At the European Championships in Helsinki, Russian figure skater Ekaterina Rubleva was being twirled by her partner, Ivan Shefer, when her costume started to slip. The 23-year-old kept smiling, but her next move send the costume down, exposing her left breast to a massive television audience.After the routine, the pair was in 12th place. Which, from this ASFW (almost safe for work) picture, seems unfair.
A former Miss USA who made a name in soap operas is raising more than eyebrows with a career change, reports the New York Daily News. Kelli McCarty, a Kansas native, who won the crown in 1991, played the part of "Beth" on the NBC soap opera "Passions." But after her character was killed in 2006, McCarty apparently left daytime television for porn. According to TMZ.com, McCarty now works for Vivid Entertainment, with her first pornographic film "Faithless," due this spring.
Being huge soap opera fans, we are suspicious of this. Sure, maybe McCarty is doing porn now, but maybe it's really just her evil twin.
According to the UK's Daily Mail, leaders of a taxpayer-funded education project say children as young as five should be taught to understand the pleasures of gay sex. The plan was revealed in documents from the No Outsiders project, run by researchers backed with £600,000 of public money. Heads of the project set a goal of creating "classrooms where queer sexualities are affirmed and celebrated." At a seminar at Exeter University tomorrow, supporters will discuss "pleasure and desire in educational contexts" and "interrogate the desexualisation of children's bodies.'
What the fudge, packer? "The desexualization of children's bodies"? Aren't children's bodies supposed to be "desexualized"? Would would want to sexualize them? And why should grade schools be involved in "celebrating" any kind of sexuality, gay or straight? Here's a idea: Teach the kids to read.
More than a year after denying it, newly sworn-in Portland Mayor Sam Adams admitted to lying about a sexual relationship he had with a teenagerduring the summer of 2005. In a phone interview with KATU, Adams apologized for not being honest to the public about his relationship with Beau Breedlove, whom he said was 18 at the time they had sex. Despite rumors of the affiar, Adams coasted to victory in 2008, making Portland the largest U.S. city to elect an openly gay mayor. Adams said he never told his colleagues, staff, friends or family about the sex. He added that he remains friends with Breedlove.
Oh. Okay. You lied to the electorate and accused honest reporters of "smears" and "political assassination." But the important thing is that you and your ex- are still friends.
