Anne Curtis wardrobe malfunction

Actress Anne Curtis suffered a wardrobe malfunction during a production number on ASAP XV. Anne was wearing a swimsuit during the ASAP XV show in Boracay. While doing their dance number, Anne ’s upper top got accidentally removed which to the delight of the audience got a glimpse of Anne Curtis boobs. Cameras from the audience started clicking and video cameras rolled. After Anne, Sam and the crew realized what happened the audience already got a shot of the incident. Sam came to the rescue and embraced Anne to cover her up and Anne after realizing what had happened cried over the incident. Despite the production staff’s plea to delete the captured scene, the photo still broke its way to the internet, proliferated in social networking sites last Monday. The uncensored version of the Anne Curtis boobs scandal photo was even posted in some blogs.

Rihanna speaks for victims of domestic violence

Rihanna (photo) says dealing with the media attention after being assaulted in February by ex-boyfriend Chris Brown was humiliating. But she now hopes to speak for young women who are afraid to talk openly about domestic violence. The 21-year-old pop star told Glamour magazine in an interview posted on-line that the police photo of her bruised face that was leaked to reporters added insult to injury. After the assault, she awoke to find helicopters circling her house and reporters swarming her street. “I felt like I went to sleep as Rihanna and woke up as Britney Spears,” she said. Rihanna said she felt disappointed and taken advantage of, especially when she heard that the two officers under investigation for leaking her photo were women. “I felt like people were making it into a fun topic on the Internet, and it’s my life,” she said. Rihanna said she didn’t realize how much her decisions affected people she didn’t know, like her many fans. She feels stronger, wiser and more aware now, she added. “Domestic violence is a big secret,” Rihanna said. “The positive thing that has come out of my situation is that people can learn from that. I want to give as much insight as I can to young women, because I feel like I represent a voice that really isn’t heard. Now I can help speak for those women.” Brown, 20, pleaded guilty to felony assault in June. He was sentenced to five years’ probation, six months of community labor and a year of domestic violence counseling for the attack.