
David Beckham was caught adjusting himself during a training session with Real Madrid over the weekend. Is he REALLY doing that right in the middle of the field?! Well then…


This is one hot, sexy black outfit Jessica Simpson is wearing to the 2nd Anniversary of the Pussycat Dolls Lounge.
The black, v-shaped jacket really highlights Jessica cleavage.
The see thru lace blouse certainly adds to this knock out outfit.

Jessica Simpson was at the Pure Nightclub at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas to emcee the second Anniversary of the Pussycat Dolls Lounge.
For more pictures of Jessica Simpson at the Pussycat Dolls Lounge.
Black seems to be the favorite color for celebrities this week.

Here is Victoria Beckham arriving in Los Angeles in a ultra tight see thru black top, with matching black pants.
Rounding out her outfit is a black leather pea cap and adding a bit of contrast - a white and black scarf.
All in all, a very sexy outfit indeed.
Victoria is in Los Angeles to sign an agreement for a new mansion in Los Angeles.
The twenty two million dollar mansion villa has 6 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms.
Victoria new neighbors will include Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, Sharon Stone and Jennifer Lopez.
Additional pictures of Victoria arrival at LAX.
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• Did Vicky's fire Gisele Bundchen because of her hefty paycheck? Or because she was Bitchy McDiva?
Former Playboy playmate Anna Nicole Smith died today (Thursday 8th October 06) after collapsing in her Florida hotel room - according to her lawyers. Details of her death is few but CNN has most of the story covered.
Pam Anderson wants to see Scarlett Johansson's big, bouncy bazooms. That's quite a bold statement, Pam. Are you sure you want to go out on a limb like that? Next thing you know you'll be making controversial statements like, "Puppies are cute," or "Cupcakes are yummy," or "I have rather large breasts." People start wars over those kind of hot-button issues.
Britney Spears certainly looks like she is ready to get back to her music, although we are not quite sure about her fashion statement.
Britney is doing some intensive workouts at the Millennium Dace Studio and is also getting back to her music.
She wore a very hot pink cut off tank top and a micro mini faded denim mini skirt, with black fishnet stockings to highlight her legs.
Topping off the outfit was a black fedora hat and oversized sunglasses.
Although the red lipstick was probably not a good choice, a not pink lipstick would have blended better with her pink top and tanned body.
Be sure to visit the Britney Spears Fashion News page, for a glimpse of many more of Britney Spears sexy and unique outfits.
More pictures from days doings.

One of the hottest fashions trends for the spring and fall are high waisted shorts.
Many designers have featured high waisted shorts in their spring and fall collections, including Betsey Johnson.
Undoubtedly, if you have long, long beautiful legs like Gwen Stefani, then you will definitely want to include them in your wardrobe.
We just love Gwen Stefani outfit, she looks like a hot schoolgirl with that white blouse and necktie.
The green u-shaped neck sweeter embraces and frames the look of the shirt.
Those high waisted shorts with the camouflage look really round out the outfit.
And, what can you say about those dark panty hose stockings that just draw attention to her legs, legs, legs.
Unquestionably, we would be remiss if we didn't mention her beautiful makeup and absolutely unique hair do.
All in all a very hot, sexy look.
The celebrity magazine OK! has won a long-running court battle with its glossy rival Hello! after a row over pictures of the wedding of Catherine Zeta Jones and Michael Douglas. The House of Lords ruled yesterday that Hello! had breached OK!'s confidentiality when it published unauthorised photographs of the ceremony at New York's Plaza Hotel in November 2000.
The Hollywood couple and OK! first sued Hello! when it published pictures taken secretly at the wedding by a photographer posing as a guest or waiter.
When the case came to court in 2003, Mr Justice Lindsay ruled that Hello! had acted "unconscionably" by publishing the unauthorised photographs. The judge said the snatched photographs, taken by Rupert Thorpe, son of the former Liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe, had been obtained by "misrepresentation or subterfuge" and said the "intrusion" was a breach of the Press Complaints Commission code of conduct. In that ruling, the Douglases and OK! were awarded £1m damages, but this was quashed after Hello! successfully went to the Court of Appeal in May 2005. Yesterday's decision means the damages award will now be reinstated.
Three out of five Law Lords found in OK!'s favour over confidentiality but lawyers for Hello! said the victory was pyrrhic because the court also found that Hello! had not knowingly injured OK!'s business. That meant, said lawyers, the estimated £8m costs of the case were expected to be shared by the two magazines.
The £14,600 damages awarded to Douglas and his wife by the High Court for the distress and inconvenience that the Hello! coverage caused them was not challenged at the Court of Appeal.
Hello! argued during the five-day hearing at the House of Lords that any confidentiality ceased after OK! published its own coverage of the wedding while OK! claimed that Hello!'s coverage was unlawful interference with its business or a breach of its right to confidentiality in the images.
Lord Hoffmann said OK! had paid £1m for the benefit of confidence imposed on everyone at the wedding regarding any photographs taken, and "I cannot see why they were not entitled to enforce it." He said other law lords who heard the case were troubled by the fact that the images were not intended to be kept secret but to be published by OK! But Lord Hoffmann said: "I see no reason why there should not be an obligation of confidence for the purpose of enabling someone to be the only source of publication if that is worth paying for." He said it would not create "an image right" - the information was being protected not because it concerned the Douglases or their private life but simply because it was information of commercial value.