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Two charged over intimate Kate sunbathing shots

The head of an Italian publishing group and a French photographer were charged this month over the publication of intimate photos of Prince William's wife Catherine sunbathing topless in France that sparked a furore. The photos were printed in two publications in September, one of which displayed shots of the former Kate Middleton half-naked having suncream rubbed into her buttocks by William at a private chateau in the south of France. The grainy snaps triggered an immediate furore in Britain, and the angry royal couple launched legal proceedings in France.

Tunisia activist vows topless demo after fleeing captivity

A Tunisian activist who sparked controversy by posting topless pictures of herself online in support of Arab women's rights vowed on Monday to bare her breasts in protest, after being held captive by her family and beaten. The young woman, Amina Tyler, was speaking on Skype to Ukrainian women's power group Femen after running away from home, where she said she was abducted, drugged and beaten by members of her family.

Topless feminist protest as cardinals hold conclave

Two topless feminist activists staged a protest on the edge of St Peter's Square on Tuesday as cardinals began a conclave to elect a new pope. "Pope No More!" one of the women shouted, before she was dragged away by several police officers. The woman had "Paedophilia No More" scrawled on her bare chest and "Pope No More" on her back. A second woman had "War No More" on her chest. They also let off pink flares -- a parody of the white smoke from the roof of the Sistine Chapel that will signal a pope has been elected.

Topless feminist protest as cardinals hold conclave

A topless feminist activist staged a lone protest on the edge of St Peter's Square on Tuesday as cardinals began a conclave to elect a new pope. "Pope No More!" the young woman shouted, before she was dragged away by several police officers. The woman had "Paedophilia No More" scrawled on her bare chest and "Pope No More" on her back. She also let off a pink flare -- a parody of the white smoke from the roof of the Sistine Chapel that will signal a pope has been elected.

Grammy stars warned not to flash flesh

US television network CBS has warned stars attending the Grammys music awards show at the weekend not to reveal too much skin, including breasts, buttocks -- or the dreaded "buttock crack." In an email leaked to media outlets including celebrity news website TMZ, the television giant also warned of "puffy" bare skin exposure around the genital region. "Please be sure that buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered," read the letter from CBS's Standards and Practices department to representatives of stars due to take the stage in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Keep breasts, buttocks under wraps, CBS tells Grammy performers

LOS ANGELES, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Grammy performers have been told to cover up at Sunday's big music awards show, and keep their buttocks, nipples and genitals under wraps. Their politics can't show either. In a "wardrobe advisory," broadcaster CBS also asked musicians and audience members likely to appear on camera at the Feb. 10 Grammy Awards ceremony to avoid wearing brand names on T-shirts as well as clothing with political or activist slogans.
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