with a lasting appreciation for your body as the glorious, gorgeous machine it is.
• It’s a confidence boost. Between diet culture, celebrity obsession, and the airbrushed images that we see every day on billboards and in magazines, women have developed an utterly warped idea of what a healthy body looks like. And the effects go way beyond simply disliking what we see in the mirror; at this point, many women are battling body dysmorphia and/or too afraid to even look at themselves naked. Seeing your own body given just a fraction of the star treatment — with makeup, lighting, and a skilled photographer to help you pose — is a powerful way to fight back against that fear and insecurity. Basically, you are so much hotter than you think you are.
• It’s totally vain… and completely awesome. When it comes to balancing your busy life, you’re always being told to take care, take time out, and take one day a week to do something nice for yourself. Well, go big or go home, lady. Your “just for me” weekly manicure only lasts as long as it takes your nail polish to chip, but a private album of drawings or photos that show you at your prime — young, healthy, and before childbirth, gravity, and the vagaries of time have taken their toll — is a memory you’ll have forever. (Not to mention a great conversation-starter when someone pulls it off your bookshelf in 2072 and says, “Grandma! Was that YOU?”)

So, are you ready to get naked? You’ve got options, but they’re not all good. Unless you’re the edgy type, avoid amateur photographers with seedy apartment “studios” and no portfolio to speak of; chances are, they’re just looking for spank material. And even if your boyfriend is a totally trustworthy dude who would never, ever blackmail you with your sexy shots post-breakup, he may lack the photographic skills to do your naked body justice. (And while an unflattering photo is never pleasant, an unflattering naked photo is a special kind of hell.) Instead, plan to drop a little cash and consider the following:

• Boudoir photography. If you want to look gorgeous and play coy, hire a professional boudoir photog to snap some sexy, low-lit photos of you in your favorite lingerie… or less. (Check with your individual photographer to see how he or she feels about topless shots, straight-up nudity, or tasteful draping.)
• Go retro. Love the look of old-school pin-up shots like Marilyn Monroe’s famous series with Bert Stern? Photogs specializing in vintage-inspired photoshoots have begun cropping up all over the country; if you’re nervous about taking it all off, some studios also offer costumes and wigs to get you into character.
• Sexiness optional. Naked photos don’t have to be porn-y; if looking lascivious isn’t your thing, skip the sex factor and work with a fine art photographer to shoot some artistic, black-and-white nudes that explore your body’s form in a non-erotic way.
• Put it on paper. Taking nude photos absolutely isn’t the recipe for disaster that people make it out to be — you retain the rights to pictures you’ve paid for, but even if you didn’t, a naked body isn’t a moral evil in and of itself. (Meaning that if someone sees them, it’s not like your life is over. Just ask Carla Bruni!) But if you simply can’t stomach the thought of actual photographic evidence that, at one time, you did not have clothes on, consider posing for a figure drawing or painting class. The in-practice terror factor is substantially greater — instead of one photographer seeing you nude, it’s a dozen aspiring artists and an instructor — but the sketch that one of your new artist friends gifts to you at the end of class will forever be a cool and unique souvenir of your brass-balled bravery.