Having recently shed 60 pounds, the new svelte Janet Jackson feels it's time to reveal just a little more of herself.
Having finally lived down the brouhaha of fans and media after her breast was accidentaly exposed during the half time show at the 2004 Superbowl, Jackson says it's time to step back into the limelight in a very upfront way.
Posing topless for the upcoming edition of Vibe magazine has fans across the world lining up for the high gloss entertainment rag to see whether or not her breast have survived the weight loss.
"I'm feeling pretty good about myself and have been very cautious as to who's clothes I wear after that silly wardrobe accident," Jackson said.
Her new designer, Willit Mal Function, said he has designed an entire collection around Jacksons new look and expects his new line of minimum exposure evening wear to be a big hit this fall.
And in other entertainment news, Hugh Hefner, publisher of the infamous nude glam magazine, is denying stroke allegations.
In a statement to the press, Hefner said he has never had to do this himself because he has a very well trained staff.