The Other Bad Guy in the Britney Spears Case

Since the ruling in the Britney Spears stalker case came down,
the public has gotten used to the mug of stalker-turned-conspirator Adnan Ghalib.
Now they are getting a look at the other guy in the case.

According to celebrity gossip site, a New Zealand man has filed suit against Sam Lufti,
accusing him of terrorizing him and spreading accusations about him.

Sam Lufti, Britney Spears

Hugh Richards of Auckland has accused Lufti of posing as Spears,
spoofing her email and sending various cease and desist letters to him and his son, Stuart,
accusing them of harassing Spears and also alleging that Stuart had a mental disorder.

Richards also claims Lufti used the account to insult his appearance
and signed off one letter with the phrase "asshole hope you die."

In one email, dated June 9 of last year, Lufti, as Spears, accuses Hugh's son
of spreading rumors about Spears, saying that
"He [Stuart] has a way to hack, snoop, and lie to get info and he bombards
family members, friends and business associates with lies, fake emails,
harassing phone calls, etc."

Lufti, who has been served with a restraining order by Spears along with Ghalib
and attorney Jon Eardley, accusing them of conspiring to steal from
and take advantage of Spears.

On Wednesday, Spear's stylist, identified only by her last name "Romero,"
testified that Lufti texted her several times over Christmas 2008,
attempting to get her to relay messages to Spears.



Adnan Ghalib and Brintey Spears
In addition to the restraining order against the three men, Ghalib has been charged
with assault with a deadly weapon and misdemeanor assault after a incident
with a officer who served the restraining order on him.
If convicted, he faces seven years in prison.
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Evangelical Churches push kinky new sex challenges

Evangelical Churches push kinky new sex challenges--
but for married couples only

(US News)

More evangelical churches are pushing sex--in some cases, rather risqué sex,
on married couples. The formerly straight-laced church is changing with the times
and now promoting, even urging, married couples to have more varied sex
and more of it. According to ***.org, a progressive media website,
"Christian sex shops, Christian sex advice columns, and Christian sex blogs"
abound on the Internet.



Tampa, Florida pastor Paul Wirth made headlines earlier this month
issuing what he called the 30-day sex challenge,
urging married couples to have sex every day for 30 days,
and single parishioners to stay celibate for the same period.

Evangelical churches still condemn pre-marital sex, lesbian and gay sex
and lobby for federally-funded abstinence-only sex education,
which made some critics wonder whether this is just a promotional push
for more membership.

Female evangelical sex advice-givers have a kindler, gentler approach
than their male counterparts, reasoning that men in the church use sex
to control women--so this is hardly a move to liberate evangelical women. 
The times have spoken and the church is getting with the times,
in its own straight-laced way.

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 Orgasm, in the name of God ! (Christianity and Cybersex)

Beyonce's boobs

HOUSTON—
Attention all single ladies: It’s time to get your boogie shoes on.

Hometown hottie Beyonce is inviting her fans to create dance videos
to her hit song, “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It).”
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The best video will be shown during Beyonce’s 2009 world tour
and earn its maker a cool $2,500.

The rules are simple. 
Contestants in the videos should adhere precisely to the “Single Ladies”
dance routine performed by Beyonce
and her dancers in the original music video.

Videos should contain no original choreography.

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Beyonce's Oscar performance with Hugh Jackman was a broad,
family-friendly tribute to the musical.
But, she had a split second moment of nudity
thanks to a bit of a wardrobe malfunction.

Belly Art for pregnancy women

Now there's a growing trend among moms-to-be that has them boldly showing
that baby bump in an artistic twist to the tummy!
Carla Tarantino-Marie is making her pregnant belly an art canvas
as a keepsake of her pregnancy.

"I planned this to be my only baby and only pregnancy,
so I wanted it to be extra special in every way," Carla Tarantino-Marie says.
"It's going to be a nice way to make my big round belly to feel
a little more festive and maybe pretty."

Belly painting is a growing trend among expectant women.
The American Pregnancy Association attributes it to the Internet
where one photo can inspire many people.
They think henna tattoos and belly painting can add to the experience.

"These are fun things to make that nine month journey easier and more enjoyable,"
Brad Imler of the American Pregnancy Association says.

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